Nathanba

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by Nathanba 1y ago
I was initially agreeing with the article but it's a clever marketing piece. Nothing changes, these graphs were already really easy to read and if they weren't then they should be. You should already be capable of zooming into you
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by Nathanba 1y ago
Next time they shouldn't lie nonstop about almost every single thing during a pandemic. Then you can expect people to follow you. People don't like to follow proven liars, whether they did it with "good intentions" is ul
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by Nathanba 1y ago
caffeine seems to accumulate though, very soon it won't matter how late in the day you took your coffee today because there is still some amount in there from yesterday too. Personally I'm trying to drink as little coffee as possi
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by Nathanba 1y ago
But employees are not just pure net gains. If you hire a bunch of "retirement jobbers" you will still have to manage them. It sounds logical at first that you simply hire a few older people for lesser pay but in Europe the questio
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by Nathanba 1y ago
I mostly agree and I think this is the reason why languages like Python or Ruby succeeded so much. People simply want to use a beautiful, easy to type, easy to read language. They don't care that it's slow and actually quite ter
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by Nathanba 1y ago
it doesn't have to be precise enough anymore though because a perfect AI can get all the details from the existing code and understand your intent from your prompt.
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by Nathanba 1y ago
right and getting a family is also just a box to check and eating food is a box to check and brushing my teeth is just a box to check and on it goes for every single thing in life. If we all just checked boxes then we'd not be human an
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by Nathanba 1y ago
That makes no sense, using Paypal or Stripe is very normal on the web. There is no reason why it should be any different in apps except for Apple trying to gaslight us.
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by Nathanba 1y ago
I think we are at the point where I can tell that these posts are not worth reading but they could easily be human posts not worth reading. And the few posts that I would consider useful enough to read are essentially just condensed lists o
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by Nathanba 1y ago
true and with AI I can look into far more subjects more quickly because the skill that was necessary was mostly just endless amounts of sifting through documentation and trying to find out why some error happens or how to configure somethin
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by Nathanba 1y ago
Tens of thousands of scraper bots for a single site? Is that really the case? I would have assumed that maybe 3-5 bots send lets say 20 requests per second in parallel to scrape. Sure, they might eventually start trying different ips and bo
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by Nathanba 1y ago
Yes but the scraper only has to solve it once and it gets cached too right? Surely it gets cached, otherwise it would be too annoying for humans on phones too? I guess it depends on whether scrapers are just simple curl clients or full head
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by Nathanba 2y ago
>Trust is not important if they are afraid of you I understand that argument I've never seen it spelled out by anyone other than me. I only brought it up as a last effort to explain the possible thinking behind these actions. It sti
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I actually think that the design is something people could get behind. People are painting and coating it with various cool color schemes, some of them look great. The problem is that the car itself just doesn't seem good enough and ha
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Nobody is seriously claiming that all work on earth can be done by individuals. Obviously the master blacksmith that designs and leads the outfitting of the entire king's army with superior weaponry thanks to his personal leadership an
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by Nathanba 2y ago
that's a bad analogy because a single football player cannot ever deliver a match entirely on his own. A single developer can absolutely deliver a full product on his own, it's not inherently a team sport whatsoever. You could mak
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by Nathanba 2y ago
well the only issue I have with that is that coding is already a fairly easy way to encode logic. Sure...writing Rust or C isn't easy but writing some memory managed code is so easy that I wonder whether we are helping ourselves by rem
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I guess nobody considers it price dumping because it's given away entirely for free. People only see it as price dumping when somebody offers something at a far lower price.. but nobody feels like complaining when somebody is so rich t
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Same here, I don't like passkeys for many reasons. Another reason is that I can't see the key that I'm using. Therefore: What if Bitwarden doesn't pick up the passkey? Tough luck, I'm out of options. I cannot manual
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by Nathanba 2y ago
that's a nonsensically optimistic view given current events. It's far more likely that there is no security guarantee in a treaty form precisely because the US does not intend to help Taiwan.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
>In reality, that was always the case. *while everybody made sure that they would band together to punish such behavior as the even bigger and stronger combined force
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by Nathanba 2y ago
it's not even about support, Trump wanted to extort Ukraine out of their resources without giving anything back. He failed to do so.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The EU was united, namely in not bothering to help Ukraine. The US decided to want to help Ukraine and send weapons and set the tone and (slow) pace of the weapons that they sent. Only for them to pull the rug away later anyway. This is rea
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I don't get it, what's the catch? Why isn't everyone using Fil-C immediately everywhere?
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes, it's even easier in this market with no regulations and less risk so browser and software automation via AI will happen far faster.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
People even let the cars drive on their own and they take their hands off the wheel. Letting an AI do a purchase is far less risky. People are fine with things like this as long as it appears to work reliably enough.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
I've always been perplexed and dumbfounded by this to the point where it had a really bad effect on my life because I just couldn't believe that it's happening, in a sense my life was on hold. I couldn't believe that peo
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Yes you need to read carefully and not let your own assumptions get in the way. He did say: Filtering based on the owner's identity is bad. He did not say: Filtering based on the owner's identity is bad while that identity matche
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by Nathanba 2y ago
The irony is that he didn't say that at all and it's actually you who assumed this.
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by Nathanba 2y ago
Then it shouldn't be a problem to provide proof or at the very least a link to someone else providing proof.

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