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by deepsun 1y ago
Should I block ICMPv6?
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by deepsun 1y ago
I was a junior back then, and was afraid to speak up that Rational Rose is just a waste of time. Don't you dare say that about LLMs!
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by deepsun 1y ago
Some fields are important for HR, others for Security, others for BI. Gotta have different visualizations for everyone. LLM here would be like another person or another team, that decides what's important for me, what I should see and
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by deepsun 1y ago
Graphical schema image generation was in IntelliJ for like 15 years at least? Since the times with all the craze about UML "disrupting" software engineering.
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by deepsun 1y ago
PgAdmin I think is more for working with data, I use Intellij DB editor mostly for writing complex SQL (with autocomplete, coloring, auto-formatting). It also recognizes your regular programming code strings as SQL and can also autocomplete
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by deepsun 1y ago
Very Mac-oriented, and I think IntelliJ built-in DB editor has way more functions / features.
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by deepsun 1y ago
I assume you run cloud-sql-proxy as usual (for proper TLS and passwordless IAM authentication), and then it's just another postgresql port for you. Any tool like psql can connect to it.
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by deepsun 1y ago
We do a lot of PRs as well. Most are automatically created and pushed.
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by deepsun 1y ago
Statistics once got me off-guard because that historical baggage. I thought I knew the probability theory pretty well to carry it to Statistics, but man, Statistics is a very different beast because it developed independently of Mathematics
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by deepsun 1y ago
In some ex-soviet countries college students may go to introductory military training, and they never even tell students that they need earplugs when giving them an AK to shoot at a shooting range.
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by deepsun 1y ago
Almost every probability theorem starts with "let's take independent random variables". But in reality almost nothing is independent. Superdeterminism even claims that exactly nothing is independent.
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by deepsun 1y ago
Is it possible to navigate to that page from weather.gov (not having a direct link)? Cannot find a way.
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by deepsun 1y ago
It's easy to stockpile enough Uranium for the next 100 years. Unlike any other non-renewables like natural gas.
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by deepsun 1y ago
The safest road is the closed one. I just want to say that in modern times safety is put as #1 priority, while it's actually always a balance. E.g. we wanted the safest airline industry, we'd close the airports. But we balance the
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by deepsun 1y ago
The only time I need to reboot my Linux Mint is when the Linux kernel is updated. I understand why.
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by deepsun 1y ago
Good question, for me it was always the focus, e.g. systems programming is an infrastructure to build applications, in contrast to applications themselves. In server applications we really don't care if something takes 100 bytes of RAM
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by deepsun 1y ago
Yes, I agree that Romans could be the least cruel and the most humane at their times actually (well, except for Christians). Still, "the Joys of discovering" feels... distasteful.
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by deepsun 1y ago
I'm flattered, thank you. Sad reality is that I'm much dumber than AI. But you feel free to read my other comments, HN keeps comments history public. Also, I had a few typos there in the comment (like letter case). AIs are typica
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by deepsun 1y ago
Should it be a big embarrassment for Phys. Rev. Lett., a big dip in their reputation? The whole point of respectable journals is that they filter out bad quality papers.
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by deepsun 1y ago
"As Mark Twain famously never said" (c)
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by deepsun 1y ago
In my field (server programming) readability trumps them all. Nested g() and h() can be much better if they are even just 1% easier to understand. No one cares about a few extra CPU cycles, because we don't write system or database cod
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by deepsun 1y ago
Exactly, I wanted to point out Nazi _wanted_ to be similar to Romans (as well as way more ancient Germanic people of the HRE, having no connection with Romans. Italian fashists also used a lot of Roman symbolism, but it's understandabl
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by deepsun 1y ago
Interesting that no one says "The Joys of Discovering the Nazi Underground". Even though the Roman empire was a cruel war machine, with war and slavery being it's cornerstone. What Nazi called "The First Reich" was
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by deepsun 1y ago
That's good to hear, however, as a compliance officer, what evidence I can provide to an auditor that our email communications are indeed encrypted?
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by deepsun 1y ago
Interesting. I'm not a .Net programmer, but I always thought .Net takes winning approach from Java ecosystem and adopts it. Java approaches/frameworks are kinda pioneering and competing, while .Net follows and grabs the best. So i
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by deepsun 1y ago
> instantly get a fully reasoned, researched, and completed thought That's not my experience though. I tried several models, but usually get a confident half-baked hallucination, and tweaking my prompt takes more time than finding t
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by deepsun 1y ago
My opinion on that is the projects scale. Typically people came from a 10+ year Java project of 100+ engineers, to a greenfield advanced hello-world -- of course it's going to feel better and more productive. Also, as open-source folks
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by deepsun 1y ago
I believe they are considered to be filling a niche when public transport sucks. I doubt Norway needs them, they have one of the best public transport system (although I've been to Oslo a loong time ago). But if a city really invest in
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by deepsun 1y ago
I'm not sure where "absolutely" comes from. I'm not an attorney to make assured statements, I can only guess. I'm not talking about unreliable SMS delivery, I'm talking about banks not accepting other options l
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by deepsun 1y ago
Yep, but in this case lawyer might try to make it a class-action lawsuit and work for a percentage. Up to the attorney, of course, if they are will to risk their time on that.

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