dandellion

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by dandellion 5mo ago
Yes, first they'll focus on normal dodos. Then, they'll try very large Dodos. After that, very, very ancient dodos. Followed by island dodos. Then they might set up a whole island that people can visit, full of all kinds of dodos.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
> The RAM requirements alone are extraordinary. At the same time, $100 a month is A LOT of RAM.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
What riddle? I'm not a native English speaker, and it's pretty clear even to me what he's saying.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
That justification is a red herring. The goal is the surveillance, and safety is just an interchangeable excuse. It should be obvious when they'll do things like increasing surveillance to "protect the children" and at the sa
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Why do you contribute to making this thread longer? Just downvote an move on.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
I've been self-hosting Vaultwarden for some time, I'm pretty happy with it.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
If we're making stuff up with no basis, I'll go with it distorts the process by bringing attention to and prioritising the potholes that bother people enough to make the effort of painting them. But really I think most municipalit
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by dandellion 5mo ago
The situation has changed a lot since then, so peoples attitudes have shifted accordingly.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Don't forget a achievement badges.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Looking at their stock it has always been going down, even before AI. How could we know that the reason it's going down now is they were not making enough noise about AI, and not whatever it was that was making it go down before?
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by dandellion 5mo ago
> This seven-day long, 10-minute-per day course I guess ten minutes is the limit attention span of an average adult these days? We can keep this up and in a few years we'll be down to bathroom-break long 15-second-per-short courses.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Agreed that being woken up is very stressful, but I suspect it's more the stress that's exhausting than the decrease in sleep itself. I'll share a personal anecdote: A few years back I had trouble sleeping, sometimes I'd
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Giving an opinion and making a commitment are different things, wording is important. If you mean "we have no intention of spending the extreme cost it would take to rewrite" then say that, and it would be fine. If you instead say
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Running an experiment and deciding based on the results is not hypocrisy, it's engineering, 100%. Saying you have no intention of doing something then doing it is not engineering, it's being dishonest. He could have said "wel
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Totally. Saying you don't intend to do something and then doing it is free will. It's also lying. They are not mutually exclusive.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Okay, that's such a shallow take I'm going to try and explain it to you like you're 5 years old: Changing your mind is okay, for example if someone said it was impossible to do the migration with current LLMs and it turns out
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Four days ago there was no intention to rewrite, now it's a simple desire to refactor. It's not adversarial conclusion, it's pointing out the clear hypocrisy.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
I was reviewing some code done by a junior hire at my company last week, and it certainly didn't look like he was cramming 25 years into 2. It looked like he had no understanding of anything he had generated, because it was garbage. Me
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by dandellion 5mo ago
> it's a stretch to assume this will also translate into making Bun worse For me it's far from a stretch, in fact it matches closely a pattern that I've seen repeated many times over at this point.
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by dandellion 5mo ago
I'm in Southern Europe and developer salaries here are definitely above average. Sure, much less exaggerated than in the US, but still above than the average salary in the country. Even if you limit the comparison to only office worker
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by dandellion 5mo ago
I agree that alerts should just be the vital ones. But in terms of monitoring and metrics, more is generally better. I joined a company where something broke and the only way to figure out what was wrong was to ssh and hop through several s
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by dandellion 5mo ago
Only if you're poor, the rich don't pay taxes just fine.
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by dandellion 6mo ago
In the article the only explanation he gives is that it doesn't make sense to him, doesn't mention any papers or anything at all. But I'm pretty certain that he's wrong and it works. The difference in gas if I've be
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by dandellion 6mo ago
I agree that responsibility is the wrong word, but I've also noticed there's certainly some form of expectation, social responsibility, or care that other projects have and gnome has always lacked. When I started using Linux it wa
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by dandellion 6mo ago
Here in Spain a huge chunk of the population lives along the coast, so obviously what we need is a radial network along the coast, with a few spokes connecting to Madrid in the center. But for whatever reason it's impossible to make an
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by dandellion 6mo ago
Here's my 100 file custom scaffolding AI prompt that I've been working on for the last four months, and can reliably one-shot most math olympic problems and even a rust to do list.
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by dandellion 6mo ago
You must be using it wrong, because I'm getting 100x the work done and currently at 1.5 million MRR with this SAAS I vibe coded over the weekend. After I solved entrepreneurship I decided to retire and I now spend my days reading HN, p
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by dandellion 6mo ago
If they take their assets and leave, tax the land. They're not going to be able to take that when they leave.
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by dandellion 6mo ago
> we're trending towards superintelligence with these AIs I wouldn't count on that because even if it happens, we don't know when it ill happen, and it's one of those things where how close it looks to be is no indica
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by dandellion 6mo ago
I'm pretty sure I can post however I want, so I'll be ignoring your suggestion. Also I didn't say I find it offensive, just that I'm not interested.

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