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by bsaul 7mo ago
i wonder what makes go more modern than java, in terms of features.
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by bsaul 7mo ago
i don't think any american would celebrate if trump was killed by a foreign army bombing the country. Whereas french did celebrate US planes bombing nazis on their soil.
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by bsaul 7mo ago
Why can't we have normal politicians anymore, anywhere on the spectrum ? They're all racing for stupidity, it's simply terrifying.
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by bsaul 7mo ago
i've been through a few hype cycles as well, but this one looks just as big as the invention of the internet, at the very very least (IMHO it's much much more than that). My way of coping with it is to just go with the flow and le
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by bsaul 8mo ago
all stores in general are going to suffer. There needs to be a new model.
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by bsaul 8mo ago
random fact : duke nukem had this weird configuration bug where maxing sensitivity on the microsoft sidewinder strafe axis could make you go much faster than possible by moving in diagonal ( the sum of strafe + forward combined to a larger
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by bsaul 8mo ago
because the whole range of the microsoft suite (word, excel, visio, rtc) is accessible from teams.
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by bsaul 8mo ago
sidenote : are we going to still see new languages appear after AI becomes the one that writes the code ? I'd say that for a new language to appear in that new world, it would need to offer new compile-time properties that AI could ben
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by bsaul 8mo ago
still no way to check your email from teams though.
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by bsaul 8mo ago
looking at the feature parity page, i realized how big openclaw ecosystem has become. It's completely crazy for such a young project to be able to interface with so many subsystems so fast. At this rate, it's going to be simply im
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by bsaul 8mo ago
Not my experience too and i'm on claude code. I'd be really curious to see what when wrong in OP case. Maybe too much indication ? Could it be that it used a fast model instead of the deep ones ?
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by bsaul 8mo ago
At least in France, the general work legislation is generous enough that people in the industry don't feel the need to unionize. We've got 5 weeks holidays per year, plus additional ones if your work contract has more than 35hours
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by bsaul 8mo ago
As a european, yes please America, get a union. Get 2 even. You're going too fast, you're way too successful, we can't keep up. So yes, please adopt our work ethic and legal framework. It's going to help us tremendously.
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by bsaul 8mo ago
After a recent experience with flat structures, i tend to be really suspicious. My experience was a total mess of organization, with slack bipping all the time, and nobody "in charge" of maintaining common sense in the architectur
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by bsaul 8mo ago
I wonder why matrix isn't more widerspread at this point. It's open, it's e2ee, it works, it has client lib for integration with any tool.. What makes it not more popular ? Is it the federated approach ? The client applicatio
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by bsaul 8mo ago
One missing analysis, that IMHO is the most important right now , is : what is the quality of the generated code ? Having LLM generates a first complete iteration of a C compiler in rust is super useful if the code is of good enough qualit
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by bsaul 8mo ago
I think that's the number 1 reason. Bot simply drive away useful content. I think musk don't fight against bot because it makes the ads sells more (just like in the first days of SEM, where fake traffic and fake clicks was a sourc
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by bsaul 8mo ago
is this à replacement for docker ? Super interesting that they're using swift. Does this mean the project is only a wrapper for system libraries ? I can't imagine writing low-level system code in swift yet.
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by bsaul 8mo ago
BTW, what's the current status on LLMs and confidential documents ? Which license from which suppliers are fine and which aren't ?
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by bsaul 9mo ago
I definitely noticed this trend of article chaining, bu it must have been something else in this case, because i have absolutely 0 memory of seing that post yesterday. Actually, i think my thought came from an instagram video in my feed of
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by bsaul 9mo ago
Is there a rational explanation on why there seems to be a HN article answering the weirdest questions i had in my mind just a few days ago ? Only yesterday i wondered how did CPU performed division. I didn't ask or type anything about
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by bsaul 9mo ago
Is there a demo ? i couldn't find it on the page
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by bsaul 9mo ago
how do apis typically manage to actually « use » the « bar » of your example, such as storing it somewhere, without enforcing some kind of constraints ?
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by bsaul 9mo ago
funny how ideas are in the air. I had the exact same idea of having EU enforce that just 2 weeks ago.
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by bsaul 9mo ago
An ecosystem is being built around AI : Best prompting practices, mcps, skills, IDE integration, how to build a feedback loop so that LLM can test its output alone, plug to the outside world with browser extensions, etc... For now i think p
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by bsaul 9mo ago
Isn't "unambiguous representation" impossible in practice anyway ? Any representation is relative to a formal system. I can define sqrt(5) in a hard-coded table on a maths program using a few bytes, as well as all the rules f
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by bsaul 10mo ago
i was hoping it meant apple realized liquid glass was such a failure they had to put someone else in charge..
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by bsaul 10mo ago
OP mentions the designer of liquid glass no longer works for apple ? Do we know why ?
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by bsaul 10mo ago
Does tls means certificate pinning ? Can't a vpn alter dns queries to return a proxy website to your bank, using a forged certificate ?
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by bsaul 10mo ago
as i know really nothing about the subject, could someone explain why parent was downvoted ? is it for the tone, or the content ? Because, i , having viewed the youtubers in question, had the same opinion about string theory.

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