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by f1shy 1y ago
Does somebody have experience how does this compares to LLM? I found it is a good use case for “AI programming” I had decent results.
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by f1shy 1y ago
And also not a good idea to think as a retirement place. Probably no big hospital near. There is a reason why people do bot want to live there.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Totally agree, had same experience couple of times, and until now no experience like that of the OP. BUT: in the 90s I remember saying: supposedly in internet is all and everything, but I never find what I need, is more ads than actual info
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by f1shy 1y ago
MHO: the myth is broader: that everybody gets more or less what he deserves. I have heard many times, justification of why person X is poor, pointing he is lazy, wastes money in alcohol, etc. but I have seen poor people, and is (typically)
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by f1shy 1y ago
Defense budget soaring, and automotive companies slowly understandig how to make SW properly.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Typically we settle in moneytocracy…
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by f1shy 1y ago
That is good for the form, OTOH the content (objet of the law, which is almost more important, one can argue) is more often that not, not related to the field where lawyers are experts (from sociology to engineering, through economics and m
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by f1shy 1y ago
And still it was possible as a side attack, with just looking at the reflected brightness of a screen, to get a perfect image back.
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by f1shy 1y ago
And probably the aversion to loop facility…
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by f1shy 1y ago
Thanks! I now understand the context.
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by f1shy 1y ago
I think that is the problem. I understood unique as „only one“ which means always returns the same. It is imho not clear enough.
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by f1shy 1y ago
It is also very possible that they have big incentives to ignore those just to get something published, don't you think?
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by f1shy 1y ago
Isn’t -1 basically 0xffff which is a constant pointer? What am I missinterpreting?
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by f1shy 1y ago
Ok. I just misunderstood several comments, which say it is about gaining territory. And I see no evidence to support that. There are military operations, occupations, but nothing really solid that show intention of taking territory for late
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by f1shy 1y ago
But they don't claim that territory is now Israel, do they?
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by f1shy 1y ago
Could you please give a source for that information? I mean what chunk of Syria, and how was the claim done?
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by f1shy 1y ago
Territory?! What the hell are you talking about?! They offered to retain a tiny portion of territory some decades ago, and that was rejected. You can say whatever you want, but this is not about land. That is ignorance. Sorry.
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by f1shy 1y ago
HN seems to be pretty full of that. Really bad.
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by f1shy 1y ago
I would really want to see that. Do you have a link?
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by f1shy 1y ago
It is not so difficult to understand I was referring to organizing smth between parents…
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by f1shy 1y ago
My experience is absolutely the 2nd group.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Lol exactly. Try to organize something in the school or kindergarten with “normalos” and try to convince them to setup signal!
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by f1shy 1y ago
I can imagine somebody could make with some AI a system that talks something that makes more or less sense, but has encoded information in the message
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by f1shy 1y ago
I have just learn about delta chat. Uses mail. Seems good.
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by f1shy 1y ago
What you are describing as good is what literate programming is about, and what you say is bad, is exactly what literate programming tries to a avoid.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Always squashing is a terrible idea. Where I work are some that insist in doing that, and already dozens of times we have los valuable information. Let me quasi-cite somebody with some knowledge about git: Linus Torvalds generally prefers n
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by f1shy 1y ago
A no-issue if you use a half decent editor, same as python is not a problem today.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Absolutely. But the target has nothing to do with “portability” but a more fundamental and important principle(s) of readability and maintainability.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Not only overrated, but also the source of extreme complex and gigantic pieces of software, which end being a nightmare to keep updated. Just like optimization, it has its place and time.
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by f1shy 1y ago
Not every project has to be a multi-platform, multi-os, multi-language monster. It is perfectly fine to target a specific set of architecture, os, etc. And I find insulting and silly calling it a “toy project”

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