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by depr 2y ago
So are you mostly processing PDFs with data? Or PDFs with just text, or images, graphs?
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by depr 2y ago
Isn't that Nuance product EOL?
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by depr 2y ago
>> environment related bug on linux, which is mysteriously less a problem on other unix's. > How do you figure? From https://illumos.org/man/3C/putenv : > The putenv() function can be safely called
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by depr 2y ago
Seems like a good move and everything but 12,000 doesn't sound like that many VMs? Is that a lot of VMs?
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by depr 2y ago
I agree wrt to his goal but there is no way he is autistic, and what's a human successionist?
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by depr 2y ago
As a long-time watcher and enjoyer of his presentations, he has a long history of building (often) superior products to the mainstream alternatives, and passionately explaining why they are superior. The alternatives still end up being more
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by depr 2y ago
There are remastered versions of those games that Blizzard wants to sell instead.
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by depr 2y ago
Most likely they mean the degree of being verbatim or exact in reproduction.
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by depr 2y ago
Have you tested their new Chirp v2 model? Curious if there's any improvement there. >the only hyperscaler with a good ASR is Azure How would you say the non-hyperscalers compare? Speechmatics for example?
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by depr 2y ago
Alright, thanks for answering my question!
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by depr 2y ago
>I didn’t want a bad outcome for anyone, but the worst case for me was significantly worse than the worst case for any other member of the team. Your worst case is you lose the deal and the time and money you spent on it, and their worst
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by depr 2y ago
Fiscally conservative countries (Germany, the Netherlands and others in the Frugal Four) in the EU have for a long time preached countries must "balance their budgets". Now Germany balanced too hard and didn't invest enough,
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by depr 2y ago
That is not what I meant. I looked at sorted_set_nif which doesn't seem to compile on OTP 26 (we're at 27 now), and fastglobal which has a very old PR with 3 approvals has not been merged. Elixir libraries may not change _much_ bu
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by depr 2y ago
I looked at that library and I found https://github.com/discord/sorted_set_nif/issues/30 which made me think it doesn't work on recent Erlang versions and is therefore not used anymore.
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by depr 2y ago
Are they really? Their projects don't look so active
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by depr 2y ago
The roadmap is closed-source solutions as described here: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/introducing-flakehub/32044/3
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by depr 2y ago
RabbitMQ is developed by VMware which was acquired by Broadcom. I hope they will remain unaffected.
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by depr 2y ago
We do know. He is expected to be in Seattle at least three days a week.
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by depr 2y ago
That is Cody (AI coding assistant). Search is 49 per seat.
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by depr 2y ago
I hope code search will one day be offered at a lower price, so small/medium sized companies can use the product. I'll never be able to convince someone to buy it when it's 3 or more time as expensive source code hosting, and
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by depr 2y ago
Interesting how people have started attributing errors to AI. I've seen LLMs invent non-existing functions but I've not seen them misspell anything.
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by depr 2y ago
Bitlocker keys are apparently not necessary: https://x.com/AttilaBubby/status/1814216589559861673
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by depr 2y ago
Luau is a gradually typed version of Lua at least.
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by depr 2y ago
My guess is internal politics in the development team(s) rather than commercial reasons.
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by depr 2y ago
>3. No mechanically clicking keyboards and mice You mean you don't use a mouse or use it infrequently?
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by depr 2y ago
I don't think so. The article is probably intended for the Nix community, so the author doesn't need to convince HN that something is going on. If as an outsider you are interested then you need to look into it yourself, the commu
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by depr 2y ago
One faction wants to apply their values onto the project; another faction wants to apply or keep their respective values, which includes making money, and supports these values by claiming they are neutral or universal.
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by depr 2y ago
People are wondering what is going on and all you're saying is I don't know either, I haven't read anything except the first paragraph of the article, but maybe it's this thing. What purpose does that serve except to fur
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by depr 2y ago
>Isn't this just stating the obvious? Yes, which is why it was a stupid thing to say. If our enemies simply capitulated we wouldn't have to wage this war. >Not sure why, you don't give any reasoning, but ok. Because one
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by depr 2y ago
"The ongoing debate on these issues has been divisive to the community and deleterious to our collective goals" If you simply all agreed with me we wouldn't have all these important community members getting in fights and lea

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