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by dismalaf 11mo ago
Back when I was in university we used statistical techniques similar to what LLMs use to predict the stock market. It's not a surprise that LLMs would do well over this time period. The problem is that when the market turns and bucks
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by dismalaf 11mo ago
Second vote for Odin but with a small caveat. Odin doesn't (and won't ever according to its creator) implement specific concurrency strategies. No async, coroutines, channels, fibers, etc... The creator sees concurrency strategy
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by dismalaf 11mo ago
At this point it's not even OpenAI vs Google. It's OpenAI vs themselves. They're burning through more money making the models than they can realistically hope to make. When their investors decide they've burned through
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by dismalaf 1y ago
This is 100% it. In addition to MS Store, MS is trying to converge Xbox and Windows, which definitely had the potential to lock out Steam. SteamOS and hardware is 100% a hedge against that. And thankfully for us, Valve is moving quicker
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by dismalaf 1y ago
If by turning the other cheek you mean threatening to try trademark IP he didn't create and use it as leverage to stop RubyCentral's potential legal action against him then sure..
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by dismalaf 1y ago
The US has a much stronger hand than Canada. The majority of our exports go to the US, but only 17% of US imports come from us.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
As a Canadian, I do have to say that we've been putting up tariffs on trading partners' goods and protecting our shitty monopolies as long as I can remember, then whining when others do it back to us. The situation in Canada is ki
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by dismalaf 1y ago
It's more about the fact that if both Chrome and Atlas have AI, then which will people choose?
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Arko tried to copyright Rubygems and file a claim against RC. That's literally part of the issue here... Because the repo doesn't matter that much, it's OSS, you can fork... But if you do care about the repo, once again, RC
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by dismalaf 1y ago
> have a lot of respect for Rich, but he wasn't a maintainer. LMAO No. He's one of the few people on the planet that could lay claim to it's copyright. He also gave the insight that Rubygems has literally ALWAYS been
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Incite? It was already done at this point. He was letting him dig his own grave...
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by dismalaf 1y ago
It doesn't matter why you break into your former employer's server. That's the point. > Matz is, therefore, accepting to steward stolen projects. You know Arko didn't even start working on Rubygems until it was nearl
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by dismalaf 1y ago
From what I've seen the gaming benchmarks are fantastic. Beats the mobile 5070 for some games and settings, or slightly behind on others. While being very far ahead of every other iGPU. I have a laptop with an Nvidia GPU. Ruins batt
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by dismalaf 1y ago
At this point Vulkan will just take over. AMD and Intel are fumbling ROCm and SYCL, whereas Vulkan already ships nearly everywhere.
645.
by dismalaf 1y ago
Arko kind of did address it in his most recent blog post. He claims he was doing what was in Ruby Central's best interest. Unfortunately for him he basically admitted to a crime because it came after he was terminated. He tried appea
646.
by dismalaf 1y ago
This is a bad analogy. André Arko was a contractor employed by Ruby Central. His employer terminated his contract. He continued to access their server which is literally a crime. The "maintainers" weren't volunteers. They
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by dismalaf 1y ago
> I am actually much more worried now Why? Japanese culture is more conservative, less prone to knee jerk decisions, and Ruby is their biggest home grown programming language. I'm also not American nor Japanese and I think this is
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Ruby Central also announced it on their site.
649.
by dismalaf 1y ago
Ruby Central has literally ALWAYS hosted rubygems.org.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
This makes sense, considering Gem and Bundler are shipped with Ruby.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Hostile entity? The entity that has literally hosted them for their entire existence?
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Hah this is gold.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Because most in North America are made with margarine or a mix of margarine and butter, so much of the butter "taste" is fake. That's also why the lamination is worse.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
HN was better 15 years ago. There was actual diversity of opinion. Founders who made it big used to post here still. There's the odd interesting thing here still but now it's a major echo chamber.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
In most democracies, political parties can be bought with money, whether it's oligarchs, corporations, dark money from foreign powers, or the politicians themselves might just be rich assholes. In Switzerland they vote on issues direct
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Ok, excerpt from the definition in your link: "over other cultures" And your words: > obviously excludes This is you, jumping to yet another conclusion. Promoting one thing over another means promoting one thing more than anot
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by dismalaf 1y ago
> "live" connection to persistence BEAM process This particular bit does seem interesting and would make sense to take advantage of the BEAM's cheap green threads. Couldn't find any info on LiveView's GitHub lan
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by dismalaf 1y ago
> the gem Devise didn't natively support both Sounds like a Devise problem.
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by dismalaf 1y ago
Hotwire lets you use either. https://turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/streams
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by dismalaf 1y ago
> Otherwise your best choice still remains to be server side rendering. ?? Phoenix Live View IS server side rendering...

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