byearthithatius

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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   Main React has been pretty stable for a few years but the ecosystem to serve React bundles has not been.
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   The fact we got to a point of auto-memoization on every reactive function is crazy to me. How is that not prematurely optimizing? I already saw people doing useMemo on shit that shouldn't be getting called repeatedly with the same valu
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   But how many use _just_ React now? There is a whole stack that 90% of YC companies use: Node, pnpm, Next, React, doing SSR by default. Idk about it all. Most of the time when I ask why they do SSR they can't tell me a valid reason. The
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   I agree with that. I'm sure they do find genuine improvements, but they are often just trade-offs.
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   Things change so fast in web dev. Is it so hard to find a pattern that works and stick to it? I think the constant rewrites are honestly _worse_ for dev experience and security. Nobody knows whats standard and docs become outdated so quick
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   The fact this is already outdated by more recent Svelte releases which changed things drastically is exactly my problem with the modern JS space. So fast moving and most of it is still doing JQuery like reactivity. I am probably just not sm
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   Making "social room" is incredibly broad. I am fine with someone wearing what they want, speaking in a manner they desire, or stepping away if they are stressed. But I won't accept anything. It all depends on how large the ac
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   The snake game or her death?
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   by byearthithatius 1y ago

   "Masking" to me just sounds like being a person. I want to tell my boss fuck you, but I can't. So I say I am frustrated.
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Its in the article itself.... Nothing wrong with coming straight for the comments but this is what the author recommends as an alternative lol
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    You would still need to study or this would be super slow. When I went to China even after I did DuoLingo for two years I understood only super basic sentences and sometimes I even missed those because of accents. I couldn't learn &quo
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    It is getting easier and easier to fake stuff and there are becoming less and less fully trusted institutions. So sadly I think you are right. Its scary but we are likely heading towards a future where you need to pay to get verified inform
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Interesting. What are the benefits of thinking of data pipelines in terms of a DAG? Why cant it be cyclical with exit conditions?
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Will be interesting to see the data race between OpenAI and Google given the sheer size of YouTube. Nobody can beat that dataset size, but how Google utilizes it will be key to if they can win. Its a tough problem. How do you label / t
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFgcqB8-AxE Not all people. But look what happened to Reddit. Started as mostly coders now its slowly being turned into another content machine.
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    I miss the old HN. Now "news" is just randoms advertising their substack which isn't even related to tech or science. OP has literally only ever posted their own stuff and never made a comment on anything else here. The artic
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Ohhh the b offset (11) is an offset _on that line_ (0003e400)! I got it now:D This thread taught me a great deal. Thank you, MajesticHobo2!
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Thanks! You are correct, when I did a dump with `xxd IMGP0847.DNG > output.hex` it wasn't showing up for some reason.... But your command worked (though my dd doesn't like hex values so I needed to get decimal via printf &quot
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Thanks immensely. Very important detail, Did you find a 02 at 3E40B? I found 01 at 2FD00, but there was no 3E40B byte position entry. I did find something similar at 00003e40: 00003e40 02 00 04 00 0a 00 00 00 30 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 |..
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    I downloaded the image he provided ( https://www.dpreview.com/sample-galleries/4949897610/pentax-... ) The DNG file did have the 01 byte at `2FD00` (from xxd or hexdump -C). However it didn't have a byte positi
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Why is this helpful? Just add the executable itself to path and execute it with "something" instead of "git something". Why are we making git an intermediary ? I am kind of stupid and this is genuine.
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    I loved learning and then mentoring at CoderDojos. Incredible meetups where they really let kids learn in their own way with guidance of more experienced coders. Very fun and I never had a bad experience. The ones I went to were at Universi
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    I was so excited for this, but sadly it doesn't work at all, not even UI feedback for the error:( The UI showed literally no change. So I checked and the console shows: ``` Try: 14 Not Found 681-7df1b139fa2dc9f0.js:14:3379 Try: 15 No
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Yeah I was a tiny little two year old:) Definitely wasn't coding yet hahaha
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Sadly. Tailwind is so oof in my opinion. Lets import megabytes just so we don't have to write 5 whole CSS classes. I mean just copy paste the code. Don't get me stared on how ugly the HTML becomes when most tags have 20 f*cking cl
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Fun fact: the newest generation (such as myself, a 23 year old programmer) were actually not even alive when Clippy existed. I only know of it from an Office reference. One day I will have something like that -- maybe MSN or internet explor
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    I feel this so hard, I think this may be my last time using the site as well. They don't care about advancement, they only care about money.
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Both are conditional distributions on the context of which they were requested so like you said in the second paragraph, the difference is not significant. I see what you mean though and maybe there are use cases then where Diffusion is pre
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    by byearthithatius 1y ago

    Token-based Gemini is 4 seconds of thinking: Okay, let's break this down using the principle of heat transfer (specifically Newton's Law of Cooling): Heat loss is faster when the temperature difference is greater. A very hot