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by chomp 3y ago
This is definitely a take. Can you explain the network effects and user hostility?
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by chomp 3y ago
I hate the discriminator system, one of the main reasons I pay for Nitro is so i can set it to 0001. I'd rather be "TheRealChomp" or "ChompChomp" or something, versus having to give out my name and number. We have a
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by chomp 3y ago
I presume you're talking about Nitro. That's not a permanent custom discriminator. As soon as you stop paying for Nitro, it randomizes again.
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by chomp 3y ago
> The name of the class you’ll store the data into is singular (User). You therefore have a mismatch, and in ORMs (e.g., Rails) they often automatically pluralize, with the predictable result of seeing tables with names like addresss. La
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by chomp 3y ago
We plant only Texas native plants in our garden. Bee balm, honeysuckle, Texas lantana, beautyberry, and turk’s cap to name a few. We get so many bumblebees and other pollinators in the late months of spring. Also (imo) looks way nicer than
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by chomp 3y ago
I personally would consider the addiction part of the health effects. Particularly in the lower income population who can struggle with keeping their addiction fed. For us tech professionals, keeping an addiction fed is not an issue. The Gw
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by chomp 3y ago
Context: this guy dumped Twitter files part 4, where he shared internal screenshots of a company dealing with the fact that it amplified speech that led up to a failed insurrection.
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by chomp 3y ago
There's a few people picking sides here in the comments. Just reminding everybody that it's possible for two sides to be at issue; the SEC can be trying its best to apply its mandate in a world where technology has surpassed the l
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by chomp 3y ago
Ehhh not quite. Google has some technology in JPEG-XL, but theirs isn’t the only in the project, there’s other code too, plus the JPEG group’s development, and it’s an ISO standard. WebP is just flat out a Google thing, no standards body ot
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by chomp 3y ago
No. The objection to linking to sites with JS is that they contain nonfree JS blobs that spy on you, run unknown obfuscated code, and are not open to modification, because they’re almost always obfuscated.
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by chomp 3y ago
Maybe in the fantasy land of an economics text book. In reality, minimum rate is a maximizing function of availability, capability, conditions and the wage. People will usually choose the highest wage job with the best conditions that they
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by chomp 3y ago
> potentially over-reaching laws I was with you until you mentioned over-reaching. Problem is, there's a small segment of the population that will literally die from sesame. 0.3% total sesame allergies, maybe less will get death as
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by chomp 3y ago
Probably something analogous to the 5 second rule: if it doesn't touch the ground, it's fine. Water falling from the sky, even if you store it in clean rain barrels, still contains impurities and pollutants that the rain passes th
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by chomp 3y ago
That substack article poorly understand's Turing's paper anyway. Cars aren't even mentioned. Chess is briefly mentioned at the end. I wouldn't base any opinions off of it. Turing's test was not "this computer f
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by chomp 3y ago
Wrong. Open Source does not have to bend the knee to whatever proprietary license you can dream up and shove into your code base. >Source code: The program must include source code, and must allow distribution in source code as well as c
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by chomp 3y ago
You are being needlessly dismissive. TIOBE has uses, especially comparing trends within a language.
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by chomp 3y ago
Depends on the context and subreddit. There are concern trolls out there who will pepper findings like this across subreddits and even this site, just to encourage chaos to ensue as antivax people crawl out of the woodwork to get on their p
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by chomp 4y ago
LLMs may be an approximation of our knowledge, but understand that there’s more to reasoning than a language model. GPT understands how tokens relate to each other, but humans understand how objects, places, and abstract concepts relate to
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by chomp 4y ago
Tl;dr capitalist market worship, and “whether or not you’re open, you can get out competed, and yes a 1:1 clone is just competition bro, sorry you’ve contributed to the community but somehow the clone company doesn’t have to do r&d and
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by chomp 4y ago
I mean, I think distilling my argument down into "I'm not much more than a calculator" is a little bit much, but maybe I was unclear. I just don't think there's magic there. Brains are mysterious, but so are our LLM
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by chomp 4y ago
I actually agree that I don't think there's anything particularly special about our meat and chemical GPUs, but analog's fidelity has historically been difficult to replicate precisely in digital space. Maybe since we don&#x2
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by chomp 4y ago
I wanted to write a comment like this but feared it would be too negative or dismissive. But I agree with the general thrust of your argument. The article is a little outdated because a lot of the examples of deficiencies in the article, wo
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by chomp 4y ago
Most of my complaints about this went away with --styleCheck:error. You might already know about this flag, but some people do not. Most projects I have found stick pretty closely to NEP1.
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by chomp 4y ago
Depends on your definition of "process", but parboiled rice can use the same arsenic contaminated groundwater and can raise the arsenic content depending on the process used, whereas mechanical hulling reduces it.
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by chomp 4y ago
Both naturally from rocks and soil, and latent arsenic from decades of arsenic pesticide use. Arsenic pesticides have been banned for a while, but they’re still in the soil. Rice, for whatever reason, can take up this element more readily t
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by chomp 4y ago
£1382 plus missed opportunity cost depending on the job that affords them to work for X hours per day (while the kids are being unschooled?), plus cost of risk that the kids are shouldering from risk of negative impact them due to unschooli
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by chomp 4y ago
Not out of the blue. We ran a call center and even 10 years ago, the writing was on the wall for phone support. Average time to resolution for comparable issues was 3x longer over the phone, was overwhelmingly popular for older generations
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by chomp 4y ago
*for future bank failures missed that bit in the headline there. This makes sense because SVB had a liquidity issue, which is easy enough to clean up without getting your hands too dirty. Other banks may fail differently.
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by chomp 4y ago
No PHP support which is a bummer, I'll keep checking back in though!
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by chomp 4y ago
If people wanted unique project names, they wouldn’t choose dictionary nouns/verbs. By your rules, gluonhq shoulda chose a different name because The Real Gluon is an OpenWRT project. Come on, just let people name stuff.

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