JyB

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by JyB 3y ago
“meta-analysis” are still taken seriously in the medical world?
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by JyB 3y ago
Why does this username appear green on my screen?
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by JyB 3y ago
Generously offering Starlink to Ukrainians?
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by JyB 3y ago
That's why the best PMs have some kind of engineering background or are former eng. As small as it may be it is a requirement nowadays.
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by JyB 3y ago
Comment seem extremely dismissive and close minded.
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by JyB 3y ago
The opposite. Channels are often used to orchestrate higher-level structures/abstractions; not 'low-level' stuff where more common primitives such as mutexes/semaphores are sometime preferred.
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by JyB 3y ago
As if someone with deep regret won't repress those feelings and be actually genuine for those BS "studies".
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by JyB 3y ago
That's the only thing that make sense with Ilya & Murati signing that letter.
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by JyB 3y ago
The parent probably doesn't understand what you're talking about. Case in point.
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by JyB 3y ago
I've never seen teams as efficient at shipping stuff as when they switched to Go. At multiple companies. Complete fallacy on your part.
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by JyB 3y ago
Please see this great talk by Bryan C. Mills touching on the subject: https://youtu.be/5zXAHh5tJqQ?t=421
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by JyB 3y ago
It’s so nice seeing portability over binary size winning all around these days. Such a breath of fresh air. There might be legit cases but for some reason so many people are still hang up on ´but binary size’ for no logical reason whatsoeve
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by JyB 3y ago
> write racist poems "catastrophic misuse of the model"
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by JyB 3y ago
> downloading a file from a single peer The hard part is avoided?
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by JyB 3y ago
The first point cannot bother you after you've correctly realized your second point. The more empathy you have for your future-self or your peers, the clearer it becomes.
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by JyB 3y ago
They are fundamentally different.
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by JyB 3y ago
Exactly. Go making it's way faster than I expected to be replaced by yet another language that discovers that there's a demand for feature restriction and simplicity. The very thing that made it popular in the first place. It shou
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by JyB 3y ago
I mean. Doesn't it always boils down to supporting all "old/different browsers" hence why all web-agencies have to use all those JS libraries that seamlessly abstract it all?
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by JyB 3y ago
You’re absolutely right. People advocating for it can’t seem to see beyond their nose.
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by JyB 3y ago
For sure cut down code complexity for the single clever code writer who wanted to be fancy. Not so sure about all the readers that will come afterwards.
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by JyB 3y ago
The err!=nil is exactly what you don’t want to mention and the perfect example why you shouldn’t listen to all the close-minded takes some people might have.
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by JyB 3y ago
I'm wondering the same. Anyone already played for some time with the pkg?
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by JyB 3y ago
You are talking past each other. I just see bad faith.
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by JyB 3y ago
Not sure what that has to do with how, in today's US society, the 'White' vs 'PoC' labels and paradigm is used by an extremely divisive and toxic 'Us vs Them' mentality. Even when completely off-topic. Whi
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by JyB 3y ago
I seriously cannot tell if this comment is supposed to be taken as sarcasm.
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by JyB 3y ago
Obvious Chat GPT is obvious.
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by JyB 3y ago
Well, that's embarrassing.
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by JyB 4y ago
How would you go about it?
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by JyB 4y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.13382.pdf
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by JyB 4y ago
I believe https://arxiv.org/pdf/2210.13382.pdf

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