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by Sammi 1y ago
He said "most" , not "all".
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by Sammi 1y ago
This is overly reductionist. The are plenty of laws that work well. Any time I hear someone talk about more or less regulation, instead of talking about better or worse regulation, I suspect they are ideologists and trying to shift the narr
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by Sammi 1y ago
Switching from chrome password manager to bitwarden is as easy as clicking export and then import.
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by Sammi 1y ago
No, switch to something open source like bitwarden or you'll just end up locked into a bad situation again.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Seriously the commission works at the mercy of the parliament, not the other way around.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Small states are usually given more weight in parliament. This is commonly considered more democratic. The commission is elected by the parliament. This is democratic. Would it be an improvement if parliament could propose laws and commissi
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by Sammi 1y ago
Who is not democratically elected? The EU Parliament is directly elected. The EU Council is comprised of EU country head of states, which are all directly elected. The EU Council and EU Parliament then elect the EU Comission. Sounds democra
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by Sammi 1y ago
You realise what bias hn has when you use hckrnews.com and are able to see what they remove. Not that I think hn has a stronger bias than other forums, but it is there.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Get rid of the First Past the Post voting system. Almost all the brokenness of US politics is downstream from FPTP. It incentivates divisiveness instead of collaboration and consensus, which a better voting system would.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Sorry for the pedantry, but there's little evidence to suggest that neural nets know about unknown unknowns. They know a lot about known unknowns though. Really enjoyed your comment in any case :)
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by Sammi 1y ago
Windows usage share is slowly and surely falling. People care, they're just slow to realise. https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide... If you want to sell high quality software, then you
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by Sammi 1y ago
What I've seen is exactly this, that LLMs give the most leverage to small and highly capable teams of devs. You need to be highly capable in order to get good output from LLMs, and large teams still have the coordination overhead that
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by Sammi 1y ago
Software is going to be of two types: 1. Mostly written by LLMs, and only superficially reviewed by humans. 2. Written 50-50% by devs and LLMs. Reviewed to the same degree as now. Software of type 2 will be more expensive and probably of hi
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by Sammi 1y ago
I'm expecting to see so much more poor quality software being made. We're going to be swimming in an ocean of bad software. Good experienced devs will be able to make better software, but so many inexperienced devs will be regurgi
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by Sammi 1y ago
Clearly they don't want to come out and say that Wine is an "implementation of windows apis", because that would invite legal issues. But clearly this is what Wine really is for a large part. Some stuff are just shallow shims
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by Sammi 1y ago
Surely the server can tell the client what sounds to play and what other environmental hints to do, just as well as the server can choose to tell the client where the other players are when they are in sight.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Why are players who aren't on screen even in the client memory? The server shouldn't be sharing sensitive information.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Buy a domain. Lead everyone to your domain.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Buy a domain and make your own system. Only use other people's platforms for marketing and pr, or as commodity providers that are easily replaced. You can make your own business that you actually own and control. It's even cheap -
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by Sammi 1y ago
That would not improve china's situation.
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by Sammi 1y ago
I'd love to see a comparison of the computational expense of avif compared to webp. I know av1, which avif is based off, is pretty hard on the hardware.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Also webp support in browsers is looking pretty good these days: https://caniuse.com/webp The last major browser to add support was Safari 16 and that was released on September 12, 2022. I see pretty much no one on browsers
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by Sammi 1y ago
You're nit picking a tangential point.
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by Sammi 1y ago
What is called "planning" or "thinking" here doesn't seem conceptually much different to me than going from naive breath first search based Dijkstra shortest path search, to adding a heuristics that makes it search
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by Sammi 1y ago
The problems is that I mentally just panic and abort without even trying when I see 06-06 and 05-06. The ambiguity just flips my brain off.
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by Sammi 1y ago
I use frequent git staging to get a rolling checkpoint. It works with any code or environment.
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by Sammi 1y ago
Ukrainian intel have said that they were seeing Russia prepare for a large aviation bombing attack. So all the best bombers were out on the tarmac getting fueled when they attacked. Maximum pain. Russia didn't just loose a third of the
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by Sammi 1y ago
[citation_needed]
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by Sammi 1y ago
Because Tauri people advertise it as a complete solution to everything Electron does. But then they act surprised when people have platform difference issues that they don't have with Electron. Tauri is being actively misrepresented an
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by Sammi 1y ago
Yeah for a small tertiary apps then Electron is a huge performance burden to put on your users. They might just choose it's not worth it and not use your app. On the contrary if it's a large app that the user spends lots of time i

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