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by brabel 3mo ago
Seems pretty inevitable to me. I already don’t trust myself to write code without it being reviewed by AI . It always finds something wrong!
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by brabel 3mo ago
Hentai porn is apparently the most popular porn category in lots of countries! Took me by surprise when I found that out. Closely followed by the more predictable “lesbian”, “Anal”, “MILF” and “Asian”!
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by brabel 3mo ago
It’s almost free money! Migrants may not have money (refugees to be clearer, the UK receives a lot of migrants who come as highly skilled workers and those do have money) but they don’t need to pay for the rent, the Government does it for t
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by brabel 3mo ago
> The vast majority of recent supply chain attacks have only lasted minutes to hours More claims without evidence! And how are you even going to defend that claim when it’s absolutely possible that lots of attacks are not even detected?!
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by brabel 3mo ago
This is such a slippery slope. It amounts to thought police. You did not actually cause any harm, but thought of doing something. Where do we stop ? If I fantasize about my pretty coworker without her consent, am I a rapist now? What if I m
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by brabel 3mo ago
I thought it had never happened around me in my whole life, but my sister recently told me that when she just in primary school, a friend of my dad gave her a lift and while she was in the car, inserted his fingers on her. Like WTF! I reall
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by brabel 3mo ago
> it's absurd to think that nobody is going to pull releases before the default cool down period. Why is that absurd? It seems like a more likely outcome than just assuming there are enough "security researchers" out there
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by brabel 3mo ago
Here in Sweden it seems to be true. Both houses I owned had the markers. I had an issue where the online map disagreed with the markers and found out they made a nice film to explain how to resolve problems regarding lot borders: https:&#x
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by brabel 3mo ago
That is not what the report says at all !! > Over the same period, total population growth in the UK has been approximately 20%, again close to the cross-country average in our sample. Immigration, therefore, accounts for roughly half of
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by brabel 3mo ago
If the system is just at capacity, but not beyond, it’s in fact well optimized. Empty trains are a loss to the company running it. Similar to airliners: they want every flight as full as possible. No company cares if it’s comfortable for th
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by brabel 3mo ago
Are VTubers mostly attractive looking female characters?
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by brabel 3mo ago
In many languages that’s the only way to express that since there is no “it”. It doesn’t mean speakers of such languages anthropofy everything and I think that’s the case here.
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by brabel 3mo ago
> The rewrite was only possible because they mostly stick to 1-to-1 translation resulting in non-idiomatic Rust code. That’s patently false, just read Jarred’s own blog post describing how that was the first stage only, they went through
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by brabel 3mo ago
Can you show some examples of abominable Rust code they have?
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by brabel 3mo ago
> I'm concerned that the complete rewrite in an entirely different language is not a sound technical decision… Even if this was a terrible technical decision, it is a good, maybe even unavoidable, business decision. And I don’t thin
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by brabel 3mo ago
You only end up on the streets if a lot of things go really wrong : No family nearby. No friends willing to take you. No money to pay for rent even in the cheapest areas. No cheap temporary accommodation nearby of any sort. No government pr
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by brabel 3mo ago
> Of course, yes, the models will provide propaganda-aligned responses to prompts that specifically mention certain political issues. The only study I’ve seen about that actually showed Chinese models to be less “propaganda-aligned” than
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by brabel 3mo ago
I thought most homeless were drug addicts?! It’s hard to believe a healthy person could fall into homelessness. Maybe as OC mentioned only those who don’t do drugs go to shelters.
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by brabel 3mo ago
It may sound crazy but that may be cheaper than maintaining the status quo. The idea is serious and it’s called Universal Basic Income, or UBI. It may arrive earlier than most think.
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by brabel 3mo ago
> If we 'solved' crime, homelessness, drug use, poverty, etc.; Crime is really hard to solve, but many cities in the USA and elsewhere have managed to largely do it. Homelessness is something I think is very much an American pr
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by brabel 3mo ago
I saw that but it asked me if I wanted to optin first! I did accidentally and hated it since I always click on the terminal to make it focused and now accidentally click on something that actually responds!
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by brabel 3mo ago
> it shows weakness in a vulnerable way. It is human. It is not strategic. Are you complaining that the answer is too human and that a multi billion company should not allow a human who made a mistake to own the mistake in public, being
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by brabel 3mo ago
If the memory leak could cost the firm its reputation with important customers, then I doubt the VP had something better to do.
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by brabel 3mo ago
In go you don’t need to care, the GC will take care of allocations on the heap and the runtime will choose when something should go on the stack. That’s the problem: in this other language it’s suicidal to program as if it was the same as G
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by brabel 3mo ago
Your definition of art is not in agreement with any artist’s interpretation I’ve ever heard. It’s like saying a movie based on a book is not art , it just distracts from the book.
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by brabel 3mo ago
It sounds incredibly dangerous in the hands of a usual go programmer who has no idea what the difference between the stack and the heap is.
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by brabel 3mo ago
> how do you make a programming language like this from scratch? Write a parser from your language’s syntax to an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) which is the representation of the code in memory. Now write a function from the AST to the comp
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by brabel 3mo ago
> The link to Russian intelligence services may not be proven, but nobody seems to dispute that there were paid influencers? As the quotes I included say, there was no evidence that Russia was behind the interference. They did track who
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by brabel 3mo ago
Really bad example. From the Wikipedia article: “ No evidence established direct connections between Georgescu's campaign and Russian state actors. There were only assertions that there must have been due to his rapid rise on social me
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by brabel 3mo ago
For some businesses yes, but for many no, the software and the infrastructure are all that matters and hopefully they don’t touch what works and don’t add features no one asked for.

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