Rexxar

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by Rexxar 9mo ago
It always involve an undefined behaviour at creation of the 'null reference', there is no legal way to create it.
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by Rexxar 9mo ago
AI needs heavy fortifications, moats and watchtowers around it.
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by Rexxar 9mo ago
Maybe the average question will be more "high level" now that all simple questions are answered by LLMs ?
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by Rexxar 9mo ago
Technically there isn't a recession but, if you split by sectors, you see that all sectors not related to the AI investment boom are in the red. The question is: is it a natural consequence of investment shift to better technologies or
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Challenging projects every programmer should try(austinhenley.com)
2 points by Rexxar 9mo ago|0 comments
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The Economics of Bicycles for the Mind(nber.org)
4 points by Rexxar 10mo ago|0 comments
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Vienna Gasometers(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Rexxar 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Rexxar 10mo ago
Is there a particular meaning to 'active/inactive' that I don't know that justifies your out-of-proportion outrage? What is the problem with observing that 35% of Americans just don't care enough about this subject
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by Rexxar 10mo ago
A citizen that don't vote for the most important election is clearly not very active.
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by Rexxar 10mo ago
The people you are replying to are trying to have a meaningful discussion by providing references and some basic argumentation. Can you add some link or arguments that explain more strongly your point of view instead of using strong affirma
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Australia and its peoples is vast and deep(abc.net.au)
3 points by Rexxar 1y ago|1 comments
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by Rexxar 1y ago
Maybe it was initially supposed to be a sort of "3-value boolean" (true/false/undefined) and not a standard bool. You can (rarely) meet this pattern in c++ if you use boost::tribool or in c# if you have a nullable bool.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
Even if the computational power evolve exponentially, we need to evaluate the utility of additional computations. And if the utility happens to increase logarithmically with computation spend, it's possible that in the end, we will obs
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by Rexxar 1y ago
Regulated price in France: - 0,1952 per kWh for uniform price. - 0,1635 / 0,2081 for day/nigh pricing - 0,1232 /... / 0,6468 for variable pricing https://particulier.edf.fr/content/dam/2-Actifs&
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by Rexxar 1y ago
The other funny thing is the land border with Netherlands ... in the Caribbean.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
The company who operates the car is responsible for this. Broken systems is not a way to avoid lawsuit but a sure way to be convicted.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
8 is probably Waymo's choice. It's not said anywhere that it's the permit limit.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
> Have you ever stopped to consider why class mobility is much much less common in Europe than in the USA? It's a common idea but each time you try to measure social mobility, you find a lot of European countries ahead of USA. - ht
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by Rexxar 1y ago
This one is intended.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
> I would say for the last 6 months, 95% of the code for my chat app was AI generated Why did you squash 6 months of work in two commits ?
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by Rexxar 1y ago
And absolutely no energy consumption when you don't change the image.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
AI help us to do faster what we shouldn't have to do at all if our tools where better.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
'Founding engineer' is the new 'Vice president'
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by Rexxar 1y ago
IMHO, in this case it should not even be a boolean but an enum {Visible, Hidden}.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
He didn't say he made 12 independent saleable products, he says he built 12 tools that fill a need at his job and are used in production. They are probably quite simple and do a very specific task as the whole article is telling us tha
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by Rexxar 1y ago
2008 was a point where euro was overvalued compared to dollar at 1.60$ after the subprime crises. It's not a significant number.
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by Rexxar 1y ago
> US is now only 65% and shrinking. It's a fake news that just don't take into account on currency value change (euro has lost some value between 2019 and 2024). But if you look really want to look at it this way, I have a bad
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by Rexxar 1y ago
It was "[dead]" or "[flagged]" ? If it was the first it was automatic and probably caused by previous comments, not by this one. New accounts (green name) can be auto-flagged quite fast if they have downvotes or reports
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by Rexxar 1y ago
The first number is based on statistical observation of mortality rate the second is based on classification by doctor at death. It's not comparable at all. For example, if there is an increase in heart related death when it's hot
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by Rexxar 1y ago
Sorry for the misspelling, fixed.

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