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by CSSer 3y ago
And frankly, these videos are agonizing to watch even when they jump right in. I can’t effectively grep through someone’s rant when I’m trying to find information about that one aspect of a product that will make or break my purchasing d
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by CSSer 3y ago
The next few months may be hard for you. AWS will start charging for ipv4 on February 1st, so it’s likely that either a mass migration is coming or prices for many services will increase accordingly to pass that cost along to customers.
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by CSSer 3y ago
> To fly a passenger jet from London to New York would need the annual sewage of 10,000 people. And another 10,000 to come back. So no magic bullet, but a contribution to sustainability. Fair enough. They go on to talk about a demonstrat
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by CSSer 3y ago
To clarify, this was a sarcastic remark. I wasn't trying to actually imply that it was okay just because everyone else was doing it. I suppose that little /s really can do a lot of work.
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To be fair one could argue that was still in vogue at the time…
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by CSSer 3y ago
You should all try Sony’s Playstation Network Captchas. They’re insane.
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Yeah, and I swear that term appeared out of nowhere. I feel like a year ago we were called it vector embeddings, but I’m no expert.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Was there any good or even gray faith there?
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by CSSer 3y ago
If I recall correctly, it will and there’s nothing you can do about it. This came up recently on HN. Someone tried to post something that is definitely in the public domain as of this year, got a strike, and was asking how they’re supposed
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by CSSer 3y ago
My favorite part is the bit about the crew member’s chocolate. For some reason I get a kick out of imagining a federal official diligently scribbling notes on a pad while a flight attendant confidently asserts that they knew this man was
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by CSSer 3y ago
Apple sends their regards. Google would like a word.
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It’s not just that. Physical copies are increasingly no longer available. Now I can only buy a license for the same price I used to pay for a physical copy. Moreover, this is for a good that has no substitute.
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by CSSer 3y ago
Let’s use your example. How would you feel if, due to a disagreement with the publisher over the quality of ink, the publisher was “forced” to break into your house while you eat breakfast and rip the newspaper out of your hands? This is wh
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by CSSer 3y ago
You know, honestly I don't recall. From what I do remember, I had checked the repo and I believe it was something you were working on but it was going to require a really big lift. I wanted to be very charitable with you in my above co
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by CSSer 3y ago
You might try Magnet. It's $10 on the mac app store. I've had zero issues with it, and it has some problems sorted that other tools don't or haven't always, namely correctly tiling across monitors. I used to use Rectangl
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by CSSer 3y ago
The credibility of everyone who was involved in this imbroglio is shot for me until I get some receipts for this. I personally doubt RLHF can scale anyway. Altman recently gave an interview at Oxford (right before all of this drama) of all
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by CSSer 3y ago
To be honest, I feel pretty insecure about bitwise operations. I was really psyched for the primer link, but it 404ed :(
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by CSSer 3y ago
We have a tendency to remember the good and not the bad, and we want to see our friends do well. Someone else also pointed out here in the comments that no one wants to publicly state they made a bad call if they can avoid it because it wil
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by CSSer 3y ago
Woah, slow down. We’d have to ban half the posts on HN too.
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by CSSer 3y ago
I wonder how many of these products are going to slurp up proprietary information from unwitting code teams before it's over. Granted, if your team/org isn't smart enough to consider that, maybe there's not really much t
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by CSSer 3y ago
I confess I’ve submitted a smug report before, but it had an important ulterior motive. When I originally reported the bug, it was ignored. When I reported it again, guessing information about the system, they fixed the bug (probably becaus
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by CSSer 3y ago
Google’s market position is shifting. Soon they won’t have the free-flowing treasure-trove of data they once had because of the death of third-party cookies. You can see it in the way they’re focusing more on sampled data. It not only saves
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That’s such a blast from the past. It may seem frivolous, but it’s funny what draws a kid in. I spent a lot of time in middle school fussing with drivers to get hardware acceleration to run on crappy secondhand laptops, all so I could play
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I find it easier to maintain mental conceptions of three dimensional objects in my current working memory than I do a series of flat planes. I feel that we’re wired that way. Take macOS as an example. The current space is shown as the large
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How about the window going up in flames on close?
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by CSSer 3y ago
This looks nice and all, but this doesn’t work on mobile devices due to pull to refresh.
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Are they batched into some binary/serialized format that ships a collection of transactions that is then processed on the other system one at a time or literally shipped via individual network transactions and then executed individuall
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I think part of what makes these recent gags so funny to me is that it illustrates how perilous mixing RSC with client code feels in practice. Worrying about teammates accidentally exposing environment variables was already bad enough. Debu
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Jokes on you. I've already got a huge schnoz. Seriously though, now I'm wondering if that's doing me any favors.
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It’s a lot of waste heat too. I’m sure it looks cool in the office, so it’s probably a nice conversation piece. I suspect that’s the most likely intention. I personally can’t wait to go to work tomorrow and tell them some percentage of the

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