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Counterpoint, you still need a 3rd party library to implement a sane rest API in Django. Same with async jobs.
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>Find something better than Django Rails. QED.
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by aeve890 1y ago
Or when GitHub launched the Svalbard "artic code vault" to misdirect results about its involvement with ICE.
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>I think one of the neat things with this algorithm is that it's completely local, but still creates global structures that fit together. Nicely fitting for the (sort of) physical quantum wave function collapse behavior.
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by aeve890 1y ago
Is this not the stereotypical big tech employee everyone love to bash here when the topic of advertising comes out? I've read thousand of comments about the morality of people working in that industry. Well, here's one. I hope it
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by aeve890 1y ago
>I’ve worked on ads at Meta, Snap, and Nextdoor. I also consult companies on building ads. If you are building your ad stack, feel free to reach out — let’s chat! Hmmm
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by aeve890 1y ago
Is it a sort of reversible pseudo-hashing function even possible? Or something like a seed in a deterministic procedural generator. You could store arbitrary data in a few bits. 8kb for all the redundancies and metadata even. On a second th
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by aeve890 1y ago
>but it’s also just part of life. Yeah? Who said that? Any selfish person can say the same about anything. "Yeah my dog shat your lawn but that's just part of life. Deal with it". What's part of life is different for
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by aeve890 1y ago
Typst is open source. It can be used as a cli tool https://github.com/typst/typst
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>People are feeling good south of the border. Can't wait to join them. What happened to the narco-state situation, murder by the thousands, etc? It's all gone already?
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I agree with all you said except the last part. Sport is good and team sport is better. A "lifestyle guru" should know that. Kicking a ball is maybe the lowest entry barrier sport in many countries. I'm from latin america and
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by aeve890 1y ago
>technology more powerful than nuclear weaponry God-like technology that you can avoid by touching grass? Unless you're talking about a Skynet type rogue ASI, which is probably not gonna happen anytime soon.
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>I would love to be proven wrong, yet there is no international regulation on AI. What are the chances of advancing in AI regulation before any monumental fuck up that changes the public opinion to "yeah this thing is really dangero
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>The result is dismissive of other humans that dont strive to be happy or a "good person". This has to be satire.
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Right? That was the most weird and dystopic shit in the list. They even filed have a patent!
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>This just is not looking good [0] and it is presented as a showcase here. I agree. Something looks off about it, but I can't put my finger on what. It's the empty space? The fonts? I don't know exactly.
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>Source: Stern, Gerlach, & Penke (2020) Wow, what are the odds? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stern%E2%80%93Gerlach_experime...
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>Welcome to the honest side of AI coding. How's this different from the same playbook they're accusing other parties to play? 1. The Hook: we're honest!!!! Come on.
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>Avoid thinking of the pain of the task at hand >Imagine and focus on the reward of these tasks. IME if you have ADHD those two things are basically the same. Sure, don't think of the pain, but you could ended up stuck in daydrea
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by aeve890 1y ago
100 years ago you could be asking if number theory or non-euclidean geometry has any tangible benefit of is purely academic. For the bb problem, the answer right now is no. But nobody knows what's down the road when finding useful appl
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I gotta check. Now I got my fix with Elite Dangerous.
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Same! I lost days looking for the most distant galaxies and traveling to them. I always felt the same anxiety of the emptiness thinking why the universe doesn't give us a way to explore it, why I was born so early or in a _lame low tec
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>Every tool for the right job. If you are doing tons of scripting (for e.g. tests on platforms different than Rust), Python can be a solid valid alternative. I'd say Go is a better alternative if you want to replace python scripting
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by aeve890 1y ago
Looks amazing! Does anyone know of TUI libraries for Rust or Go that achieve this level of polish? I've tried bubblegum, ratatui, tview but none of these seem to match the sleek, polished look of Textual.
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I'm not smart enough to understand what are the conclusions of the patterns observed in the video.
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>a bit rough around the edges. You're right. It almost lost me with this nonsense >Pi to the last digit? A triviality Cool stuff though
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>The code will compile just fine. The Zig compiler will generate a new number for each unique 'error.*' This is wild. I assume there's at least the tooling to catch this kind of errors right?
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>But is it actually that good? If it is, it may be worth it TF? Worth $31k? Nice try centurygames
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>First is Hanlon’s Razor Those "razors" (Occam's, Hanlon's, etc) are just heuristics, not axioms. At what point you're supposed to stop assuming root cause is just stupidity? given the priors one can perfectly as
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>One of our classes being thrown in limbo for several months after we found out that a bunch of foundational research underpinning it was entirely made up (See: Diederik Stapel). That's mild. In one of Chile's largest and most

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