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by danuker 4y ago
> more Emacs Lisp being written recently Do you mean since hitting rock bottom in June 2021? https://pageviews.wmcloud.org/?project=en.wikipedia.org&plat...
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by danuker 4y ago
Straight from the horse's mouth: > Can someone tell me what the hell they use ChatGPT for? Yes, I can help explain what ChatGPT is used for. ChatGPT is a large language model developed by OpenAI that can generate human-like re
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by danuker 4y ago
Amazon had 13% of global e-commerce: https://www.statista.com/statistics/664814/global-e-commerce... Only Alibaba has more market share than it. But it is indeed quite far from a monopoly.
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by danuker 4y ago
"Take" can also mean "accept" or "require".
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My guess is they are afraid they might lose Google money if they enable too much freedom. But they have also been losing users, and without users they have no leverage.
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> Drag the corner from F7 to F9 to compute the total cost for each unit. I do that. > Server connection error: failed to connect to server I get that the system is overloaded, but if every small action requires a network, and I can&#x
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by danuker 4y ago
or in a Faraday cage/bag if you think you might want to call someone later, but it might be performing dead reckoning
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by danuker 4y ago
That means that specific union is up for some disruption.
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by danuker 4y ago
One employee quitting means Tesla losing 0.001% of employees. An employee being fired means losing 100% of their income. Clearly there's an asymmetry when negotiating with large companies. Therefore unions are fair.
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by danuker 4y ago
Looks like the new device has a screen and is called Vindstyrka, and the one reviewed is an old one with LED indicators, Vindriktning.
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by danuker 4y ago
There is also the "rich lobbyist" effect which seems to repel the justice system. https://corporateeurope.org/en/2021/05/big-pharmas-lobbying-...
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by danuker 4y ago
You probably repeat a large subset of them manually anyway. Automate them and save time. For instance, how many times did someone from Rovio manually shoot an Angry Bird, instead of code doing it?
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by danuker 4y ago
For this argument to follow, you'd have to know that Angry Birds did not use tests. I know I would have gotten tired of manually launching Angry Birds before getting the physics right.
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by danuker 4y ago
If the data structures that represent your edge cases are simple, maybe QuickCheck can generate your edge cases. There are equivalent libraries in a lot of languages.
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by danuker 4y ago
Python: - functions - classes - list comprehensions - generators - inheritance - operators - string interpolation (a handful of syntaxes) - module system hard to wrap your head around - async (I think async is a workaround for getting more
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by danuker 4y ago
Looks like they were still using it in December last year. https://blogit.michelin.io/an-introduction-to-datalog/
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by danuker 4y ago
Anger is more useful than despair (Terminator 3). Maybe they're trying to anger the customers.
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by danuker 4y ago
No idea to be honest. But my own (slow) reading speed probably gave me a bias. Also, I advertise that site any chance I get, and judging by your reaction I may have overstepped, so I apologize. Hopefully someone else seeing it will gain som
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by danuker 4y ago
The cumulative duration is "so many" textbookworths.
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by danuker 4y ago
One perspective is that those authors actually contributed to the end result. But sure, disk size could be a problem.
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by danuker 4y ago
Sure, you could build an index of attribution <> latent space coords, but it would not be clear whether a generated document near several index entries would require compliance. I guess this is where the threshold comes from. Choose a
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by danuker 4y ago
Suppose Copilot offered some pure-MIT licensed flavor. Copilot could comply with MIT licenses by just outputting an MIT license with ALL the authors of code used in training.
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by danuker 4y ago
Indeed, that is why I don't use it either. Double-checking whether the generated part is a verbatim copy negates the speed advantage. Possible infringements from similarity are even harder to search.
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by danuker 4y ago
Thermal conductivity (W/(m⋅K)) is a counterexample. The meter is a trap. You can't just multiply the thickness of the material (scalar meters) to get Watts vs. temperature difference. You need to DIVIDE by it to get conductance (W
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by danuker 4y ago
Sounds like you don't get enough fiber or water. https://nutritionfacts.org/topics/constipation/ I eat mostly veggies and whole grains. I barely have time to post a comment on HN before I'm done.
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by danuker 4y ago
Memento mori. Steer towards how you want to be living, while you can.
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Based on my analysis of Rosetta Code samples, Clojure is the most popular language with its compactness. https://danuker.go.ro/programming-languages.html#non-math-ma... Also, it has a low frequency of bugfix commits (which
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by danuker 4y ago
Every early ecosystem suffers from lack of mature libraries. It is a chicken and egg problem. I think your contribution would be very welcome, especially with a bit of docs or minimal examples.
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by danuker 4y ago
There's this: https://github.com/metabase/toucan But beware what you do with it. Avoid DB side effects from business logic.
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> just use the built in datatypes (e.g. maps) Well, then, MRM: Map-Relational-Mapper.

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