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by djha-skin 2y ago
I think simplifying the law for companies smaller than the 500 person cutt-off makes sense. The Brussels effect is strong. I was just in a company of approximately ~150 people in America and a significant portion of our time went to GDPR&#x
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by djha-skin 2y ago
> Since 3.5-sonnet, we have been monitoring AI model announcements, and trying pretty much every major new release that claims some sort of improvement. Unexpectedly by me, aside from a minor bump with 3.6 and an even smaller bump with 3
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by djha-skin 2y ago
> for breaking a landmark law to combat illicit content and disinformation What does this mean for Reddit? Does the EU regulate Reddit like this as well?
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by djha-skin 2y ago
This is cool from a theoretical perspective, but `fork()` can be prohibitively expensive, at least on the hot path. This is a cool tool that should be used with care.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Thanks for this. I didn't read this part. But perhaps my comment still has use to those thinking about this, or who also haven't read the whole thing.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
If I was asked to draw something based on such prompts, I would draw these too. Of course the prompter is talking about Indiana Jones. That's what we're all thinking, right? An artist wouldn't draw someone different by defa
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I'm kinda happy about this. Our farmers in Utah lobby so hard for water, then use it to grow alfalfa which they sell to China because they can sell it there for more money than it can be sold locally. It boils my circuits that they ask
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by djha-skin 2y ago
AI.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
It was given as a revelation from God[1]. This is not some doctrine that came about from a philospher. It came from the top. The same revelation discouraged tobacco use, the problems of which wasn't understood until much later. I assum
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Caffeine production is likely difficult in the face of a drier climate. Caffeine is present in the plant as a pesticide. Insects are a much bigger problem in wet climates over dry. Having grown up in a wet climate (Chicago) but now living i
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I learn them as a fun hobby, with no salary expectations. It keeps the dream alive, and I learn a lot from the Common Lisp community that I do use in my job.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
It's not a novel problem but it _is_ a relatively novel (bad) economic environment. We've been in "let the good times roll" mode longer than ten years. In comparison to 2009-2011, it was different. Many ops professionals
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JobSet(kubernetes.io)
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by djha-skin 2y ago
> I have bad news: Code completions were very popular a year ago, a time that now feels like a distant prequel. But they are now the AI equivalent of “dead man walking.” I disagree. I view this as a "machine guns versus heat sinking
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I couldn't agree more, really. My whole career points to this as the absolute correct advice in CI.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I actually envision Liapunov stability, like wolf and rabbit populations. In this scenario, we're the rabbits. Human content will increase when AI populations decrease, this providing more food for AI, which will then increase. This dr
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by djha-skin 2y ago
No one cares about those "benefits" _on a gigabit line_. The head of your line is not blocked at such speeds, believe you me. Same thing with compression. Like, why. Other than to make it harder to debug?
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I will acknowledge that truly massive datacenter deployments can and do use these technologies to good effect, but I haven't worked at any of these kinds of places in the last fifteen years and I suspect many (most?) of my colleagues h
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by djha-skin 2y ago
* First three points matter more on bad connections, but are less of a problem on good ones. * Private addressing is a feature, not a bug, in the datacenter. * NAT is a feature, not a bug, in the datacenter. * Simpler routing matters more o
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by djha-skin 2y ago
> Really it's hard to point to any popular open-source tools that fully support HTTP/3: rollout has barely even started. > This seems contradictory. What's going on? IT administrators and DevOps engineers such as myself
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by djha-skin 2y ago
As if it already wasn't?
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I wouldn't call 5-level-nested code "surprisingly clean", and continuations are cursed. I wouldn't want to have to debug tests that relied on continuations unnecessarily.
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Authenticode in 2025 – Azure Trusted Signing(textslashplain.com)
3 points by djha-skin 2y ago|0 comments
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by djha-skin 2y ago
For those that don't have an MUA, I have made git-receive-mail[1]. It really is very doable these days to do the email workflow, on both ends. 1: https://github.com/djha-skin/git-receive-mail
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Elixir is just Lisp with a facelift[1], and lisps can be built on Python[2]. It stands to reason that an elixir-like can be built on Python too, so you could embed the Python runtime in Elixir but Elixir-likes are used to code for both. 1:
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by djha-skin 2y ago
This might make sense if the MLK and RFK assassinations weren't also being disclosed, and that without any act of congress.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Interesting considering the attempted assassination of Trump. Perhaps he feels that some sunlight could help prevent future assassinations, or maybe he simply feels kinship to these his fallen political peers.
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I had already written large, nontrivial apps (linked in article) which required more libraries than babashka was written with, including ones I had written but also others. I therefore needed to run native-image on my own codebase, as it wa
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by djha-skin 2y ago
Mfiano wrote about this. https://mfiano.net/posts/2022-09-04-from-common-lisp-to-juli... . (By the last report, mfiano came back to CL.) Refutation: https://gist.github.com/digikar99/24decb414ddfa1
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by djha-skin 2y ago
I actually just dusted off my old Clojure stuff to see if it was a "solved problem", and it isn't. I grant that it might be described thus if I started out with that stack, but trying to retrofit an older code base with it is

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