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by beders 3y ago
If an attacker needs your specific signal messages, they wouldn't bother with trying to break encryption as the messages you type and receive are right there in plain text on your device. (The software that captures your input and the
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by beders 3y ago
> Like every other framework, we've come to the realisation that Knockout was right all along. And we are back full-circle ;)
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by beders 3y ago
I'm not sure why people believe this is feasible and desirable. There's no resources up there. Where do you get the water from? Where do you get the materials from? Unless you have a close, cheap source to replace and replenish, t
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by beders 3y ago
the mental gymnastics. Having fun using async/await in loops? https://zellwk.com/blog/async-await-in-loops/ An actual blocking model is much easier to grok.
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by beders 3y ago
Using this style is infectious like any other monad, so all your business will look like this. Stop reading if you are ok with this. That said, let's talk about validation errors vs. exceptions. Exceptions are - as the name implies -
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by beders 3y ago
Works well when done with robots. Now simulate it with humans who really want to get off that flying toilet that has been their home for 12 hours. No amount of education will suffice.
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by beders 3y ago
Well, maybe this is the beginning of another cold fusion story. Despite failures to reproduce the Pons/Fleischmann results, it spawned a whole new field: LENR which has very interesting yearly conferences.
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by beders 3y ago
I think he meant just hypertext
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by beders 3y ago
If this guy has any actual evidence he should publish it in peer-reviewed journals. Others should be able to reproduce his work. Everything else is just noise.
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by beders 3y ago
This is a lovely and very detailed showcase in how to combine streaming+ETL+materalized-view+query! That said: You need better advisors. Your investors and/or the board gave you bad advice on how to publish these accomplishments and ta
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by beders 3y ago
No it is not disingenuous. They didn't built Rama to build a twitter clone. And you can't take the "twitter engine" out of twitter and build other apps with it. A lot of it is custom built to fit the twitter data model.
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by beders 3y ago
Thanks a lot for all the answers! Many of them are outside of my math skills but I appreciate the different ways this was explained. Thanks!
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by beders 3y ago
That would also mean Earth moving around the sun would create such waves?
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by beders 3y ago
Yes, but what energy is transported here?
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by beders 3y ago
What is stretching/compressing it? Spacetime is warped by mass but no mass is transmitted. So what exactly is being carried along?
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by beders 3y ago
Not looking for a comfortable interpretation. The confusing thing here is that spacetime warps in the presence of mass. But no mass is transmitted in a gravity wave. So how do the waves travel?
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by beders 3y ago
The confusing thing here is that space time warps in the presence of mass. But no mass is transmitted in a gravity wave. So what is the fabric made of?
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by beders 3y ago
I still don't understand what the carrier of gravitational waves is. How are the waves propagated? Space is not an elastic fabric or water where water molecules transfer potential energy. Aren't gravitational waves a hint that spa
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by beders 3y ago
You want to trust a text generator with a known tendency to hallucinate?
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by beders 3y ago
GPT-4 is not comparable to a high school graduate. It will happily hallucinate facts and claim they are true. Well, ok, maybe it is ;) The issue they seem to tackle is trying to minimize hallucinations by injecting some human expertise into
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by beders 3y ago
I like that Gen-Z. Back to the basics! Listening to 80s music! Go younglings, go!
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by beders 3y ago
Where's the modern equivalent of xforms? It is very telling that you still can't build more sophisticated forms declaratively in HTML/CSS. After decades everyone seems to be cranking out their own custom made forms with vario
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by beders 3y ago
Is this a trick to make infrastructure/devops engineers learn TypeScript? But, hey, when looking at the origins of OOP and its main uses (back then: Simulations and UI): Maybe this is exactly what one needs to describe and setup infras
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by beders 3y ago
From the article: > It is a Peer-to-Peer Web-Like Network that cannot be censored or taken down, thanks to its decentralized nature. That's - wrong. A suitably motivated attacker can or will take down your network, figure out the i
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by beders 3y ago
I'd interpret this as: the days of using bad tools that don't understand your code is over. What is not over is the complexity people inflict on themselves trying to model a non-trivial, changing data model with concrete types.
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by beders 3y ago
How many different versions of something like a twitter-clone (as an example) are users willing to try? Buttons moving around, functionality changed or maybe even lost because the majority of the users don't want an edit button? I hig
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by beders 3y ago
Yeah, with billions of cell phone users humankind is practically dead now....
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by beders 3y ago
in all of this there's one constant: Mac's Finder remains a slow piece of unorganized garbage that barely works.
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by beders 3y ago
The article leaves out a few weaknesses of ORMs 1. inability to represent arbitrary query results. Results get mapped back into 'domain-objects'. Now you've removed yourself from the extreme expressiveness of the SELECT state
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by beders 3y ago
On top of that, looking at supply in CA, it is completely reasonable to finally turn off Diablo Canyon. https://www.caiso.com/todaysoutlook/Pages/supply.html Also interesting to compare supply of renewables today

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