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by eterm 6mo ago
Not everyone has seamless blue/green deployment. However, any downtime over an hour or two screams "migration gone wrong" to me. Otherwise wouldn't you just roll back to get the site up to come back at it and try again l
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by eterm 6mo ago
And then recommends to use an API key, which as far as I know was never restricted, it was trying to use the subscription that was prohibited/limited. I'm confused by the comments being full of people swearing off Claude, feels li
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by eterm 6mo ago
I'm not a fan of submodules, but indeed that also solves the problem OP described.
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by eterm 6mo ago
Sure, that's frustrating. But you know what's also frustrating? Code bases which involve multi-step manual steps to build. You should be able to get a working local environment with a single command. You should be able to get a wo
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by eterm 6mo ago
Demo files work, but I'm talking about spectating live. The "Watch" tab was removed and the ability to just browse and spectate the top games currently being played. I'm sure the technology still exists in the engine, bu
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by eterm 6mo ago
Related to that is the ability to watch games using the game-client too. This used to be a promoted feature in CS, with "HLTV/GOTV", but sadly disappeared when they moved to CS2. Spectating in-client is such as powerful way t
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by eterm 6mo ago
This is the first I'm learning that it isn't just a C++ library. In fact the first line of the wikipedia article is: > llama.cpp is an open source software library
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by eterm 6mo ago
Well that makes it a lot less bad, it sounded from your post like it messages on your behalf and as you. If it identifies as a bot then I find it a lot less objectionable. I still wouldn't do it myself, but I can put the pitchfork down
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by eterm 6mo ago
I am weirded out but this, I find it horrific, like some kind of mind zombie, leeching humanity from your family members. Someone somewhere is thinking they're connecting with you and sharing their humanity but they're just shovel
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by eterm 6mo ago
Yeah. Azure is such a weird platform for not actually having a competitive way to just cheaply deploy a simple .NET app, it's a weird design decision. You get dragged into "Container instances" when then require "Azure C
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by eterm 6mo ago
It's the other way around, and there's no obligation to even carry transactions when mining, although it's incentivised through fees. Your mining rate is simply your hash rate vs the hash difficulty. Conceptually, it's a
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by eterm 6mo ago
There's a soft failure-mode for bitcoin where due to the alternating difficulty adjustment, you could end up with people only mining every other 2016-block adjustment. Let's call this cycle A and cycle B. If A is too hard, miners
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by eterm 6mo ago
It does seem ridiculous that over 20 years ago, gmail was advertised with a real-time allowance ticking away increasing, which started at an incredibly generous 1GB allowance and you could watch it tick up in real time faster than you could
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by eterm 6mo ago
Thanks for the correction, I felt I hadn't got the word quite right.
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by eterm 6mo ago
Ai detectors are bullshit. That said, the second paragraph has the distinctive stocatto tone of AI But AI is shaping how we write, so this could well all be hand written just by someone who spends time with AI output.
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by eterm 6mo ago
Consider what it'd mean if there were parts of the Earth that could not be seen from the moon, it would also mean those locations could never themselves see the moon. Ignoring the orbital period implications, I think it'd be bigge
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by eterm 6mo ago
I listen to post-rock. There are usually no lyrics, there's an absolute ton out there, and something about the music gets my brain flowing better than other instrumental music.
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by eterm 6mo ago
I adore this genre, and if you enjoy this submission I'd recommend the following games: NANDgame ( Free! https://nandgame.com/ ) Silicon Zeroes ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/684270&#x
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by eterm 6mo ago
2.7 is confusing because you can wire up the bitline and the word line the wrong way around and the tests still pass.
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by eterm 6mo ago
Your bug submission endpoint is getting a 429, so I'll report a bug here: I see a difficulty pop up after I click "run tests" but it then gets hidden and doesn't do anything. This was after selecting intermediate on the
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by eterm 6mo ago
I refuse to believe any are as bad as the Azure Portal one. It feels like pre-GPT levels of smart.
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by eterm 6mo ago
They no doubt predate .editorconfig, but the problem as described is now better solved by .editorconfig, which can be used to configure directory and file specific configuration and works cross-editor too.
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by eterm 7mo ago
It works fine,it just feels like it has been under a kind of maintenance mode for a while. There's clearly one small team that works on it. There are pros and cons to that. It hasn't even got an obnoxious Copilot button yet for ex
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by eterm 7mo ago
If this were a place for memes, then I'd share that swimming pool meme with Microsoft holding up copilot while GitHub is drowning. Then Azure Dev Ops (formerly known as Visual Studio Team System) dead o n the ocean floor. Although give
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by eterm 7mo ago
I worked somewhere that actually had a great way to deal with this. It only works in small teams though. We had a "support rota", i.e. one day a week you'd be essentially excused from doing product delivery. Instead, you were
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by eterm 7mo ago
I used it with Sonnet 4.0 a lot, and there was vastly more back-and-forth and correction of "dumb" things, such as forgetting to add "using" statements in C# files. I don't know if it's model, or harness improv
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by eterm 7mo ago
It's possible that it already is, given there are already signs of the US administration leaning on AI. Perhaps they're leaning a bit too heavily and getting the kind of confirmation / feedback they crave? If they then feedba
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by eterm 7mo ago
It's the "incredibly banal" comments that upset me. The ones that just re-state the article in one or two uncontraversial sentences. Often lean slightly pro-AI, but otherwise avoid saying much about anything.
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by eterm 8mo ago
You might be surprised how little money there is in chess.
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by eterm 8mo ago
That essay was written weeks before Opus 4.5 was released which was an inflection point for the ability of Claude code and specifically how well it would work with less guidance.

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