esafak

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by esafak 5mo ago
You need a CTO to lay down the golden path.
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by esafak 5mo ago
A ticket tracker, like any collaborative tool, is inherently Web-based. The question is how much latency the app adds on top of the network, and by that metric I bet Linear does well.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Is jj a first class citizen?
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by esafak 5mo ago
Google is upmarket of Deepseek; why wouldn't they charge more?
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by esafak 5mo ago
How would you rate mimo against dsv4 pro? What do you work on?
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by esafak 5mo ago
If that's kind of job left for us humans, I weep...
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by esafak 5mo ago
ESDI?
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by esafak 5mo ago
No, it is ML/AI related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_method
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by esafak 5mo ago
If you want to learn the fundamentals of ML I recommend a book, such as Deep Learning: Foundations and Concepts by Chris Bishop. If you insist on staying online, one option is https://course.fast.ai/ If you don't kno
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by esafak 5mo ago
If you know the kids are going to want pancakes in the morning you just prepare it at night? You can ask them to confirm over dinner... While I can confirm sourdough pancakes are quite nice, I am satisfied with Krusteaze :)
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by esafak 5mo ago
In more technical terms, Bell used amplitude modulation of audio using light as the carrier wave, and selenium as a photoconductive transducer.
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by esafak 5mo ago
What kind of a signal were you thinking of bouncing off the mirror?
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by esafak 5mo ago
What web app would you put forward instead?
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by esafak 5mo ago
I think the manual professions are not far behind. It's just that the development is being done in China, so most readers here are not aware of it.
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by esafak 5mo ago
There is a product called Microsoft Copilot...
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by esafak 5mo ago
That's an irrelevant comparison because cost is always a constraint, so there are not going to be unlimited AI or humans. The question is how to optimally combine them for a given cost.
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by esafak 5mo ago
I just use https://blog.google/products-and-platforms/products/educatio... and similar features of other AIs.
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by esafak 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leech_lattice
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by esafak 5mo ago
Could you name a few languages you had in mind while developing this, their respective problems, and how your language improves them, feature by feature? > Yon allocates into xleech2, a content-addressed heap whose geometry is the Leech
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by esafak 5mo ago
What line of work are you in, if I may ask? Who are you going to sell to if your users start getting laid off due to AI redundancy?
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by esafak 5mo ago
You need the 80s soundtrack for the full effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oVfIFrpslI
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by esafak 5mo ago
No, you're not. It can take jobs and be plenty menacing in embodied form in its present state.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Aren't they the ones you'd want to read?
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by esafak 5mo ago
This is the kind of thing I'd love to see robots take over. Companies don't want to service these things much; the labor is too costly. They could just distribute the repair manuals and we could get robots to do it.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Are you happy with it? Is it faster as claimed?
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by esafak 5mo ago
https://microsoft.github.io/garnet/docs/welcome/compatibilit... > Garnet now has full-fledged and efficient support for Lua scripting. You can enable Lua with the --lua switch.
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by esafak 5mo ago
IF your code has no bugs it's either trivial or you haven't noticed the bugs.
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by esafak 5mo ago
Did you benchmark the competition and can we see?
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by esafak 5mo ago
The proposal, https://scopedcommits.com/ , is not that different. My gripe about conventional commits is the redundancy: fix(ci): fix the foobar
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by esafak 5mo ago
Security updates bypass the cooldown.

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