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by Ringz 3y ago
Of course, this is not a good example of good, high-performance code, only an answer to the specific question... the questioner certainly also knows MyPy.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Yep. Therefore it’s better to def twice(x: int) -> int: if not isinstance(x, int): raise TypeError("Expected x to be an int, got " + str(type(x))) return x + x
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by Ringz 3y ago
Probably you are right about that. Which brain does not like to pretend to give orders, instead of just reacting.
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by Ringz 3y ago
And now you have identified the real problem which has to be solved. And it possible at least in the USA.
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by Ringz 3y ago
From your Wikipedia link about the meaning of the Word Apostle: “The term [Apostle] is also used to refer to someone who is a strong supporter of something.[5][6]“ So I would call many people and myself (as someone who started studying Comp
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by Ringz 3y ago
> The TODO file in the repo[1] is fascinating. I had no idea!
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by Ringz 3y ago
Capture co2
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by Ringz 3y ago
I share your view (except for the part about nuclear reactors, which doesn't belong here). But that's not what I mean. It's the sum of all the small parts (not just CSS functions that are offloaded to the client) that, take
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by Ringz 3y ago
Of course, OpenAI doesn't just read. But do they simply reproduce content verbatim? And when they do not reproduce contents of the NYT verbatim, but rather process and tailor them to the situation, mixed, 'charged' with new &
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by Ringz 3y ago
15 - 20 years ago I was very deep in html and css. Where would you find tutorials these days to get back on with the most modern stuff?
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by Ringz 3y ago
From the point of view of the individual CSS developer, this is of course not a problem. It is the total sum of all small electricity consumers over millions of devices that should worry us. But, as a technocrat, I believe we will find othe
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by Ringz 3y ago
It is. At some point, when the co2 consumption is priced into everything, more users realize that all the grafted tools and libraries are just anxiety with bling bling and you should actually focus on the content instead of the exterior, th
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by Ringz 3y ago
> Shouldn't browsers update themselves these days? They should. But in the same way, admins and guidelines in authorities and large corporations should now follow a more modern update strategy. "Never change a Running System&qu
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by Ringz 3y ago
I read it first and also wanted to post a corresponding note here. You were faster. It's really worth it. :•) You get downvoted on Hacker News if you don't use English?
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by Ringz 3y ago
But they should be recycled.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Name the author please!
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by Ringz 3y ago
Agree! See my next comment.
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by Ringz 3y ago
> Not really. Obsidian has its shares of problems too, and most of them originate from using Markdown. Aha. Which problems do you mean? > Markdown is a freeform text-format, and works very well for writing text, but it really sucks fo
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by Ringz 3y ago
I won a lot and didn't lose anything. Obsidian plus a few plugins beats Joplin on every level. And I can edit all notes without redundancy by exporting from a Joplin database with nvim, iA Writer, find, grep, cat and millions of other
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by Ringz 3y ago
Since Joplin's developer decided to put all Markdown files into a database and thus give up all the advantages of a flat file system, I have uninstalled Joplin. In my view, the last discussion in Joplin's forum on this topic furth
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by Ringz 3y ago
Politics can be a good example of where the Apollo Syndrome might manifest, but often won’t because there are enough dumb and unskilled politicians around.
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by Ringz 3y ago
That’s your mother!
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by Ringz 3y ago
Seems reasonable to me. Let’s start building.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Doing this for a long time. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38421121 The FF solution is just more automated.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Unlikely. Some people archive every page they visit.
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by Ringz 3y ago
„Rival companies like OpenAI and Google argue that the open-source approach is dangerous and that the raw technology could be used to spread disinformation and other harmful material.“ That argument is complicated in itself because it means
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by Ringz 3y ago
They are not the first to offer this. Maybe in the US but you can do this easily with minimal effort in Germany. And I think they don’t have that much time till it will be „mainstream „ for every patient. Genome sequencing has become so che
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by Ringz 3y ago
No. It’s not only bound to specific companies.
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by Ringz 3y ago
> OpenAI before ChatGPT (or even now) isn't even in the same ballpark with Google, MS etc as far as regulatory oversight goes. That doesn’t matter for regulators.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Good questions.

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