esjeon

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by esjeon 5y ago
Everyone always deludes oneself. Even cynics and realists end up having their own versions of the reality. Also, risk, success, and financial success are completely irrelevant to each other, thus cynical attitude really has nothing to do wi
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by esjeon 5y ago
I agree. It's critical to have a crystal-clear view of the world than wrap yourself with sweet dream. Failing to do so will easily make the one look away from root problems deep in the ground, and concentrate on the surface issues. Cyn
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by esjeon 5y ago
Exactly. The post doesn't make sense at all. Learning is a cycle b/w "tacit knowledge" and "deliberate practice". There's also this chicken-and-egg problem: (1) you can't absorb the knowledge well bec
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by esjeon 5y ago
While the idea of "becoming a cyborg" is a little charming, I don't think injecting NFC is good for anything serious, for now. Actually, it feels more like a security hole, because (1) people are using the same key for ever
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by esjeon 5y ago
Uhm, isn't it still true for Slack? Every message to the channel itself is kinda a thread.
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by esjeon 5y ago
So the Twitter lead engineer said "We're gonna learn from this". So they gone from 15 minutes (Smyte) to 4 days (Quill) - a 38400% improvement. /s
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by esjeon 5y ago
The title says fast, but no benches, but the README puts more emphasis on that it’s a more usable solution than LLVM-PTX + Rust. I mean, what’s the point of “fast”, if LLVM-PTX is clunky with rust in the first place?
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by esjeon 5y ago
From my guesses, this is mainly designed for data engineering, where you do run the same operation on a lot of entries. N is very very big, so it will negate the probabilistic nature of the checker. Other than that, this is simply useless.
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by esjeon 5y ago
Yeah, this was the first thing that came across my mind. This is nothing new, and the OP simply didn't do his homework, and learned it hard way. xD
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by esjeon 5y ago
These days, locale alone takes up 100MB of disk space, in case of Debian. Even without it, it's still difficult to go below 50MB, IIRC. Welp, even USB thumb drivers are much larger than that, so it won't be a problem, practically,
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by esjeon 5y ago
I don't get why it has to be ZIP. AFAIK we can already stream tar-gz using only the python standard library. Maybe because Windows still can't unpack TAR out-of-box, 20 years after entering the 21 century?
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by esjeon 5y ago
Yup. NFT in gaming is a total hoax by design. There's just no guarantee that game companies will always accept the changes on the NFT side. It's just a tool to boost stock prices.
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by esjeon 5y ago
Yup, I second this. The whole web3 idea is completely pointless if the ecosystem is designed to be heavily centralized. Everyone is and will be fighting for a pie in the “platform” market. We need decentralization in the application side fi
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by esjeon 5y ago
TBH, compiled general languages are doomed to be complicated, because they need more info during compile-time. The only exception is C (if you don't count stuffs like Lisp). IIRC, C grammar can be easily printed on a single sheet of le
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by esjeon 5y ago
One big mistake is that this is not anime. This is obviously comic-style, which is more realistic, and, in turn, closer to automated filtering. Note that Japanese anime normally uses a much simplified style to increase the production speed.
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by esjeon 5y ago
Just bait and switch. You don't have to be loyal to the platform that helped you grow, because it has been using you from the beginning. It has always been a mutual relationship, but people somehow realized it late. YouTube being the
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by esjeon 5y ago
That's why businesses always try to make their revenue model diverse, so that, even when one or two of them dry up, the business still have some breathing room left. This is a business 101 stuff. When you open a store in a mall, you be
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by esjeon 5y ago
Copilot thread is always hot. TBH I don't mind the plagiarism. They can use my code. The real problem is indeed the code quality, since Copilot does actively provide low-quality codes, and this will bite a lot of people. I guarantee. I
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by esjeon 5y ago
It's like a junior dev who doesn't quit unnecessary code golfing. Somehow the AI is more comfortable with string-based URL manipulation, which is a straight anti-pattern.
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by esjeon 5y ago
If you didn't get any proper license notice from the seller or the vendor, I'm pretty sure you're not responsible. There's just no simple way to find out if GPL-ed software is running inside a commercial device. Even wor
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by esjeon 5y ago
This is about recycled "*NMC111 Cathode*", not recycled whole-batteries. Although cathode is expensive, lithium is the tough business that requires a new solution.
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by esjeon 5y ago
You sound like a ball of buzzwords. First, it's not that Wayland is bad, but it's simply not there yet. It still needs more time and effort. Nothing is wrong with this. What's wrong is trying to shove that thing into people
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by esjeon 5y ago
I've always kept a script like this on my computer, but the idea of "optimized" is very subjective, volatile, and prone to change. Also, that was a reason why I ditched libvirt, because once its internal change impacted the p
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by esjeon 5y ago
The act of violating the contract (w/ the museum) itself is the art -work here. On another side, I think this is quite a good deal for the museum. This story is pretty popular on the internet in many countries, and $84k sounds pretty
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by esjeon 5y ago
Welp, I used to play Tremulous[1] with it on my ThinkPad X61, slaying people with granger(= builder) on "X" server. I often spammed the chat when I get a fancy kill (something like "you got killed by a trackpoint lul", w
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by esjeon 5y ago
This research itself is still valuable, as it proves that drivers become irresponsible with autopilot turned on. I don't get why you connect this to the safety of Tesla vehicles, or maybe I get the reason, but it's unspeakable.
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by esjeon 5y ago
> There are so many options out there. How do you choose? Follow the advice of an influencer. That's the boomer perspective that I wanted to point out. Where's the internet in this flow? Where's the community? Where's
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by esjeon 5y ago
It's like regex. It doesn't solve a real problem, but only makes it easier to do so. Users are still responsible for every tits and bits.
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by esjeon 5y ago
How much time do you spend on your new/old projects? How much maintenance?
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by esjeon 5y ago
She does make money, but that's not the only part of the equation. Rather, people are becoming more and more annoyed by the repeating news articles trying to hype this thing. Also, young people around me gives absolute-zero-f** about t

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