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by antonvs 3mo ago
The criticisms are valid, though: no source, no connection to the source. You would think a university student would understand the importance of citing sources.
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by antonvs 3mo ago
There's a reason for the word "eternal" in "Eternal September".
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by antonvs 3mo ago
Like most modern languages, Rust has its own build system and package manager, Cargo. Everything you're referring to relates to that, and has nothing to do with LLM coding. Edit: saw the clarification in another comment. But, in that c
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by antonvs 3mo ago
Why does this person owe you “clarification”? You’re really just helping to confirm his diagnosis.
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by antonvs 3mo ago
Now I'm imagining a Boeing 777 pilot playing Truck Simulator because he's bored while the plane is landing.
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by antonvs 3mo ago
> Maybe because Mozilla makes no money Something like $680 million annual revenue. There are thousands of companies in Silicon Valley that would kill for that.
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by antonvs 3mo ago
You could say the same thing about AWS, GCP, OpenRouter etc. etc. Databricks is near the bottom of the list that anyone who knows what they're doing would want to choose. It pivots every time there's a new technology and isn'
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by antonvs 3mo ago
Light is a way of transferring energy, that ultimately translates into heat. Essentially, light is one of the principal agents of entropy.
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by antonvs 3mo ago
You can read many posts here by very experienced developers who disagree. It’s possible that the experienced developers you know just aren’t that good at adapting to major changes like this.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
It punishes the inflexible deep thinker, perhaps. If you can’t figure out how to use an incredibly powerful tool to your advantage, how deeply are you thinking, really?
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by antonvs 4mo ago
I blame my father, who's a professional analytic philosopher.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
This is one of the pragmatic reasons that microservices can be a useful tool in a complex system. The enforced boundaries at every level - build, deployment, API, and team responsibility - make it easier to swap out, deprecate, or eliminate
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by antonvs 4mo ago
It’s not fixable by GitHub, which is what the original comment was asking about.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
The point is that Github can’t fix it. It’s the user’s responsibility to not grant access to accounts that shouldn’t have access to the resources in question.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
In my agent sessions,which are scoped to one or more src/project folders, the model regularly tries to access src/ for no good reason. When asked what it’s looking for, it never has a good answer, and suddenly discovers that it ca
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> Is it that difficult to acknowledge that you posted something that was inaccurate, and move forward from it? What I take serious issue with is the deceptive and uncharitable nature of your "correction", which didn't ment
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by antonvs 4mo ago
I’m curious about what you’re thinking of, but for both electric heaters and computers, essentially 100% of the input energy is converted to heat one way or another. What you may be thinking of is efficiency when the output is intended to b
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> First, for accuracy: the personal top marginal income tax rate during the Reagan-era was not 90%. When Reagan took office, it was 70%, which is where it had been since the 1960s. First, for accuracy: it was above 90% from WWII up until
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> optical fibers factories and pharma factories can deliver higher quality products when built in space Those seem like classic examples of what you get when you have a solution in search of problems. What’s the monetary value of the inc
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by antonvs 4mo ago
Not a coincidence that both technologies aren’t going to live up to the proponents’ claims, and both want materials we don’t really have.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
I view articles like that as a kind of roleplaying, essentially. The authors are pretending to be space hardware engineers, but the results are not remotely realistic.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> until they stop using the word "compute" as if it were a noun. That’s a bit silly, since it is a noun at this point, meaning computing resources or computing capacity. It’s nowhere near being a term similar to “information su
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by antonvs 4mo ago
It doesn't really make any difference. Managing "dedicated servers" essentially requires the same level of effort as managing hardware.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> a figure the tech giant blasted as “outlandish.” Conforming to society's expectations can feel outlandish if you've never been subject to it before. This is why Reagan-era 90+% top marginal income tax and strong antitrust mea
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by antonvs 4mo ago
Because CSS is more difficult than machine learning, apparently.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, after all.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
Dennett was a philosophical zombie, so his opinion doesn’t really matter.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> Heavens, that got wordy, sorry about that. The mark of a true philosopher.
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by antonvs 4mo ago
It is only within the horizon of a presumed transparency - already inscribed by the metaphysics of immediacy - that the demand for “clarity” emerges as an unquestioned norm. Thus the Continental philosopher, precisely insofar as they declin
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by antonvs 4mo ago
> knowing all the philosophy every published is not being a philosopher Debatable. We may need to ask a philosopher.

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