ambicapter

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by ambicapter 2mo ago
You're getting downvoted but I had the same thought. This sounds like engineering. I do believe there are some cases where pushing the problem to a different place is the right thing to do, sometimes that different place is contextuall
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
You don't have to directly buy RAM to be affected. It's just like oil or electricity...if RAM was part of the economic process that you participated in, then that price increase will be passed down to you. If every datacenter in t
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
It was.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
It already has? Clout-chasers and money grubbers go for all the big tech jobs in droves.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
ah yes, whenever someone is sincerely interested in something, it's probably autism.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Getting a 408.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> Give that guy a chance to properly fuck things up before you pass judgment. You should do the same. > And anyway, since life isn’t a Git branch, we’ll never know if the alternatives were better or worse in practice. Oh, so you would
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Funny, I knew about chessboxing and Enki Bilal, but had no idea one birthed the other.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> Developing such a high quality power tool in such an open manner is honorable. Credit where credit is due, I would say their efforts are more than just "honorable", I could easily prefix that with an "extremely" and
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> Anywhere from 6 to 35% of the United States population is evangelical, depending on how "evangelical" is defined. > In the 2016 presidential election, exit polls reported that 81% of white evangelicals voted for Donald Tru
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
"non-users" are also big targets for software. If you run a software business, chances are you want people who've never used your software to start using your software. In that case, discoverability trumps high information de
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
What does that matter when cost of living is commensurately expensive?
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Extremely impressive.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
The job-hopping followed from companies not investing in their engineers, not the other way around. It was billed as the only way to get a promotion (which usually would come every 1-2 years).
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
I'm sure her skill here translates to other difficult CEO personalities.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
4 stages feels like a lot of added complexity for your first launch. I assume it gives you more performance margin to drop weight/stages more often?
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Write slower.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> “exact match (close variant)” I have to laugh to keep from crying.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
This isn't sad at all, this will help me break my reddit addiction splendidly.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> naming the first "battery" (out of the concept of lined-up artillery) That's an amazing fun fact.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
I hereby give you permission to buy the book and read it for funsies.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Why is that a "yikes"? You don't always have to be "trendy".
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
I would even go so far as to say this is the general pattern of individuals learning models with explanatory power for dealing with reality. First, you learn the model, you try to apply it absolutely everywhere even in places where it won&#
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Hahaha my only experience with an "NVC" adherent was their absolutely terrible communication and workplace productivity habits.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
> I think this applies more generally I would say the sky and a private eye's dimly lit, smoke-filled 1920s office are pretty different, actually.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
They're ambiguous words when there's no reason to not be more specific, so either the speaker is lazy or intentionally trying to muddy the waters.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Are you really "doing things securely" when you use as many unsafe blocks as the Rust port of Bun does?
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
What's the point of rewriting it to Rust if you're going to, on purpose, disable the most prominent benefits of using Rust?
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
Sure, or maybe the actual applications of “AI” are small and unobtrusive, like the dictation of doctor’s notes example, and it’s not actually the massive revolution it’s claimed to be.
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by ambicapter 2mo ago
No, but they have the internet in the afterlife, apparently.

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