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by dgfitz 2y ago
I would even go as far as to say, you don’t know something, so you look it up, and now you know the thing. Onus to remember notwithstanding, I personally feel like when I look something up I didn’t know, it tends to stick. Except for the re
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by dgfitz 2y ago
> Reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF) In case anyone else didn’t know the definition. Knowing the definition it sounds kind of like “learn what we tell you matters” in a sense. Not unlike how the world seems to work today.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
And yet trump is president.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
The whole food chain is encapsulated in “the world” in this case. I don’t think your point stands.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
I would be so happy if the migration went from pyqt to c++ qt. Hell, I’ll help with the conversion.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Kevin, I must be missing something. CMake can generate a makefile, and this is the usual usecase. So a new language generating a makefile is even _more_ brittle than make, if your assertion is correct.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
A gramme a day…
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Appreciate that. No, I glossed over the nails comment. I indeed did not get it, but like the rest of said response, most of it didn’t make sense. Thank you for the context.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Same point. Leaving a constrained environment for a less-constrained environment. If shareholders don’t like this move, they are free to move on from their position. They are owed what they own, because of their belief in future profits. If
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Nothing you said refuted the point made.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Only if you assume that not being constrained is somehow a bad thing for shareholders, which apparently is a logical fallacy some believe true.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
I wish I’d included this in my initial response: I am painfully aware of bitbake. I’ve probably written 3-400 recipes. Most of them are about 20-30 lines long, because I refused to hide the compilation mess inside a recipe. I fixed the prob
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Oh look, another model. Yay.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
https://chainsec.io/failed-stablecoins/ 23 failed “stablecoins” and counting.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Don’t worry Phillip, ignoring the bit where it isn’t a rebuttal at all, I know I’m not a smart person. That’s why I like simple builds!
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by dgfitz 2y ago
I uh, you’re so edgy?
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Not in a glib response, no.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
This means the architecture is also bad, and that is what needs to be fixed.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
So, support a failing government? Team America, world police, crypto version.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
The only thing worse than a complex codebase is a complex build system. I think CMake is an abomination. “Hey go learn this new language to compile this other language!”
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by dgfitz 2y ago
[flagged]
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Alcohol is distilled from sugar and its relatives. Glucose and its ilk. Ever eaten a grape?
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Sincere and probably very naive question: won't this put a squeeze on insurance companies?
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Nailed it.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Ha nah, the whole goal was unattended installs. Nobody felt hijacked except me for wasting so much time.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
I discovered a bug in a microsoft software installer where it would hang unless you moved the mouse over the progress bar. Discovered this when trying to use a java api to make silent installers for programs that didn't have them. The
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by dgfitz 2y ago
DeepSeek will not acknowledge the events on that day.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
Yeah... when I googled it initially I guess I got personalized results. After I left the link here I clicked on it (bad order of operations) and was surprised to find a much different set of search results.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=+find+the+meaning+of+a+joke+r... Second result. The first is this post.
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by dgfitz 2y ago
In code reviews I call them sideways christmas trees and mark it as a bug.

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