CraigJPerry

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by CraigJPerry 8mo ago
This levels concept resonates with me: https://www.lorenstew.art/blog/progressive-complexity-manife... There are cases where you need more than htmx / datastar, but i like the explicit calling out of when these bo
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by CraigJPerry 8mo ago
>> are you ready to be first in line to accept accountability I'm accountable for the code i push to production. I have all the power and agency in this scenario, so i am the right person to be accountable for what's in my P
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by CraigJPerry 8mo ago
I, a foreign entity, have sold something to an american and now have 10 dollars and zero treasuries. I purchase a treasury. I have zero product, zero dollars and one treasury. At some point in future i have zero product, maybe 12 dollars an
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by CraigJPerry 8mo ago
>> EV have far more tire wear because they are heavier Is this true? If an EV were 30% heavier than an ICE, would it produce 30% more tyre wear emissions? Or would it produce more or less than 30%? Is the primary factor in tyre wear w
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
in cold weather an ice is not close to 30%, that's an achievable warm weather figure when everything's working efficiently. Many ice journeys are so short in cold weather that efficiency never peaks above 10%
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
Revealed preferences suggest otherwise and that matters because he says a lot of things, often contradictory. Is it just another Epstein diversion maybe? Oil story doesn't stack up though: - it's heavy sour oil, the tar like
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
>> barely says anything about private sector money creation It opens with the words "Money is created in the Canadian economy in two main ways: through private commercial bank loans..." the introduction continues "... I
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
>> I need 1 agent that successfully solves the most important problem In most of these kinds of posts, that's still you. I don't believe i've come across a pro-faster-keyboard post yet that claims AGI. Despite the name,
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
Canada is not an exception and operates via the same mechanism https://lop.parl.ca/sites/PublicWebsite/default/en_CA/Resear... Fractional reserve is a model only for textbooks, it is not an accurate mod
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
> fractional reserve banking and do the math all models are wrong but some are still useful. This model isn’t useful at all since the fraction was legislated to be 0 years ago.
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
only thing i'd add is mas for mac app store apps you want to ensure are installed but otherwise i run pretty much the same setup. When i install a fresh macos i have two commands to run - install nix using the determinate systems insta
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
> Entire categories of illegal states and transitions can be eliminated. I have an over-developed, unhealthy interest in the utility of types for LLM generated code. When an llm is predicting the next token to generate, my current level
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
>> Coding AIs design software better than me Absolutely flat out not true. I'm extremely pro-faster-keyboard, i use the faster keyboards in almost every opportunity i can, i've been amazed by debugging skills (in fairness, i
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
> The statute says "or" and an a) b) c) bullet point There is no c) bullet point, the part you misinterpreted as an or is an AND: "with intent to cause that person to believe that immediate unlawful violence will be used a
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by CraigJPerry 9mo ago
>> What you cannot do is calling for violence against them. > This is blatantly disingenuous. The Public Order Act 1986 ... <snip>... criminalize "insulting" and "abusive" words ... Do you know what i find
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
>> You could argue that NixOS hides a lot of complexity They both have the same complexity in that scenario. Underneath it's very comparable configuration for both but Nixos provides an easy abstraction for that specific case. If
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
I don't usually so i don't know unfortunately, i was just curious in this case
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
Thats quite an impressive amount of functionality for not much code. Tokei says 4.4k sloc in the ui dir which contains the editor implementation. I was over 25k sloc for a less ambitious editor in typescript recently. I'm also a bit je
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
How does that work? Is that an open source solution like the ZCRX stuff with io uring or does it require proprietary hardware setups? I'm hopeful that the open source solutions today are competitive. I was familiar with Solarflare and
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
> but LLMs can only learn languages that programmers write a sufficient amount of code in i wrote my own language, LLMs have been able to work with it at a good level for over a year. I don't do anything special to enable that - jus
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
You're arguing that accounting is misleading, your argument is that we can ignore the balance and count only the assets column. A summation of assets ignoring liabilities is not a measure of wealth.
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
Refuelling a cargo ship can take over a day. Quite a boring but well paid job. How many kwh are you lifting at a time with a container? How many kwh are you pumping in the same period?
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
6k month over the past decade is circa 1.7m today depending on which index fund you chose. Assuming a 4% draw down (conventionally agreed to be safe) is over 5.5k a month.
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
€4000 euros plus tax to replace the module that contains the fuse. Insane. The ford transit custom PHEV costs £4500 to replace the timing belt. Access issues mean dropping the hybrid battery and parts of the sub frame. Compare with the mk8
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
>> you have a price ceiling by definition Price ceiling definition: a government-imposed legal maximum price My original comment: First come first served is a better <snipped for brevity> This is not a legal maximum price, this
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
>> Thinking that retailers could keep RAM prices low and also keep it in stock for you is irrational. Not a claim i made
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
> This is called a price ceiling The act of eliminating surge pricing is not a price ceiling. That's a different thing. That requires more than simply swapping surge pricing with first come first served. You've created a strawm
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
It's speculative price gouging. Calling it "surge pricing" doesn't stop erosion of consumer trust in the market. Watch now as more people more readily jump to price fixing conclusions. Not helped by the inevitable furthe
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
I think that original post was taken down after a short while but antirez was similarly nerd sniped by it and posted this which i keep a link to for posterity: https://antirez.com/news/150
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by CraigJPerry 10mo ago
What would be a good example of the kinds of things a 100 line function would be doing? I don't see that in my world so i'm naively trying to inline functions in codebases i'm familiar with and not really valuing the result i

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