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by Aperocky 3y ago
And here's the deal, with more years in this industry, I've always found that the optimal performance almost always comes from a simple architecture. And that performance optimization done prematurely often achieve complete opposi
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Premature optimization is the root of all evil. Simple > Complex. It's amazing how many otherwise brilliant people dive headlong into project without considering these basic principals or even intentionally brush them aside.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
He's very confident in his assessment but never even took any possibility that things maybe automated away or done differently. We're heading in that direction - just because everybody rode a horse doesn't mean a car won&#x27
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Premature optimization is root of all evil. Python isn't perfect, and mostly unsuitable for any system where performance is in consideration. That leaves everything else including personal utility scripts and packages I use each day to
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Shameless plug on the same subject if you are vim user fond of terminal: https://github.com/Aperocky/diarycli `pip install diarycli` Alternatively there is a shell version if you are averse to python/pip package m
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by Aperocky 3y ago
This doesn't pass the occam's razor. The simplest explanation are mental illness, shameless fame seekers and confused people who saw rocket debris or some supersonic fighter.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Indeed, but even in this case, the spectator could still be at any location outside of the 3D area being filmed (in this case, the game itself) for complete experience, or inside for a incomplete (potential blindspots) presentation.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Make no sense to sit courtside, the spectator should be able to be wherever they wanted, either in the air, on the nosebleeds, on the court itself, or under the court. Having a courtside seat is a physical constraint that does not need to b
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Natural selection are now slower than artificial ones except on the microbial levels. So maybe extinctions after extinctions for animals that are visible to us, and then bunch of new superbugs.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
I'd be very surprised there's any developer that spends more than 4 hrs per week to tweak CSS to begin with, I just don't see the savings that you outlined. I also think that you might be misunderstanding developers, we'
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Did you get recognition for recognizing the problem and dealing with it?
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Yes except people could just ditch HP and buy a Brother. It's not like printers are too expensive to replace.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
What's wrong with calculus? Even though I think linear algebra is more important these days. Statistic etc really doesn't work without those basic building blocks unless you stick to the very basic level.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Isn't using a commercial VPN exposing yourself to the same risk except simply to a different/single provider?
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Same here, have a Brother printer that just printed and scanned. did nothing else and did not complain for years. Had the minimum features but that's exactly what I need it for. I guess HP think they have a monopoly somehow for them en
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by Aperocky 3y ago
imo a self contained component are the same as bit and byte. To me, the draw of programming being that it is both a logical puzzle and a constructive endeavor, brings me a lot of joy to be able to see my stuff work. Whether that's mani
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by Aperocky 3y ago
In your experience, did the chatbot makes coding tasks faster or slower? I always feel like they will slow thing down as they introduce the additional debugging requirement which imo is worse than me thinking about how to write some of thes
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by Aperocky 3y ago
The complete downfall of quora is surprising tbh. Trying to cash out before they reached critical point? At one point about a decade ago through my spotty memory they are pretty on par with reddit in terms of adoption and reputation.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
The more important part is when do they make the distinction from "moon" to "rocks" Plenty of larger rocks in Saturn's ring.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
> authorizing the temporary employment People born in India will be under this "temporary employment" for decades before they get a green card due to the country cap. With recent backlogs it looks like the process will take up
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by Aperocky 3y ago
> It’s a perfectly logical (if not humane given current immigration law) position to hold that companies should be required to lay off visa holders first Elon Musk didn't get laid off in the 2000-01 tech bubble presumably because he
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by Aperocky 3y ago
OpenAI doens't want to be one of Windows/Mac/Linux, it wants what Microsoft was trying 20 years ago where it wants to strangle all OS not named Windows. Ironically OpenAI is now half owned by Microsoft. It doesn't want t
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by Aperocky 3y ago
OpenAI have no moat. The open source community will catch up in at most a year or two, they are scared and now want to use regulations to strangle competitions. While their AI is going to advance as well, the leap will not be qualitative as
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by Aperocky 3y ago
This is a product of incentives encouraged by the system (i.e. a federal republic), it has nothing to do with languages.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
I would assume so too, maybe try multiple options, after all you don't pay until the the submit button.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
How much miles do you get out of it? Or a better question, how much range was lost as a percentage compared to when it was originally released?
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by Aperocky 3y ago
micromobility is on the rise. Electric skateboard is the latest greatest thing ever if you are willing to invest in learning the skills to safely use it. It's got an even smaller form factor than the scooters and so far I've never
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Unless you're a mechanic then you can make cars in the 90s last as long as the engine does.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
LOL a box has to be manually filled out. I can't believe they didn't fix that for 3 straight years.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
How? Was it Form-1099K mis-ingestion from turbotax? Or is it some other hole?

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