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by aeturnum 2y ago
This is only true from the point of capital - if a startup changes the world in a way you like it can be a success to you. Profitability brings a certain approval and sustainability, but don't confuse that with your goals in what you a
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Then I guess I don't understand the point you are trying to make. Are you saying that the problem is unsolvable and people should just accept that?
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Ofc whenever I need a insecure four-digit pin I use 2501 - so people will know me when they meet me again.
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Sure, that judge is a problem, but I think your metaphor is a bit mal-formed. In your example you should probably drop the judge, but you should also make a rule saying astrology books aren't a legitimate source of sentence guidance. T
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Like I said I am no low-level C guy, but my impression is that the existing structure is allowing you to break up the setup however you like across functions / calls / etc (just keep the context) instead of keeping many different
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by aeturnum 2y ago
> it’s just barebones stack interface thrown in your general direction. I do not do a ton of low level development, but my impression is that you do not want a demanding interface. You want an interface that is straightforward, doesn&#
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I have really enjoyed working with Lua when it's come up and I think it's an extremely good language. In particular, as Noë says, its interface for embedding into C/C++ is clean and flexible. There are performance concerns, b
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I think...to me I would object to Spotify pushing their house-made music using their suggestion features (Discover Weekly, the horrid "Smart" Shuffle feature) - but them making playlists with their house music and offering them to
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I guess, to me, what about the popular counter-example: Trader Joes. A popular mid-cost supermarket that mostly stocks their own store brands. That behavior does not feel anti-competitive or deceptive. People know that Trader Joes sells mos
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by aeturnum 2y ago
You aren't required to only listen to their music. You are free to make your own playlists with the artists you like. But Spotify publishes playlists with artists they would prefer you listen to, which is kinda annoying, but is hardly
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Also, the most common scenario for this camera (and most pro-level production cameras) is that they are rented per-job. Eventually it would makes sense to buy one if you have enough work for that camera, but most people and productions star
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I work at a company that deploys Elixir/Erlang and while we do /prefer/ to push a fully tested build in a new container, sometimes things get nasty and we need to console in and re-define a module in production. It's not
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I mean, so I guess you are saying that other languages are better at estimating the memory usage than Go - as go will never need this memory it has allocated? Like Go knows everything that will happen in that goroutine, it should be able to
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I work for a company that uses sensors with some kind of 4G connection. I don't know the details but I did ask our sensor guys what would happen if someone removed the SIM card (or whatever it is) and started using data. My recollectio
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I am not u/masklinn - but I don't know what you mean. Doesn't the runtime consume memory by setting it aside for future use? Like what else does "using" ram mean other than claiming it for a time?
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Scans are not always of new locations. They have ~10m established nodes and they get ~1m node scans per week that might be new and might be old.
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I know they aren't universal! I also do not like those product managers. I think you may be mis-reading what I am saying.
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I do think the approach of "engaging only in what you can fully take in" is really healthy and sensible and something people should consider. The thing I think is immoral is suggesting that is...the best approach for everyone in a
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by aeturnum 2y ago
> I genuinely don't understand the desire to engage with so many folks on such a superficial level. That's fine! I am not asking you to understand that desire. I'm asking you to understand it's a genuinely held desi
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Yah, 100% - I agree that the chronological timeline should be a default feed alogirthm on every service.
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I wholly and completely disagree with this and think it's an unethical belief to hold. If you are under the impression that you are perfectly up to date with every detail of every person in your life you are either deeply misguided or
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by aeturnum 2y ago
It's true, of course, that the "chronological timeline" is an obvious and straightforward default, but I think you are being unfair to the position you are critiquing. Many (90%+ I would say but the exact proportion doesn&#x2
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by aeturnum 2y ago
IMO Hot Code Updates are a tantalizing tool that can be useful at times but are extremely easy to foot-gun and have little support. I suspect that the reason why no one has built a nice, formal framework for organizing and fanning out hot c
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by aeturnum 2y ago
I think, if you are under the impression that Portrait of a Lady on Fire is even...gestured at in any way in your examples - then we are in different places (I recommend you start an ssri). I urge you to compare this to the translation[1] o
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by aeturnum 2y ago
This feels almost like a request made in bad faith. I don't exactly know what quintessence of inspiration is required too put together any given movie - but lets take Portrait de la jeune fille en feu[1]. It's regarded as a master
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by aeturnum 2y ago
> Also, you make a lot of claims that just don't seem to reflect what I've seen. Can you say more about my claims? Yes, many human creations are re-hashes of old creations. All AI creations are re-hashes. As you say - they se
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by aeturnum 2y ago
You're mis-reading what he says. People create new stuff, AI (so far) remixes old stuff. Down the line you will be able to order a remix of succession and AI should be able to do that for you but it won't be able to add any intere
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by aeturnum 2y ago
Ah yah, I think this exactly gets at what I mean. > I'm a little less nostalgic for the experience of trying to copy game files over the network to get everyone on the same version, or pitying the one friend who inevitably has to r
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by aeturnum 2y ago
This is an extremely clever setup and certainly looks wonderful - but to me LAN parties are only LAN parties when people bring the computers with them (in much the same way that Champaign is only Champaign when from a certain place in Franc
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by aeturnum 2y ago
A trend I see in the "frothiest" parts of the AI world is an inattention to details and overwhelming excitement about things just over the horizon. LLMs are clearly a huge deal and will be changing a lot of things and also there a

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