MrLeap

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by MrLeap 2y ago
I've seen this. Takes management vigilantly guarding the commons from excessive drive bys and divebombs. It takes a lot less energy to throw shit than it does to clean shit. There's infinite signals. Big egos take a lot of energy
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Thank you, gives me something to play with.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
In postgres, Is there a way to create a table that stores in ramdisk, but allows you to trigger writing to disk yourself? I have a usecase where our application has events where it would be a good time to trigger disk IO. The changes that o
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by MrLeap 2y ago
> Complicating things was that, for some reason, floating point data in binary format would never match exactly between the two systems, so all floats had to be exported as text. Floating point weirdsies between systems is a well encount
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I mulled over this for a while, thought deeply about it from a lot of angles. I think the only useful heuristic for thorny issues like this is to do our best to balance compassion for self and others, and encourage others to do the same. I
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Do you know the nature of the axe that she grinds? It's important to determine the kind of salt pairing. Often times people have grievances against systems because they aren't doing a good job achieving their aims or there's
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I've been waiting to see some paper that is like "a shallow tree of key/values is all you need" to tackle model plasticity. AI memory seems predominately a tension between compression and lookup speed. These large vector
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I'd jokingly say "Can you automate authentic human connection?" but I wager we're about 2 years away from a million people granting power of attorney to their apple body pillows so I'm going to take it for granted t
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by MrLeap 2y ago
What came to mind first is a situation where like, your company has a public API endpoint that sends emails for your SaaS. It accepts destination and email content as parameters. One day you find a deposed member of Nigerian royalty has use
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Gamedev here. The process I have to go through to make a good core is never a linear thing. I'm making a custom netcode right now. I started from a blank folder. I had some design decisions worked out before I started, like I wanted ud
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Reading down discussion indicates they're "sharing anonymized data with partners" and that some jurisdictions think that's at odds with claiming you don't sell user data. I.. agree? Sounds like selling user data to
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by MrLeap 2y ago
> One other thing I'm really hopeful is to embed Ladybird engine in a "first class" way. Think of if as an Electron alternative but in a sane way. I have the same hope. If it were performant enough I would find reasons to
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Andreas Kling is pouring his attention into this. He's a grit elemental. I believe he will accomplish this no matter how many people tell him it's a doomed effort, impossible, whatever. What happens in the longer term depends on i
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Ah yeah, what you're saying about memory layouts makes sense to me. I'm writing a custom netcode that sends MessagePack serialized structs over udp. Looking at the raw bytes of the message makes debugging easier sometimes. When th
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I'll take your word for it. I lose intuition for how far away the moon is and how much delta - V it takes to get back to earth. I do think the moon has an advantage from a standpoint that the material is already there. You have to &quo
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Good attitude.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Whichever one used sensory deprivation tanks. I don't remember the specifics. High salinity solutions make wizards more buoyant. It's immediately self evident to me how this helps one telepathically view the inside of missile silo
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by MrLeap 2y ago
> because the pool of people that can see an absolutely insane idea, and ones that can actually work on them, are the vanishingly small number of nearly eccentrics. I go back and forth with this. The further along the path I go, the more
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by MrLeap 2y ago
This is absolutely incredible work! How hard was it to get your foot in the door on having code execute on an already running process? Do you do this from a separate process at runtime or is it all modifying the executable before you run it
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Thank you!
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by MrLeap 2y ago
You gotta forgive people. We've all been a little eroded by regular assertions that a safe underhand throws, like turning a webpage into an electron app or whatever, are moonshots. I for one love things like this. I wish we used a litt
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by MrLeap 2y ago
> Seeing (sensing) the unseen I'm reading this as a soft signal that there's still a market for marinating wizards in salty brine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_Project_(U.S._Army_un...
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I can think of a bunch of great reasons to be wary about this, but at the same time it feels inevitable, doesn't it? Biggest reason I don't like it is the fact a big rock lobbed at earth from the moon is one of the lowest cost of
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Interesting. You and I are reasonably adjacent it seems like. I've been cooking up a pleasant way to enable modding support in games I make. I have this idea in my head that I want this system to work even all the way up to letting peo
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Damn nice. Love seeing indies make it! I hope for a small fraction of your level of success when I finally ship Tentacle Typer.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I don't think she found a 1% increase in efficiency. I think she was being aspirational as to what her contribution could lead to.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
maybe that tweet would have said "I will pay for a faster horse". It's up to you to bring the solution.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
I agreed with you at the start. Once I got to this we diverged. > Mind alone cannot create compassion How did you come to this conclusion?
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by MrLeap 2y ago
This has made me wonder if there's a tracert that attempts to geolocate the hops and put them on a map. That would be an interesting tool.
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by MrLeap 2y ago
Apparently it kills cats.

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