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by cess11 8mo ago
In large parts of the nordic countries we have either killed off all the trees or dug down the cables, making power interruptions uncommon except when someone with an excavator cuts a line by mistake or bad maintenance leads to a fire or sh
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I don't think SVN and Mercurial were more widely used than git before Github became popular, but Github definitely killed off most of the use of those.
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Complex means that it is composed of parts, contrary to simplex, i.e. single or simple.
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I mean, yeah, they aren't real numbers, they are composed of a real number and another one that is the multiplicative of the square root of -1. Hence they're called complex, i.e. composed of parts. If the square root of -1 is not
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by cess11 8mo ago
Seems they install a Git hook or something that executes on commit and saves your chatbot logs associated with the commit hash. This is expected to somehow improve on the issue that people are synthesising much more code than they could rea
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.NET and VS Code gave some people the impression that MICROS~1 had become good and nice.
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How come? They are part real numbers, what would you call the other part?
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No, I think they removed a paragraph.
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I don't think so. Do you consider Kant to have been an empiricist?
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That's why you have Mumble. https://www.mumble.info/ Share a meme? Use the channel's DC-hub.
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Do they get to vote? Also in general elections? Are they typically organised in unions?
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Yeah, it's not a problem that a particular person does not know it all, but if no one knows any of it except as a black box kind of thing, that is a rather large risk unless the system is a toy. Edit: In a sense "AI" software
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"It’s the collision between: The Enlightenment principle Truth should be free and the modern legal/ethical principle Truth must be constrained if it harms" The Enlightenment had principles? What are your sources on this? Coul
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This makes it really hard for juniors to learn, in my experience. When I pair with them I have them turn off that functionality so that we are forced to figure out the problems on our own and get to step through a few solutions that are gra
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"I mean, these things were on github already, and still got reimplemented over and over again." And now people seem to automate reimplementations by paying some corporation for shoving previous reimplementations into a weird datab
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They tried to report it to MSRC, likely to get a bounty, and when they were stiffed there and advised to make it public they did. I would have done the same.
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It makes this claim: "The Long-Range Version sets a new record for light commercial vehicles with a single-pack capacity of 253 kWh, achieving a maximum range of 800km." That would be some 720 km at -40 C if the numbers are correc
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You're avoiding my question. Since you're comparing yourself to Noah Webster, do you have some examples of your achievements?
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Was StackOverflow "the new high level language"? The proliferation of public git repos? Because that's pretty much what "agentic" LLM coding systems are an automation of, skimming through forums or repos and cribbin
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by cess11 8mo ago
"I allow interview candidates to use agentic coding tools and candidates who do so consistently performed worse" I have a similar impression. It seems to me that people get something that kind of works and then their interest runs
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Yeah, sure, it can be perceived like that. The message I'm responding to shows a blatant disregard for millenia of scriptural knowledge traditions. It's a 'I have a pocket calculator, why should I study math' kind of att
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"The only way to get this before was to read a ton of books and be knowledgable or talk to someone who was" Did you have trouble with this part?
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"Why do you ever need, for most of the use cases you can think of, a useless, expensive, flawed, often vulnerable framework, and the parade of libraries that comes with it, that you probably use for only 10% of its capabilities?"
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by cess11 8mo ago
If someone wants to try it out, both Glamorous Toolkit and plain Pharo have tooling that allows integration of both local and remote LLM services. Some links to start off with: https://gtoolkit.com/ https://githu
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The distinction between culture and nature is quite old and very well established in occidental discourse. Why are you refusing it?
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I'd prefer we kicked out the usians and reformed back into people's defense forces. I've spent some time in the military but didn't pursue it because they made a law where we could be ordered to participate in foreign mi
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Are you sure churches are a natural phenomenon rather than a cultural one?
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Fine, to you it is unthinkable that the institution as such might be immoral and would need to be abolished to achieve a semblance of a just society. However, many others have come to this conclusion and made a rather long tradition out of
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It doesn't. US presence where I live, make it a target.
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In my part of the world it is a common thing among high schoolers, which form associations and use labs at school or a local university. It's not uncommon that adults do something similar and run a community workshop with whatever the

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