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ahoka
7mo ago
It even supports Hacker News speak: https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Hacker+News+speak&tex...
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7mo ago
It's because the meat industry is a welfare queen. In my local supermarket last year I could buy pork for ~8 EUR by kg, but champignons costed 10 (Nordic country).
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ahoka
7mo ago
How do you sell it?
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ahoka
7mo ago
The MF what?
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ahoka
7mo ago
Not open but stupid, IMHO.
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ahoka
7mo ago
An American colleague once said the following: if something is stupidly inefficient or done in an illogical way in the US, it's because someone makes money on it.
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ahoka
7mo ago
"That begs the question, is waste and inefficiency socially undesirable? Maybe not." Organic farming is one example.
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ahoka
7mo ago
/usr/bin/time emacs -Q -e kill-emacs 0.03 real 0.02 user 0.00 sys Altough I'm not using Emacs.app.
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ahoka
8mo ago
No, that’s mescaline (Spanish for tequila).
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ahoka
8mo ago
That explains why I intrinsically "trust" Sonnet 4.6 the most.
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ahoka
8mo ago
It's quite logical that by saturating your CPU it can only decrease performance.
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ahoka
8mo ago
Now tell the fake story about the moneys and the ladder too.
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8mo ago
In olden times someone trying to fix a BSD driver could have a peek at the GPL one, but that was gray area copyright wise (basically you would not admit it publicly for this reason). If a 850 billion USD company does it, then it's perf
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ahoka
8mo ago
That pesky GPL does not stop us anymore, cool.
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ahoka
8mo ago
Getting into an inconsistent state does not just mean “losing a few seconds”.
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ahoka
8mo ago
Ex cathedra.
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ahoka
8mo ago
"I guess in English it would be equivalent to frat-bro talk." But it does that!
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ahoka
8mo ago
Yes. This is expected at any serious company as intellectual property violations can have serious consequences.
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ahoka
8mo ago
That's where I have stopped reading.
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ahoka
8mo ago
It has reached singularity.
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ahoka
8mo ago
Or log_statement = 'all' in Postgres.
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ahoka
8mo ago
S3 Ninja if you really just need something local to try your code with.
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ahoka
8mo ago
Could US tech companies stop making the world a better place? Like how Airbnb made housing markets "better" and and Facebook made politics "better"? We barely have anything left as regular people as our new feudal lords
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ahoka
8mo ago
And browsers trying to mitigate fingerprinting are miserable to use (fixed window size with only Arial available, etc) and probably fingerprintable anyway.
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ahoka
9mo ago
One just needs to put enough poison on the internet to get the malicious URL suggested by LLMs. What a time to be alive!
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ahoka
9mo ago
I have internal zones in my home network and requests to resolve them never leave the private network. So no, it's not meant to.
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ahoka
9mo ago
For representing monetary values.
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ahoka
9mo ago
People are usually confused when I use prime numbers for periodic jobs, but then they understand.
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9mo ago
There's practically no "left" in the US.
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9mo ago
Bull and bear markets. Bull’s horns are pointing up (expecting growth, optimistic), bear’s claw is pointing down (expecting recession, pessimistic). Yeah, it’s stupid.
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