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egeozcan
5y ago
Technology means nothing without a use case.
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egeozcan
5y ago
> if your only answer is dismissal and anger, you’re actually just ceding the power to decide what these technologies will look like in our world I mean, if I'm dismissing it, it means that I don't believe that anything meaning
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egeozcan
5y ago
The screenshots in the instructions[0] seem to suggest that the printer warns about a wrong product type and "threatens" that it could cause malfunctions. [0]: (German) https://www.canon.de/support/business-pr
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egeozcan
5y ago
Because we never used the minor version and it doesn't have any practical value? I mean I dislike the giant ponzi scheme but they do have a cool name, I'll give them that.
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egeozcan
5y ago
Reminds me the "any cars that have been lapped by the leader will be required to pass the cars on the lead lap and the safety car" clause in the Formula 1 racing regulations (article 48.12), which got a lot of attention after the
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egeozcan
5y ago
Yeah that was what I was trying to say!
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egeozcan
5y ago
> Complex is better than complicated What? Something being complex is artificial, we try to avoid it. Problems can be complicated, we try to simplify them, and more complicated the problem is, we tend to develop more complex solutions. S
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egeozcan
5y ago
Why do you care which language software is developed in? Should I not use anything that uses ML if I dislike python?
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egeozcan
5y ago
For starters, I'd never introduce a project with such people exposed to the community in my company. We always get paid support when available but humans sometimes don't read and they do ask stupid questions, and such answers can
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egeozcan
5y ago
I wonder what API they use, in the .NET API I don't see any option to set content as sensitive: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.c... edit: ah, nevermind, it's just not exp
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egeozcan
5y ago
You can't log out other sessions, for example, if you don't have a central Auth point. Anyway, this topic has been discussed to death already, you can also search in HN for detailed articles on the topic.
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egeozcan
5y ago
Let's take another concept: Don't build your authentication on the idea of communication strictly through immutable cryptographic tokens (JWT). They do shine for resource sharing and caching though! So if someone completely reject
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egeozcan
5y ago
I also started developing something similar. I guess we all eventually end up building a new DB UI https://github.com/egeozcan/mahresources
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egeozcan
5y ago
Exactly. Same in the spirit.
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egeozcan
5y ago
Will we pretend that the usage of floppy disks is normal in almost 2022? Or perhaps the news value comes from this fact, but then, they don't make any comment on it... Weird. I also love that they seem to be taking this seriously, even
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egeozcan
5y ago
I was just replying to the class vs prototypes part. There usually is a once-in-a-year situation that is solved better with classes, so I somewhat agree with your 99% code doesn't need it estimation. Also I should mention that in the r
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egeozcan
5y ago
I was also happy with prototypes, now when I use them, and I use them rarely, other developers look at my code like black magic and my "others should be able to understand my code" circuit breaker kicks in and I convert it to a cl
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egeozcan
5y ago
While I also would love to hear what you have planned and what failed (I would have worded it differently though), even if you did plan for this, 48h notice and that on a holiday season sounds absurd and may not even be enough for "jus
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egeozcan
5y ago
Most cities do limit the sorts of flowers they plant. > We cannot make the entire world ideal for everyone. Huh? So just f** accessibility and leave everyone on their own? I'd understand if you'd argued that it wouldn't be
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egeozcan
5y ago
It changes a lot if you have ADHD. IMHO, it's an accessibility problem for people like me.
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egeozcan
5y ago
Just a heads up (pun maybe subconsciously intended): "position: sticky" works surprisingly well on table-headers. Demo: https://jsfiddle.net/Lkye3cpq/
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egeozcan
5y ago
I was having so much fun also with Coffee Cup HTML Editor and its "DHTML" widgets. Slice in Dreamweaver, export, open in Coffee, add useless widgets, re-export, drag and drop the horrendously generated HTML file in random ftp prog
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egeozcan
5y ago
In other words, methods cannot introduce generic types.
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egeozcan
5y ago
> servlets, JSPs, wars and ears Just reading these make me depressed. I'm taking over a JSF project that uses gradle these months which puts even the complicated old spaghetti gulp build files to shame in terms of complexity. Even m
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egeozcan
5y ago
First of all: You were down voted, but I up voted your comment because I respect it. I still humbly think that it'd still be a cat and mouse game on every side imaginable. You may argue that this leaves individuals vulnerable (people n
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egeozcan
5y ago
I'm not talking about improvements. You need gun control with bows and arrows, and you still need gun control with machine guns. That's what I'm saying.
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egeozcan
5y ago
> I don't need to do this discussion Then why are you on HN, replying to exactly that discussion? We are not teenagers, I may be wrong, I would be okay with it. > Here we are specifically talking about probabilistic generative mo
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egeozcan
5y ago
> Does "moderation" require bias? Objectively yes. Information on correctly peeling a pineapple is ok? Processing chicken to cook it? What about a dog? A rat? Fish? Insects? Is killing millions of bacteria with a single drop of
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egeozcan
5y ago
Please see my other response: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29576981 As a summary, generating content isn't new and just increases your moderation load. AI is not something "special". It's just so
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egeozcan
5y ago
Those boards have better moderation, something you need regardless of AI, which is my point. AI doesn't add more danger to the situation, you just need to moderate as usual. If you are using some computer program to add more content to
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