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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
If the bees were exposed to radiation, shouldn't we be testing them for super-powers?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Yeah. I would have favored something like introducing new codepoints with "automatic fallbacks" if the font doesn't support that codepoint, to ensure backward compatibility. There would be a one-time hardcoded mapping table i
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I tried telling that to my brother but he won't quit releasing methane.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
CJK unification ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CJK_Unified_Ideographs ) i.e. combining "almost same" Chinese/Japanese/Korean characters into the same codepoint, was done for this reason, and we are n
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Here's a good read on OpenStreetMap in Korea (use Google Translate) https://medium.com/seoul-libre-maps/%EB%94%94%EC%A7%80%ED%84... Apparently Pokemon Go was a major driver for OSM editors in Korea--Niantic used O
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
What if your boss is named Mr. Richard Head?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Amanda try to be like.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Perhaps you’ve never heard of Tay? Microsoft did pioneering work in the Nazi chatbot space.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
TLDR; Bill Gates has blood on his hands.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Oh good. I guess running the actual program was too many steps.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Are you affected? Run the affected program. OK, now you are definitely affected.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Right. Today Ruby has essentially a global namespace, where every defined module/class/const is put in the same "global dumping ground" and can override/"monkey patch" each other. Ruby 3.5 will introduce a
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I still like Ruby. 15+ years in, I find myself in the camp of not wanting it to change. 25 year old me would have been totally jazzed about the addition of namespaces in Ruby 3.5/4.0. 40 year old me wants namespaces to get off my Rub
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Dude where's my Metaverse?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
There should be a universal human standard to define what extreme poverty is--i.e. the amount needed to secure food, shelter, and clothing--and then that amount should be assessed country-by-country (or region-by-region) by an independent b
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
In fairness I've met people who in a work context say "Yes, absolutely!" every other sentence, so Claude is just one of those guys.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Cursor Bot on Github feels like a significant step forward, catches tons of stupid mistakes, typos, etc better than 95% of human reviewers can. The days of needing 2 reviewers on a PR are over IMHO, allows human reviewers to focus on broade
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Im waiting for open-open-ai
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Moving to a pure merit-based system would be a great idea IF universities were primarily designed to educate people. They are not—anyone with half a brain can get a world-class education from ChatGPT, Wikipedia, Khan Academy, and library bo
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
The Singularity is here: AI is now writing code that is incomprehensible to humans by default.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Line 184 is incorrect: - korean --> HeiseiMin-W3 or HeiseiKakuGo-W5 Should be "japanese", not "korean" (korean is listed redundantly below it). Could have checked it with GPT beforehand.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
RubySaml contributor here. What I’d like to see is a public repo of known SAML exploit test cases that every lib can validate itself against.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I've been doing this for 13 years. You can use your imagination :)
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Founder here of a 300 person startup. It's appalling and infuriating to read stories like these. I started my biz because I wanted to make products that people love, that create value and timesave for others (specifically restaurants).
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Site getting the HN hug of death?
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I presume you mean Bill Gates Sr. because he fathered Bill Gates.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
We should give all the credit to the Product Manager because he told the engineers to make it secure.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
If AI were trained on troves of personal info like SSNs, emails, phones then the leakage would be easily discovered and the model would be worthless for any commercial/mass-consumption purpose. (This doesnt rule out a PRISM-AI for NSA
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
I dunno I would feel awkward swiping pics of your wife all day, especially if my gf caught me doing it.
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by dudeinjapan 1y ago
Its not clear how much of the increase is due to tourist demand vs. global price inflation in general. 5000 yen is now $33. Thats an unthinkably low price in the US unless you are going for bedbugs and a piss-stained mattress… Prices in Jap

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