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by benatkin 2y ago
The Bluesky migration shows that people will keep trying anything but a decentralized platform as long as there are centralized ones that claim to be different. https://pluralistic.net/2023/08/06/fool-me-twice
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by benatkin 2y ago
And for negative numbers it's CEIL()! And in SQL Server, ROUND() with a nonzero number for the third parameter for truncate, and CELING() for ceiling.
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by benatkin 2y ago
I like to think of it as TRUNC
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by benatkin 2y ago
I can imagine a 20 and a half year old in the US arguing this logic when fighting an underage drinking charge.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Dismissive are we? Quibbling about a clear hockey stick growth curve. These comments: > Now do the same for other evaluations, remove the o family, nudge the time scale a bit, and watch the same curve pop out. > This is called eval sa
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by benatkin 2y ago
Passing difficult tests is no small feat... https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1hj2tvj/its_ha...
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by benatkin 2y ago
It should be nothing personnel in the sense of LLMs not being considered people. It's seeming that it will more likely be nothing personnel in terms of nothing personnel, kid .
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by benatkin 2y ago
> The Matrix Foundation has not “closed the ecosystem”! The ecosystem is healthier than ever - just look at all the independent folks building away at https://2024.matrix.org/watch etc. You seem to be conflating Element
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by benatkin 2y ago
There was clear deprioritization of the community, which to me doesn’t sound like good faith, by Matrix Foundation in closing the ecosystem. Element, which has the stuff that matters, is technically FOSS. And the 10 years just shows how
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by benatkin 2y ago
> with AGPL they couldn't build a valid business model It's not so clear cut. There are differences between the GPL and AGPL, and they can have an effect on how well a business or non-profit (which Codeberg is) that uses it or
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by benatkin 2y ago
It's more that vendor neutral is a sweet spot for me. AGPL, as well as GPL for a library rather than something that works well as a standalone application, brings it closer into what feels to me like no software vendor territory - one
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by benatkin 2y ago
It's bait and switch, they built the community of Matrix and Element around a promise of openness but specifically chose a license to make it another Discord or Slack. You can read between the lines here: https://element.io&
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by benatkin 2y ago
This is why I don't want to put any free testing into a copylefted copyright like Element, let alone code or docs contributions. I realize I'm testing Discord for free, but it's different with Element, because for years I per
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by benatkin 2y ago
You don’t avoid 1984 (mass surveillance) by being 1984 (erasing history). Edit: to expand my thought, what you just said would be erased if we got in the habit of erasing stuff because it might be unpleasant. So while maybe this kind of opp
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by benatkin 2y ago
Depends on if they have a menu that is a superset of the standard coffee shop fare or not. This one in SoMa unsurprisingly has decaf, in the form of espresso, because they want to be ready for their foot traffic. https://delahcof
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by benatkin 2y ago
The arity check in clojure sounds like a nice balance between runtime and compile time errors. Having runtime errors is the point - that's real dynamic typing for you. If not for the possibility of runtime errors, you'd have to do
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by benatkin 2y ago
No, having a concise separator is still preferable to saving a line in a diff.
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by benatkin 2y ago
They should correct the name to closedai before they get the TLD, since there's an administrative cost to these TLDs. All of them are here though. No .openai. https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db .open is amo
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by benatkin 2y ago
Because this is an internal function in a _library_, and you should be willing to look inside it if you're changing a call to it. Here's where whether or not it's defined can be traced to: https://github.com/h
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by benatkin 2y ago
> I feel that's a natural human response I think not wanting to know unless the information is volunteered is also a natural human response. I admit I wondered as well but I also know that most answers would be incomplete. So instea
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by benatkin 2y ago
I'm pretty sure this counts. https://github.com/afnanenayet/diffsitter Certainly the idea has been suggested many times. I think people end up formatting both before/after and doing a diff on formatted before
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by benatkin 2y ago
Most things like patch would still use line diff. I think I would want this semantic diff in the merge request review and the logs. It could have definitions distributed with the syntax highlighters in language plugins in an editor/IDE
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by benatkin 2y ago
It would be like a syntax highlighter. It’s doable.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Half a terabyte*
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by benatkin 2y ago
People tried to argue that in the PR, suggesting to change variable names. This one: https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/pull/971/files#r1317386731 > function buildFormData(formElement: HTMLFormElement,
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by benatkin 2y ago
Indeed. That’s why prettier ain’t pretty.
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by benatkin 2y ago
Half a gig of RAM would sure be great for ninja builds.
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by benatkin 2y ago
That PR is great. Not only do they get rid of TypeScript, they get rid of prettier and some gratuitous trailing commas. https://github.com/hotwired/turbo/pull/971/files#diff-865b8f... I’m not joking. I p
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by benatkin 2y ago
> but did they ever give the impression they got bored It often gets described as washed up rather than bored , but yes. Dylan is a good contrast.
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by benatkin 2y ago
How about the new forum style channels?

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