Tade0

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by Tade0 9mo ago
Started referring to it as "speed of accountability". A responsible developer will only produce code as fast as they can sign it off. An irresponsible one will just shit all over the codebase.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
I was genuinely expecting neon colours, gradients and whatnot.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Isn't there very little free sodium in such batteries? At any point in time most of it should be intercalated in one or the other electrode, no?
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by Tade0 9mo ago
The world is surprisingly huge for a game that came out in 1996. I recall looking over the shoulder of my friend who was playing it religiously and seeing all those dots on the continent map, asking my him if those are all navigable locatio
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Same. I hit Tab a lot because even though the system doesn't actually understand what it's doing, it's really good at following patterns. Takes off the mental load of checking syntax. Occasionally of course it's way off,
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by Tade0 9mo ago
As a non-native English speaker I just name them in my native language or using British English spelling. I have a command named "decolour", which strips (most) ANSI escape codes. Clear as day what it does, almost nobody uses this
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Yes, thank you for pointing that out. Forgot that there's a another thing named "tsx" out there. I wouldn't call it running TS natively - what they're doing is either using an external tool, or just stripping type
548.
by Tade0 9mo ago
Yes. As pointed out by someone else I misunderstood and it's the other tsx they were talking about. I've always used ts-node, so I forgot about tsx's existence, but still those are just tools used for convenience. Nothing c
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by Tade0 9mo ago
> In JS, you have the Node / Deno split, You do? Deno is maybe a single digit percentage of the market, just hyped tremendously. > E.G. compare tsx versus Node's native ts execution JSX/TSX, despite what React people mi
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by Tade0 9mo ago
My setup has some of the things mentioned and I found that occasionally the LLM will lie that something passes, when it doesn't.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
> on the other hand, the non-determinism is such a difficult problem to work around. Well, you can always set temperature to 0, but that doesn't remove hallucinations.
552.
by Tade0 9mo ago
In my case LinkedIn consistently crashes Firefox the first time I navigate there on a given day. After I restart FF, all is fine.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
> Smart people don't fuck around and find out. Of course they do. Some of the smartest people out there are habitual risk takers. We wouldn't have organised crime if it weren't for people smart enough to not get caught or
554.
by Tade0 9mo ago
I think we can join our hands in a big circle including all nations of the world and together sing how this is a worldwide phenomenon. Anyway Poland, but not even Poland, ME - just Poland.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
There's a guy in my neighborhood driving a 20yo BMW with a modified exhaust. He also has a motorcycle. If I tried to move to a more expensive area, I would have a guy driving a 5yo BMW with a modified exhaust - the building two blocks
556.
by Tade0 9mo ago
Humans are more complex than that. If they become aware that someone is applying such conditioning, they will defy it. For the same reason corporal punishment doesn't work even on an average intelligence child. They quickly figure out
557.
by Tade0 9mo ago
I also can't stand noise and in my case the solution was to find a two storey apartment at the top floors. They're fairly common in my city. Another thing that happened by itself was my neighbour with whom I shared several walls m
558.
by Tade0 9mo ago
That's what killed them? I thought it was just financially unsustainable.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Yeah... Nasza-klasa of course had its moments, but the flavour of cringe grono enabled was truly unique. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Unless of course you specifically know a guy who knows a guy. Otherwise I t
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Also no forty minutes of ads before the actual movie. That was my friends' recent experience and it was just ridiculous. They were late and still had to watch ads.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Or picked up English before they learned to read and write properly. I'm cursed with this as I was put in an international environment right before turning five, went back to my home country to start grade school and only in fifth grad
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by Tade0 9mo ago
I am not referring to MySpace. It was a local-to-my-country social network which was outcompeted by another local-to-my-country social network, which in turn gave way to Facebook. I was aware of the existence of MySpace at the time, but it
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by Tade0 9mo ago
I understand that fully, but a good prank is believable. To quote one of my professors: "Should there ever emerge an AGI, we might not even notice at first. For one, its motivations might be completely alien to us. What if its most gra
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Somewhere in Paris, a phone laying on a glass table started vibrating and was picked up by a mysterious person who answered, with a thick French accent: "Yes?". In all seriousness to me this is still within the bounds of "a T
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by Tade0 9mo ago
I'm eternally grateful that the social media network that I was part of throughout my teenage years abruptly disappeared from the internet, never to come back again. Some say it was a technical failure during migration when the company
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by Tade0 9mo ago
> Humans poison the air and the water. This ruined my suspension of disbelief. Why should a machine care for such things?
567.
by Tade0 9mo ago
The British invented Brutalism, the eastern block perfected it.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
Younger generations grew up with DRM already present. Same with anti-cheat really. The most common reason I hear people don't make the switch to Linux is that certain games work only on Windows due to the type of anti-cheat they use.
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by Tade0 9mo ago
It's true. They're not useful for anything not hooked up to mains. I was meaning to add footstep-activated lights to my stairs using vibration sensors and 555 timers, but then I learned that if I tried to operate them from a batte
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by Tade0 9mo ago
I have a hunch that the currently sole owner just wants to do this until retirement. GoG is financially stable so there's no pressure to increase revenue. I see no simpler explanation why someone would buy out a subsidiary like that. A

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