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   by 0x008 4y ago

   For me it's more about balancing the opportunity cost of possibly not knowing this one important fact with the pain that is realizing how much of the stuff I am actually failing to get back to in the end. So I usually try to answer the
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   I think like most things in life the success factor directly correlates with the amount of tries. If you try to organize one party in five years its clear that the success will not be guaranteed because your friends might either not be part
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   The problem is, as long as old python versions continue to exist, the competing standards also will continue to exist. From a user experience stand point it is horrible. Depending on the python, pip, or Setup tools version on a system the I
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   I donate to NeoVim so they can spread the good word.
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   They mostly recommend charities which are based around saving lives of small children or baby’s in 3rd world countries. A noble cause, no doubt. However, I wonder if there is a similar thing for saving the earth as opposed to humans?
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   Depends entirely on your goals. If you want to minimize cost, it mostly depends on your energy cost. If it is low it doesn’t matter since all CPUs will gladly last 10 years or more. If it is high, go for the one with the least power usage o
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   Yea it is a supported use case. VS code remote extension can work with every container just like remote ssh development.
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   Python packaging’s greatest challenge is 10 competing tools and standards.
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   by 0x008 4y ago

   So then what is the significance of Mickey Mouse copyright expiring..?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Well I think that will not mean anybody can use the character or create their own spin-offs I presume…? There surely is some kind of law that will allow Disney to sue anybody on the grounds they the character defines their brand identity or
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Actually they don't. You can listen to the podcasts by Lex Fridman with Yan Le Cun or Andrej Karpathy regarding that topic. But basically what Le Cun is saying is that the information density in text is not high enough in order to lear
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    I wonder what computers would be capable off if we would develop a new stack from the ground up (bits and bytes) with the silicon in mind which we have available today…
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Also try out NocoDB as a good air table alternative.
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    It is more a case of companies hiring drivers and then realizing they need to pave the roads first in order for them to get to a destination in a meaningful amount of time. However, paving “data roads” seems to be quite a tough problem, hen
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    If I recall correctly: electron can compile JavaScript to “ByteNode” which is some form of byte code intended to be run in the V8 engine.
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    I have been frustrated at times with developers not looking ahead or testing their software, PMs not caring that software is tested properly, etc. It feels sometimes like the only metric that counts is how many story points are finished aft
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    It is when you live in a large city. Where I live the “good old German bakery” is almost extinct and and you have to either travel a lot and queue up for bread, buy cheap bread which consists mostly of some kind of corn Sirup and water or g
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    Ask HN: Learn C in 2023?

    222 points by 0x008 4y ago|211 comments
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    I hope some day we can use chatGPT to give us the tl;dr of TOS changes.
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Do you have any resources you might recommend?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Everything’s on Andrej Karpathy‘s blog.
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Google colab?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    How?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    When reading all these recommendations, I wonder why nobody is using ctrl-c to exit insert mode..?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Can somebody explain to me the sentiment of "Free speech really should be free."? I get why people should be allowed to say whatever they want, but why should twitter - a private company - be force to publish whatever people say?
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    Thanks, I will check it. But how can it override the system settings, that is an oversight I think…
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    What I would really like to know is how to mute an application. I have sounds disabled for outlook notifications in System settings and do not disturb on. Yet, I hear chimes/bells from outlook every time I receive an email. Anybody e
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    If you are okay with using nvidia-ecosystem, check out tensor rt.
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    In the professional context (apart of individual apps distributed by small creators / indiehackers) usually models are run using standardized runtimes in native code (C++ usually), using runtimes TensorRT (for Nvidia Devices), onnxrunt
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    by 0x008 4y ago

    I don’t think there was that one “aha!”-Moment, but I always found out when something seemed to hard, if I would revisit it after couple weeks it suddenly seemed so easy. I guess there is a lot of cross-knowledge you can apply from learning