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by ezoe 3y ago
I had an opportunity to talk to the Bram Moolenaar when VimConf 2018 was held in Japan. First and only time Bram visited Japan. I was there as a volunteer staff, sitting at a reception desk. Although vim is the text editor I use everyday, I
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by ezoe 3y ago
> GPT writes all our non secret documentation Who read it? LLM may be great at coughing up seemingly good long chunk of text, but human is not capable of reading all of these verbose text because of the simple fact that GPT can generate
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by ezoe 3y ago
Did humans with computer replace humans without computer? Did programmers with google search and stack overflow replace programmers without these? It doesn't and it won't happen in any time soon. How could humans with probabilisti
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by ezoe 3y ago
So, it's Secure Boot to the web.
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by ezoe 3y ago
> How many of these incidents will we require until we finally get rid of the metric system once and for all! I love you think not other way around.
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by ezoe 3y ago
If you keep emitting radio wave of these frequency for general communication purpose, the local authority will eventually catch you. If the local authority or civilization corrupted, good luck rebuilding it.
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by ezoe 3y ago
ChatGPT wasn't trained by the text from the world where people cover their testicle by lead plate, tuning their emotions by machine, paying a lot of money for the real animal pet, eugenics and everybody believes the same cult with no d
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by ezoe 3y ago
Are you suggesting Elon found out the true culprit the hard way?
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by ezoe 3y ago
It's like stupid boss asking to turn off the air conditioner of server room to save power.
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by ezoe 3y ago
6000 posts/day is still nothing because I probably consume faster than 1 post/second on Twitter.
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by ezoe 3y ago
600 posts/day... seriously? I'll exceed that limit in 10 minutes(I probably browse tweets like 1 post/second in my native language, Japanese).
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by ezoe 3y ago
Or do we really understand it? Many humans ignore negation and condition too.
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by ezoe 4y ago
If you expect the post office to manually guess the normalized address from the incomplete form, just a unique narrow area name and your name alone should suffice. That is, if you have a name unique enough in that area.
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by ezoe 4y ago
The last year? Google search was defeated by SEO for more than a decade ago for non-English language such as Japanese.
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by ezoe 4y ago
It seems to be backed to normal to me.
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by ezoe 4y ago
So it has come to this. https://xkcd.com/1022/
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by ezoe 4y ago
It took longer than I thought. The best timing for him was when Facebook purchased Oculus.
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by ezoe 4y ago
What scare me is, ChatGPT appears to be immensely helpful. Nobody is nice enough to answer a question like: "I want to learn Python. Give me 10 code examples of Python." "Nice. I want see these example codes in C, Java and x8
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by ezoe 4y ago
Glad it gave you a laugh. To me, TrustCor isn't funny. They are obviously malicious. For this case, it's just incompetent that lead them to be banned.. A way funnier.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Meet Japanese government. https://groups.google.com/g/mozilla.dev.security.policy/c/Me... Mozilla: There are some misissued certificates. Revoke it. Japan: Nah, you can trust us. We are government. It will ex
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by ezoe 4y ago
Redundancy. Now the systems are stable but human workers either be sick, leave, or die eventually. Rising the pay has diminishing returns. You can't prevent workers leaving because of lost of interests, be sick or die by throwing more
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by ezoe 4y ago
Let's face it. Most programing jobs are a bullshit job. I've been chasing obscure bugs for weeks and ended up fixing a few lines of code some guy wrote years ago and it improve the software so little. It's really difficult to
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by ezoe 4y ago
So far, those who claim to be fired Twitter Japan employees are all jocks and queen bees. No nerds. They are crying for their PCs are suddenly bricked and can't use at all. The way their talking sounds like they don't even own a P
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by ezoe 4y ago
We can't expect a massive improvement on computer performance anymore. So it will never come the day household computer can finish training the model equivalent of Github Copilot in practical time.
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by ezoe 4y ago
I have no interest on HFT or crypto currency the article says lacking C++ programmers. I consider them ponzi scheme. It doesn't create any value to the society to me.
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by ezoe 4y ago
The App ecosystem is harmful. We had the web browsers for decades. How did we regressed to this unfortunate state?
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by ezoe 4y ago
Just like EU cookie law, it's a really stupid judgement. It's you, your computer and your web browser who download the fonts from Google server, not the web server in Germany. All the web server do is presenting the URL to the goo
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by ezoe 4y ago
Find your interests outside of the work. The programming is a mental work so I suggest to find some physical work. Personally, I recommend the bouldering. It's an intellectual puzzle using your body.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Who want overclocking the ECC RAM? You choose ECC because of the stability over performance. Why do you want to reduce the stability?
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by ezoe 4y ago
The Internet may need P2P file sharing protocol, but that protocol never be IPFS. BitTorrent is the closest practical protocol currently used. IPFS is just a joke.

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