Nullabillity

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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Does "building" a tool for churning out spam truly make you happy? Do any of these videos (assuming that the product actually works, because the rest of the site sure does not inspire any confidence) provide any value to.. anyone,
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
You're talking about a trillion dollar company , they could easily afford to keep going indefinitely.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> Since package builds of node/python/ruby packages depend on stuff outside of the package dir in the tree, you need that mapping between versions and commits. > Using nix without nixpkgs may be fine for more scoped use but
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> Is this obvious, simple, and default behaviour? In the documentation[0] they're right next to each other, and `buildImage`[1] (builds a single layer) specifically calls out that you probably want to use `buildLayeredImage` or `str
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> by 2030, AI will be running almost entirely on solar+wind+battery Bullshit. Even if this was true (and so far that doesn't seem to be the case), that's not how commodities work. You can't just measure how much your th
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
This reminds me a lot of Sweden's SPAR.[0] Everyone has a personal ID number, the ministry of tax (Skatteverket) maintains a database of everyone's contact information (name, address, etc; Folkbokföringen), which "anyone&quot
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> Just loaded up the Airbnb site and… it’s new icons. The actual UI I’m interacting with hasn’t changed a jot, though. Don't undersell it. It also manages to run like ass on a desktop with a modern gaming GPU, and takes 5 years to l
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Word count targets are a rough guideline for how much detail is expected; adding more useless filler is the last thing you want.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
And what does your verification process look like then, if it somehow doesn't involve doing any research yourself anyway?
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
We already had text search, and I don't see the value in adding a bullshittifier on top of that.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
This is just survivorship bias speaking. Some bubbles have a useful core somewhere, but that doesn't mean that every (or even most) bubble does.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> That's not embezzlement by any definition of the word. This is just mental gymnastics on the level of "it's not murder when the military does it!". > Care to reply to this? No, because it's not relevant to t
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> It's such a weird take I don't even know where to begin. Are you suggesting that all people who worked at Microsoft to make Windows and IE and all their other products had their labour "stolen" from them? If yes, ca
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
The oil fund isn't a Nordic Thing™, it's norwegian. We in the rest of the nordics don't even have (significant amounts of) oil.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
They were never particularly competent about it (from the technical side, anyway), but https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_Channel#Changelog is a pretty sad/hilarious read.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
We don't have to build the torment nexus.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Easy; if you don't want to pay for keeping up with SaaS, don't use SaaS! This is an entirely self-inflicted problem, and it's on you (as in, the gamedev) to fix it.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> We don't require labeling for basically any other concerns about business practices Maybe we should. Then again, pretty sure both of those are completely illegal anyway. (Not that that stops it entirely, but somehow I'm not c
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> Again there has to be a clear separation between the science behind GMO and the business practices. Discussing the science is worthless until you can solve the business practices.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Do you, though?
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
The difference is that there's nobody there to fact-check the bullshit that your LLM spews.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Graphics work just fine. Y'know, the G in the name.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Rust macros don't really understand the types involved. If you have a derive macro for #[derive(MyTrait)] struct Foo { bar: Bar, baz: Baz, } then your macro can see that it references Bar and Baz, but
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> I don't need that new stuff but I understand they have to go where the market goes if they want to stay relevant vs competitors Looking at the people racing to jump off the cliff and saying "let's maybe consider not do
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
You're still stuck paying for the garbage regardless, and funding an organization that thinks this is an acceptable business direction.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
The "barefoot developers" link that they cite as an inspiration is heavily steeped in AI bullshit ("First, that language models will create a golden age of local, home-cooked software and barefoot developers.").
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
Performance optimization is different, because there's still some kind of a baseline truth. Every knows what a FPS is, and +5% FPS is +5% FPS. Even the tricky cases have some kind of boundary (+5% FPS on this hardware but -10% on thi
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
"That kind of support" is the absolute bare minimum. If you're not even providing that then you're not fit to sell anything, at any price .
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
It's filtered to only Show HN posts.
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by Nullabillity 1y ago
> You probably need to eat more fruits and vegetables. I've never seen those here; the scale just has a touch screen menu with pictures.

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