Aperocky

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by Aperocky 3y ago
I thought most of the interstates are not illuminated unless you get close to major cities. Just drive with lights on.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
> Do you think a physicist would be less certain that OP is wrong, than how certain OP is that he is right? This is not the correct application of the effect. A physicist would have been sure about this particular case being wrong, but
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Don't blame this on CS, this is just Dunning-Kruger effect in action.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Of course it's "feasible" I can also hire a helicopter to commute, it will be feasible until I run out of money.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
The entirely infeasibility and the incompetence or malice in the whole chain of people that pushed and approved this project qualifies it as a boondoggle. In our local universe entropy must be preserved, and energy comes at a premium. That
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Smell like Nikolas and Theranos. Both seem to be technically possible, but on closer inspection it turns out they weren't, at least not today. Since not even a lab explanation is offered, it smells incredibly similar.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Exactly, not everything needs scale. For a low traffic, low use system, lambda + dynamo might just be the cheapest and easiest to implement and maintain. And there are generally more of those type of systems.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
I like semi-automatically generated docs like AWS API docs that contains in minimum the type information for every field there is, and often much more. I don't like Python docs where it ends up on long winded explanation for specific c
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by Aperocky 3y ago
Even if you did, I assume the credit card company will be able to reverse/cancel the transaction as long as you report in a reasonable time.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
But I'm never attent on those calls anyways. Put them on a speaker and blast, but I can see for people that depend on phone for business, it's going to be rough.
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by Aperocky 3y ago
I was like you, at one point (2021 or 2022) I reckon wore socks and actual shoes maybe less than 30 days out of a year. If I go anywhere it'd be in a croc or sandals. But then discovered the fun of electric skateboarding. This necessit
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by Aperocky 3y ago
A legislation that requires 50% markup that is refunded at recycling center? Not sure how well it'd work in rural America though.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Add to it, it's especially good for threads like these since I can control the depth of the DFS via arguments to only look at the first level comments.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Not necessarily only for myself, but I've been using my own terminal CLI to browse and comment on HN (yes, including this comment): https://github.com/Aperocky/hnterminal You can also get it via `pip install hnter
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by Aperocky 4y ago
popular isn't necessarily decent. The decent part was inherited from 20 years ago. The new UI changes have generally been detrimental. It got to a point where I'm contemplating (but too lazy) to switch my gaming PC to Linux
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by Aperocky 4y ago
> just before landing I would characterize it as failing during the landing process, or lithobraking if you will.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Trademark ChatGPT, or even GPT-4, but no GPT. It's like trademarking "Operating System", completely ridiculous.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
At least it's not named "OpenVidia"
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by Aperocky 4y ago
OpenAI is anything but open, with the same logic nvidia should try to apply for "GPU" trademark.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
There is an actual difference in quality (though not as much as the salary differential). Not in small part due to a significant percentage of the best engineers originating in those regions are already here in the United States.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
That's still equivalent to an martian atmosphere above.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Clean code == elegance > complex in my books. I'm unsure what your definition of elegance is, but for me it's simple and clean. Any complex things should be slimmed down to simple thing or a small combination of simple things.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
KSP is so realistic unless you run into the kraken. I made rockets that would do the same thing (flipping) when the fins where on the top due to aerodynamics... going to be interesting to see how SpaceX is going to solve that.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Commodity parts are going to run the future. Soon we'll have commodity rocket engines and it's going to be plug and play with software accomodating X% failure per launch. The Soviets only dreamed of such when they came up with the
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by Aperocky 4y ago
Can any of the existing open source models do the same? ChatGPT is great but I don't want all of my queries going to OpenAI. I'd rather shell out a considerable sum to buy the equipment to run my own.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
It seems to be flipping before that, means nothing to separate if it was rolling.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
> the k8s cluster will be around for awhile. without someone maintaining it, it would probably fail by the end of month. That's not considering the constant changes going into it.
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by Aperocky 4y ago
The argument only exist because the one who made the argument has never written a line of code in their entire life. You don't expect the warehouse to grow rooms and additional bay with each passing year. The warehouse is a capex, the
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by Aperocky 4y ago
I don't see this happening for the same reason we organize our stuff into boxes and folders. Chat is by nature unorganized and unspecialized. To extend on this argument, this is also partially the reason that low code never took off.

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