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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Sure it's problem but one that doesn't need a state nanny. Kids could always get jazz mags from friends, find VHS tapes, be told stories, see topless women etc. The difference here is that it's easier, but that's partly
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
No but therapists like AI are not your friends. They're there for the money as nobody else would listen to this kind of thing day in day out for free. Your money stops - poof your therapist vanishes, not even a personal follow up call
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
How is this browser specific or mentioned to be browser? The technologies can be purely "enterprise integration" of backend services. When was swagger (openapi) for example forbidden to be used for RPC? E.g. an endpoint that doesn
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
If this got some traction there would be a lot more use cases: https://community.openai.com/t/feature-ifttt-connector-in-ag...
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
MCP is flawed but it learnt one thing correctly from years of RPC - complexity is the biggest time sink and holds back adoption in deference to simpler competing standards (cf XML vs JSON) - SOAP - interop needs support of DOC or RPC based
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Actually I just posted about this. I've experienced it first hand.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
I worked for a big games company. We shut down game servers, we got death threats. Horses for courses.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
If you want agent to be genuinely useful please support this feature request to have a connector for IFTTT: https://community.openai.com/t/feature-ifttt-connector-in-ag...
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
No this isn't always the case. Perhaps if somebody were to shut down your favourite online shooter without warning you'd be upset, angry and passionate about it. Some people like myself fall into this same category, we know its a
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Anthropic throw this guy a consultancy on demand job, or at least a bit of money. He's made your business rich!
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
GPUStack doesn't seem to have the problem of lowest common denominator but supports many architectures. https://github.com/gpustack/gpustack
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Counterpoint. My youngest son has DS. He's an absolute nightmare sometimes. Whereas some children might get into a mood and be ok after an hour, he does not unless his environment is changed. He will literally scream or moan non stop
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Love it. I'm trying to understand why all command line tools don't use io_uring. As an example, all my nvme's on usb 3.2 gen 2 only reach 740MB/s peak. If I use tools with aio or io_uring I get 1005MB/s. I know I ma
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Ah right, so forking the codebase, then deleting the original repo forces git to forget all copies. Gotcha thanks for the enlightenment.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Git never forgets, this isn't really a shocking revelation.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Funny you should say that. The US has Bomb Iran as a parody of Barbara Ann, available on CD: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bomb_Iran So apparently it's humourous to kill. It's not like for like, but if you
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Can this also do quantizations like median cut? Does it also support colour spaces other than RGB, CIEDE (I think I saw that in the source), i.e CMYK for paint mixing, and similar ilk? I have a few personal projects that would benefit from
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Forgot to mention, here's a nice primer: https://danluu.com/branch-prediction/
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Superscaler architecture and branch prediction was the next big thing mid 90s. If you've not heard of it then that might be because it's now considered elementary in processor design.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Your thinking is incorrect. Most mammals are nocturnal Source: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4183310/#:~:text=Gl...
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
In Java land this is really the closest analogy I could create an example for. Do you have better example I could use with Java pls?
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Thanks for taking the time to test. This helps prove my point that adds (and deletes) are generally faster by default when not pre sizing, or removing. Typically (in my experience) ArrayLists are used without thought to sizing, often becaus
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
It makes me remember a story I'd read, about a certain "Comrade Ogilvy", who recently died a hero whilst serving. Theres no real records of this guy, but a few lines text and a couple of faked photographs seemed easy enough
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Agreed, and I conflated the two since I've been describing SOLID in ways other devs in my team would understand for years. Liskov substitution for example is an overkill way of saying don't create an implementation that throws an
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Every so often a developer challenges the status quo. Why should we do it like this, why is the D in SOLID so important when it causes pain? This is lack of experience showing. DI is absolutely not needed for small projects, but once you st
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
I have seen it for millions of add/del operations, an analytics framework actually for a big American games company (first guess and you'll probably say it), which is where I originally did the analysis about 10 years ago. I'
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
It's holding a reference on each element, but it no longer has to add large chunks of memory on insert when the current array size is exceeded, just single elements. So reads are slower and a small amount of reference memory is used pe
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
LinkedList => use when adds total more than reads ArrayList => use when reads total more than adds.
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Wrong. In fact downvoters are wrong too I'm guessing most are junior devs who don't want to be proven wrong. LinkedList is much faster for inserts and slow for retrieval. ArrayLists are the opposite. To the downvoters; I say try i
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by SillyUsername 1y ago
Nandor up skilled! On a serious note isn't all that pink stuff a fire risk due to insulating high wattage components? I doubt it's flammable but it's still eventually burnable and insulating everything else.

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