TZubiri

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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Especially if you come from other languages. a + " " + b will be clearer to devs that aren't senior python developers. the f string thing is just a marginal improvement at the cost of alienating other devs. But it's grea
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Doesn't cover: - the trailing slash detail detailed in the OP - raw strings at all - more complex stuff like raw format strings Also, my mind is a temple, I don't learn python from cheatsheets from random secondary sources.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Been using python for almost 10 years. I never use any of the funky strings. Instead of reading like 10 PEPs for f strings, I just use the + operator on strings and backslash escaping, big whoop.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
>I have a domain name with the TLD of "today". Many people think my email is [email]@[domain].today.com Skill Issue
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Not sure about the legal theory behind domains and intent to sell, but fact-wise my defense would be that I consider all of my assets to be for sale, the only difference is the price, so they would have to prove that my 'intent to sell
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I feel that this period before the AI bust is mostly a veeeery long window for people to commit reputational suicide. The game is to see who survives the longest without submitting to committing blunders that reveal an intrinsic incorrectib
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I'm also a windows user, along with user of other OS. What's surreal to me is the Windows Installation process, the concept of an installation process that allows any app to have complete unsandboxed access to the files of other a
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I can't seem to be able to edit out the swipe. - such a pussy about actually using record types + not bold enough to use actual record types And I know it's not the core of the issue, but I meant "using TXT records for everyt
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Interesting, a binding bid might be more useful than this proposed no-op slop. TLDs like .online actually have a registrar-based dynamic pricing system based on internal rules, like domain size, presence in word lists, plurality, etc... And
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
my slop detection instinct is so good that I can tell it's slop before even clicking the link. I precogged the neon colors of the website, the pill modals, the 'it's not X, it's Y', the emdashes...
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I've had a non technical user ask me how to convert a document to PDF so that it's not editable or copypasteable by someone else. And also ask me how to edit a pdf. PDF is used as DRM by obfuscation by non technical users, it&#x2
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I didn't mention anything about accuracy, I said that it would be simpler to implement, which might or might not be correlated with accuracy. However in this case, we see a scenario where OCR would be more accurate indeed. So just rere
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
USBism has a lot of elements similar to the "connect your agent to your data with this 'curl | sh' script and do anything. Maybe some friction and incompatibility is useful in some cases.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
So.. memory futures? Sounds like a signal of an efficient and mature market to me, manufacturers sell their stock way beforehand, keep production steady, and wholesalers can hold stock and absorb risk in exchange of profit. Nothing prevent
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
OCR the PDF. It's the ground truth, and it's not like it's more complex than parsing a pdf, at this point, the technology for OCR might even be better than PDF parsing, which is full of accidental instead of natural complexit
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
> if they try and it doesn’t work they still complied with the order. Probably, but they would be still liable for the additional compensatory and punitive damages of the issues they have set precendent for being liable to.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I understand that they may have legal standing to do so, and that it may be a profitable legal move. But big picture strategy wise, I think they'll just focus on actually fixing the problem and avoiding such future suits, the reputatio
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
communicating with peers would be the main one.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
it's around 250$ per inhabitant. I think that's equivalent to a whole year of revenue or even more, not at all insignificant
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Maybe I misread, but this is not about addictive products like reels at all, it's about child trafficking being advertised through Instagram with public but non explicit photos, and Meta's failure to remove that content.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Less resources devoted to curing because of lower lethality
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
This is one of those cases were I'm just stumped for answers, not sure who is right, could go either way. Doesn't look like a high stakes case at face value. But if you look at the components individually, there's a lot of th
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Anyone know a vendor that might sell SummerCart in amateur quantities? Doesn't need to do that specifically, but maybe there's custom low volume board makers, like with 3D printer economics.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
>We could probably come up with a better system using a tree coordinate system. I'd suggest having ones that count from origin, and other that count from present, so the current extant species would be +1, LUCA would be -1. Eukaryot
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
What is healthy dirt, if not dirt that grows healthy plants. Which will of course depend on the plant.
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
IANAL. It seems that the police was investigating the suspect for a separate crime "bail jumping". There was a warrant, and the suspect was detained and searched with the powers granted by a judge via a warrant. Again I ask, what&
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Which of the events would be in violation of the 4th amendment here?
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
I don't quite get the thesis of the author here. Regardless of the view that one may have on Cannabis laws, they are illegal, if the system is correctly detaining people that break those laws, and you have a problem with that, is the p
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
Then we agree right? >Make a law that someone is responsible for a bot's actions Original comment suggests creating a law such that a person is responsible for a bot's actions. I mention that no law is needed since people are a
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by TZubiri 3mo ago
It's a thing chatgpt comes up with, like em dashes or the worde 'delve'. High clanker/vibecoder signal

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