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by aatd86 4mo ago
Yeah but people don't want to pay for software so all open source is basically subsidized.
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by aatd86 4mo ago
That was evident. It was designed that way :) Congrats.
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by aatd86 4mo ago
I feel like crap when taking creatine... Actually most of these purported supplements are a no go. Preworkouts would work first session then make me ultra tired, caffeine is fine as long as I 'cycle' it... Wondering strongly if th
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by aatd86 4mo ago
network effects in action and supply flooding demand.
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by aatd86 5mo ago
That's the thing, a programming language is not something static, it evolves. For instance, people are working on adding generic methods for the next release cycles. And what the article complains about is by design, not a bug. It is a
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by aatd86 5mo ago
We are speaking about incidental complexity vs. essential/inherent complexity. Inherent complexity is dealing with an XML format that is prone to vulnerabilities because people don't know how to parse properly or the protocol was
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by aatd86 5mo ago
Apparently a mythos loop will mitigate that. /jk We will see I guess... It could also be an opportunity to audit systems in automated ways.
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by aatd86 5mo ago
My point is that people mess up things as basic as salt and pepper, or encryption at rest. People are not even trying... If we deal with the intricacies of rbac, abac, acl mixed with scopes ,sso, saml, oidc, mfa, etc... I don't find th
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by aatd86 5mo ago
I wonder if it is not people being notoriously lazy or clueless at an astonishing degree. How often do you hear that password were saved in plaintext? Surprisingly high in this day and age. People not knowing what salt and pepper is... Vuln
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by aatd86 6mo ago
I would have thought it would have tried to multiply the money to do more. Time to let it listen to some 'podcasts' xD
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by aatd86 6mo ago
Can the reactive graph even be updated concurrently if the UI depends on it though? Because the UI is likely to run in its own single thread...
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by aatd86 8mo ago
There is a moral hazard here. By accepting that APIs are forever, you tend to be more cautious and move toward getting it right the first time. Slower is better... And also faster in the long run, as things compose. Personally, I do believ
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by aatd86 8mo ago
You will probably have time related free credits for AI usage. The more you sell stuff that are in demand and ship fast, the higher price you can command. Otherwise you just get basic income. People will have to be creative. Creativity does
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by aatd86 8mo ago
erratum: (1,1) rather
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by aatd86 8mo ago
There will be more of it where it does not matter. Maybe eventually with times. At the moment, in my experience, most systems rely on hyperlinear semantics. Especially scalable ones. Current llms cannot physically handle this at the moment.
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by aatd86 8mo ago
Maybe it is a notation issue. What is a negative number? What is multiplication? What is a complex "number"? Complex are not even orderable. Is complex addition an overloading of the addition operator. Same with multiplication? Wh
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by aatd86 8mo ago
SO(3)*, not SU
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by aatd86 8mo ago
What was new was not tensors. It was the representation in SU of mesons for photon-photon collisions. But even saying that is skimming the surface. I can't read beyond the knowledge gap.
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by aatd86 8mo ago
Isn't it the mathematics that is lagging? Amplituhedron? Higher dimensional models? Fun fact: I got to read the thesis of one my uncles who was a young professor back in the 90's. Right when they were discovering bosons. They were
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by aatd86 8mo ago
Does is overlap with Contributor License Agreement?
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by aatd86 8mo ago
Do these administrations still purchase licenses for software or do they just create open source maintained by government employees? How much are they willing to pay? Because people in Europe are notoriously paid less so I am curious of t
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by aatd86 8mo ago
Isn't that measuring the speed of json encoding instead?
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Nice, first time I try this game... Guess I am not a natural.. It's not like othello/reversi haha.
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Yeah. Well to their defense, it is probably to be understood as islands of interactivity lost in a sea of static elements. The term is definitely more evocative.
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by aatd86 9mo ago
now that you say it :o Should be astro lakes or something.
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Would be great if it could be used as a wasm library... Just saying... Is it? I would actually need and use this.
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Tough luck, something is coming from my end at some point this year. The remix guys are coming with something too. You won't force me to useReact, sorry... ;D
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by aatd86 9mo ago
There is no loyalty. They eho have the best models win. The only way remains to try and lock consumers into your ecosystem.
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Just a little feedback: Incremental is good. That allows for partial recompilation. You also want to establish good compilation unit demarcation. However wrt to query being different from signals, especially since you described it in terms
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by aatd86 9mo ago
Because of asymmetry. Some people are more inclined toward certain things than others. People who are excellent at math are much more likely to be able to advance AI for instance. The goal of physical systems being to remain at rest/(h

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