Tade0

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by Tade0 5d ago
So it is an engineering problem after all. I watched the clip and the youtuber himself says the facility was poorly designed and should not have been built at all. I've read ProLogium's press release when it came out and while the
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by Tade0 6d ago
Maybe. GP's comment about LFP is highly strange to me, as this type of batteries already passes the puncture test. Li-poly, which are in just about every electronic device, on the other hand...
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by Tade0 6d ago
> and LFP create huge amounts of colorless and odorless hydrogen gas Lead-acid batteries do that while being charged, so it's an engineering problem to solve, not some insurmountable challenge.
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by Tade0 6d ago
It leads to some funny situations. This one time I was at a company get-together and the CTO, whose son was just born, received some Peppa Pig merch. I exclaimed (in English) "Peppa Pig is the shit!" The HR lady stared at me as if
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by Tade0 9d ago
This was such a weird gesture. Why did they need anyone to pay for the wedding and why did it have to be someone with ties to Putin?
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by Tade0 9d ago
Back then the term was still associated with 4chan.
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by Tade0 9d ago
I think a string of non-alphanumeric characters would work much better here, like "Once you have allowed that proprietary @#$&% into your C++ codebase” Leaves more to the imagination.
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by Tade0 11d ago
I'm afraid this all gets thrown out the window nowadays. Unless I tell them not to, LLMs lean on slapping verbose comments of the worst kind - describing the code instead of the reasons for putting it there. I ask them to write comment
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by Tade0 14d ago
I use LLMs at work. I'm expected to and paid to show up and do that, so I do it. But I refuse to leave understanding the codebase to machines. I did that the other day as an exception and fortunately my reviewer picked up on things whi
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by Tade0 14d ago
> I'm not going to share exact details about my paid app You might not be aware of this, but you've answered the question - just indirectly.
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by Tade0 14d ago
IKEA is known for going the extra skogsmil in whatever they do.
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by Tade0 15d ago
I started chewing the leaves. There's a hint of strawberry in them.
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by Tade0 15d ago
My dad would peel the skin of every fruit, including grapes, which is how I learned to do it.
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by Tade0 15d ago
I learned the Language through examples because the version provided by the school didn't have documentation and in 00s Poland internet was still relatively rare. I... participed in the competition, but that's all.
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by Tade0 17d ago
Interestingly, brands like Mercedes do the opposite - a recent test by What Car? indicated that the real (UK) highway range of the GLC 400 4Matic Electric is just 1.4% lower than its WLTP rating - 390 miles vs 394. I don't know about a
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by Tade0 17d ago
I must ask: as opposed to whiteboards or as opposed to screens for everyone? Most certainly the latter is not implemented due to a lack of budget. Desks are still two-person as well. Schools have always worked on a shoestring budget around
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by Tade0 18d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walkover In sports it's victory because the opponents didn't show up or were disqualified.
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by Tade0 18d ago
Here's a data point that should help: Poland's math score dropped by just 5 points. As for other tests: Science: -4 Reading: -7. Much like with GDP per capita, my country is climbing the rankings, but only via walkover.
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by Tade0 19d ago
There's an interesting phenomenon I've observed: I am an extremely naive person in all aspects of life, except for money. I was genuinely with you until I started reading that last paragraph.
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by Tade0 21d ago
> An example would be the european reaction to AC. That was over hyped in the media, particularly American. It's largely senior citizens who oppose AC - they've spent most of their lives in a different climate and would rather
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by Tade0 21d ago
> And nobody said that a vegan diet would have stopped climates change, they said strict vegan diets, ground based mass transit, dense development & re-wilding, energy transition. That just makes it less possible. Consuming and produ
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by Tade0 21d ago
LLMs reduced interest on tech debt, but it's still there and people who have a tendency to acquire it will go bankrupt eventually.
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by Tade0 22d ago
RPM is one thing, but the other is that engines run more efficiently at altitude due to the temperatures being much lower there.
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by Tade0 23d ago
Using nitrogen-fixing bacteria is not a new concept and it's the life's work of Dr Mariangela Hungria, who recently received the 2025 World Food Prize for her achievements in the field: https://www.worldfoodprize.org&#x
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by Tade0 24d ago
I assume laying off someone beforehand is not an option?
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by Tade0 24d ago
If the job market is so competitive, then surely there's someone out there with experience building APIs?
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by Tade0 26d ago
> Full justification in monospace through word choice (which is what the Ares Luna article is about) is bonkers, but I can't see that happening for TV dialog. We're going to see more of this once diffusion language models matu
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by Tade0 27d ago
Hugely depends on the size of the task. I've found that telling them to ask questions removes a lot of uncertainty.
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by Tade0 28d ago
A year ago I would agree. But now with sufficient context length the models actually do what they're told.
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by Tade0 1mo ago
Seen those in Italy. You use your healthcare insurance card to access the goods - whoever thought of this has quite the sense of humour.

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