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enneff
2y ago
I could share almost exactly the same story. So grateful my parents could afford, and were willing to spend, the money on a nice PC that I entirely monopolised.
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enneff
2y ago
Different people play at different speeds. And some builds require more thought than others. I find that it takes about half an hour on average for me to win a run (reach ante 9).
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enneff
2y ago
There’s a very active modding scene: https://github.com/jie65535/awesome-balatro
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enneff
2y ago
I’m a leftist but not an American and I would prefer not to hear from any of those billionaires again, nor any others for that matter.
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enneff
2y ago
That’s the thing, isn’t it? The craft of programming in the small is one of being intimate with the details, thinking things through conscientiously. LLMs don’t do that.
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2y ago
https://github.com/lichess-org/lila?tab=readme-ov-file#produ...
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enneff
2y ago
And what exactly do you think lila, lila-ws, and redis are if not microservices (or as they should be called, “services”)? Lichess could easily be implemented as a single monolithic process but it is not.
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enneff
2y ago
So that the client knows the message has been delivered and handled by the server, which can make the UI indicate the state of the connection.
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enneff
2y ago
What do you mean? If you open a web socket connection it should behave like a normal TCP connection. All sent data guaranteed to be delivered complete and in order, unless the connection fails.
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2y ago
Yes they do. Eg https://youtu.be/WU-00UdoXdQ?si=gQAh50XsK6xcxEWF
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enneff
2y ago
If you look at the dismissals in this HN discussion you’ll find none of them are coming from wheelchair users or even people familiar with wheelchairs.
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enneff
2y ago
I remember finding this funny back in the 90s but it’s just kind of sad to me now. Today he just seems like a very unhappy, psychopathic character.
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enneff
2y ago
Wow that’s awesome! I wasn’t aware of this.
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enneff
2y ago
To be fair, the ecosystem is kind of inextricably tied to the protocol. I’m not aware of any other production grade Go gRPC implementations besides the official one.
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enneff
2y ago
Hell you might even make something better, which is I suspect one of the unstated reasons why the source is not released.
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enneff
2y ago
You have to create a space and find collaborators and build it together from scratch, yes.
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enneff
2y ago
Some can be imaginary no? Or do you think everything is real life? In which case what’s the meaning of “real life”?
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enneff
2y ago
yes, someone smiling over their shoulder front and centre is more erotic to me than someone sitting on the beach with their back to me positioned smaller in the frame.
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enneff
2y ago
I think your definition of pornography is more narrow than what I understand it to be. Regardless of whether playboy is specially pornography or not, the image was intended to be arousing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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enneff
2y ago
Yeah except the Lenna image is from a porno magazine, a photograph of a model styled and posed specifically to create an erotic image. How can you not see a difference here?
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enneff
2y ago
You misunderstand me. I’m saying we have a concrete scenario here, so we should discuss that scenario. Not some other different scenario. The Lenna image was literally taken from a porno mag. Its original context is erotic. I agree that it
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enneff
2y ago
I’m not interested in your hypotheticals when we can just talk about the actual use of the image. Why change the context? At the places I’ve worked it’s been unusual for people to even set a wallpaper and extremely unusual to use some arbit
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enneff
2y ago
I’m not name calling. They said “maybe I’m a prude,” and I was just confirming it.
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It’s been a long long time since I was interviewed for a job, but I have conducted a lot of interviews since then and any signal that the candidate has engaged with the question and has interesting thoughts about it is a huge plus. FWIW I w
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I’m assuming the context of making the guess is explaining the thought process. Otherwise how would that even come up?
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I didn’t mean he passes the entire interview, just that he saw through the question and it’s probably best to move on to something else.
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2y ago
Unless the interviewer has totally lost sight of the purpose of the interview, they’d recognise a candidate starting at an offset from 50 as an instant pass.
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This is just so messed up. I’ve spent so much time trying to teach the more vulnerable people in my life how to protect their accounts, only to have their f’n bank call them up and ask them to do the exact opposite.
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2y ago
I think having your face shown is the least of your worries if you’re convicted of a crime like this.
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This is precisely backward. Our primate brains were accustomed to seeing nude females all the time. The mere appearance of nudity was not enough to inspire a sexual response, context plays a huge role. It’s only in recent human history that
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