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by badosu 1y ago
The interlocutor on the other end experiencing time (or reasoning) at a different scale is an interesting case too, imagine a week feeling like centuries to them.
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by badosu 1y ago
I really have a hard time understanding this train of thought. One could say these sentences are also a product of "its culture". The world is not black or white, good or evil. Things are more nuanced and complicated than advertis
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by badosu 1y ago
Sure, but I think there's a spectrum when making that decision: "should keep their bullshit to themselves" <---> "should perhaps take leadership and avoid having their public channel a cesspool" <---> &q
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by badosu 1y ago
This. While I am all for making conscious choices on what to support I can't take anything phrased like that seriously "all is contributors". Hyprland, while inferior (imo) in some aspects to sway on the wayland tiling manage
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by badosu 1y ago
Working with Phoenix, and even more so Elixir and OTP, has been a great joy at a similar to almost the same level I had when transitioning from DotNet to Ruby in 2010 for my experience. There are still some rough edges, and the job market m
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by badosu 1y ago
Maybe when google actually did searches. A coworker today was unable to find a very straightforward quoted text on google, on duckduckgo the first few hits were exactly what we were looking for.
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An experiment generating a protocol spec from natural language source with LLM(gist.github.com)
1 points by badosu 1y ago|1 comments
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by badosu 1y ago
As someone who wasn't able to get a lot of value from LLMs attempting to bruteforce their usage in my work environment I decided to experiment on a side project. I document my whole experience and provide a few conclusions from my pers
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by badosu 1y ago
Lua is the scripting language of [Recoil]. I've been writing some fairly complex game code on it for a few years now, I lost a lot of prejudice over time on 1-indexing. In fact, at least for this application I've come to enjoy its
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by badosu 1y ago
Seems like an interesting hypothesis to explore. You didn't provide any context of why you think that could be the case or the mechanism through the alleged subsidies happen.
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by badosu 1y ago
Is piracy that difficult in other countries? Why would someone waste money in any service like this? Why do people reward this?
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by badosu 1y ago
I get ya, but this would be more of my case if my terminal didn't have scrollback search available (or if I really wanted to scrutinize the output carefully). In foot I just ctrl+shift+r and search back the references one-by-one in a m
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by badosu 1y ago
There's a lot more context than what is being discussed here. Kent has proven to be incapable to respect the release window process everyone who works in the kernel agrees to. I don't like politics in my repo as much as the next g
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by badosu 1y ago
I don't have a computer science education, but I had a math one. I found it a great explanation, but I understand why others would feel it's not. It definitely is not an "asshole" way of explaining it though.
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by badosu 1y ago
Some context: it is a tightly knit community, where I interact with the contributors often in a conversational manner. I know their intent is to push the project forward and well-meaning, I don't care about whether they are vibe-coding
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by badosu 1y ago
I contribute to an open-source game with decades of legacy and employing many unusual patterns. Two weeks ago someone asked me to review a PR, which I did pointing out some architectural concerns. The code was not necessarily bad, but it ad
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by badosu 1y ago
> The intention here seems to be to filter out low quality submissions for which the only purpose is to only pimp Github resume for having contributions in highly starred repo. Not sure if the people doing that will be disclosing use of
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by badosu 1y ago
It would be limited if it _literally_ wasn't a question, right? I'm opening myself to understand things. I don't understand the combativeness.
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by badosu 1y ago
Reminder that Github _still_ does not support IPv6: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/10539
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by badosu 1y ago
I don't understand why someone, with some technical education, would use any chromium based browser instead of firefox, any ideas?
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by badosu 1y ago
You can make a fractal out of the state graph of a double pendulum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtjb2OhEQcU I don't doubt there could be an iterative formula that maps to it, but I'd be very surprised.
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by badosu 1y ago
I really appreciated the information I was unaware of folks in the industry. Also a pretty acceptable, and hopefully self evident, statement that technology and industry are relevant to "winning wars" (regardless of nation), even
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by badosu 2y ago
I remember a very simple experimental setup we did at my initial physics class, my university at the time was in construction (we didn't have equipped labs), with a result similar to the two slit experiment by shining a cheap laser at
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by badosu 2y ago
You don't want to have too much hypertrophy in the heart for sure. My understanding though is that it's very hard (almost impossible?) for it to be a problem without exogenous hormones, or some other condition that allows you to a
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by badosu 2y ago
We could have had Bernie
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by badosu 2y ago
After reading it a bit further, they searched for a service that exposed email via Gaia ID, and found it via Pixel Recorder.
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by badosu 2y ago
Use it on the block user api and get an email address from what I understood.
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by badosu 2y ago
It's revealing how many sub designs they found on south american jungles, but few actually found in traffic or on the targets coast.
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by badosu 2y ago
I had a great time with bitwig as a daw, no idea about the hardware issue though
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by badosu 2y ago
The way I read is, as the society is getting more equal, in modern politics the challenge is to... Which is a way to dismiss legitimate issues from an audience you might dislike. But yes, maybe I could be more charitable to the author I gue

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