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fatneckbeard
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as someone said on here the other day, this is a bit over blown. chatgpt only knows about the 'open source' world, it only understands one generic human as an audience, and it is absolutely atrocious with details. it doesn't
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fatneckbeard
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category theory has a very hard "k" sound at the front and a g sound which is also hard, which makes people react more strongly to the name than order theory or abstract algebra.
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it's almost like assassinating people doesn't solve problems.
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fatneckbeard
4y ago
yup its like two different worlds that don't know each other exist the excel tribe and the open source programming world tribe
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fatneckbeard
4y ago
VBA, a visual language, runs the entire planet, it's just that nobody knows it or talks about it.
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4y ago
think people are missing, VBA is all over the place right now. its not going away. because that's the only language that comes pre-installed on a Windows machine in the average Office. Any other programming language, from powershell
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fatneckbeard
4y ago
you have provided a lot of details on what the bank did you have provided absolutely zero details on what kind of transactions you are doing in this account
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fatneckbeard
4y ago
apologies im sure you aren't all pro incest but i couldnt think of how else to call it
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4y ago
irish republican or guns and incest republican?
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i think its very cool but i have to ask a potentially very rude question that is not meant to be rude was not turbo pascal circa 1993 kind of ... easier to use than the text uis we have now?
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4y ago
so engineering is completely separated from management?
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fatneckbeard
4y ago
thats my point. what if leetcode tests filter out everyone who is good at making useful products or services, in favor of people who can memorize how to solve puzzles.
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4y ago
as an amateur rust admirer , looking at https://rise-lang.org/ .... i think its maybe possible. because their language / tools Rise + Elevate looks like its starting out with a chain of iterators, something we see ofte
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4y ago
almost all of Google loses money and makes products that get cancelled. so if you want to lose money and make products that nobody uses or gets cancelled, then i guess leetcode is a good idea.
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A near-crash, way too fast Score: 34.7 point landing Speed: 5.2mph Angle: 10.1° Time: 28 seconds Flips: 1 Max speed: 25.5mph Max height: 138ft Engine used: 16 times Boosters used: 19 times https://ehmorris.com/lander/
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thats not a counter point, thats just gaslighting. we have almost 50 years of microsoft behavior upon which we can base our judgements.
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because they are a good approximation of real numbers. another question to ask is why did we land on real numbers as the standard? because they are a good approximation of a lot of physical processes, like sine and cosine which are endemic
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4y ago
trying to get rid of a nother IM client at my place. everyone hates it because the one they are replacing is very simple and quick
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do people do not remember Dr Dos ? if a coyote eats your cat, its probably not an accident. its more likely because it's a coyote and that's what coyotes do. it's in their nature.
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yes.
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4y ago
i am having a problem understanding why FAANG is gatekeeping system design google - search is broke, youtube doesnt make money and is a hotbed of predators facebook - should basically be in prison for aiding war crimes and child suicides ne
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4y ago
we already have that. go buy treasury bonds, they pay almost 5 percent. ibonds pay more. why? they just do. and companies and rich people buy them all the time.
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4y ago
dude what if HackerNews had a Graybeard filter so every reply i wrote sounded like i really really knew what i was talking about even if i didn't.
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"Unlike SSE and AVX2, LSX and LASX are not publicly documented." my interest has immediately gone to zero.
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its basically a thought experiment. one of the things i never understood about bitcoin was the idea of the public ledger. one of the main things about most people and businesses in general is that they do not want to draw attention to their
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4y ago
but once the bank has made the loans, it has to keep track of how many it has made and how many are delinquent. i could be missing something.
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sounds like you could have anonymous currency. heres our FHE bank. we both have accounts. the entire ledger is encrypted. i give you 5 dollars, i have no idea what your starting and ending balance, but i am still able to initiate a transact
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id make an art piece where each line of source code was printed 1mm high on the walls of a room. . . . .. . and then..... it would show the program counter "live" on the wall as code was executed. like it would shine a light on t
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"my partner and I grew up in the Bay Area, and have parents who live nearby. " yeup. nobody talks about this but its one of the most important things you will ever have to decide in life.
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it might be a genetic thing or even an epi-genetic thing. as a vegetarian spice is essential. a lot of indian vegetarian cuisine is about spice use such as frying seeds in oil, add some other powdered spices to make a paste, adding certain
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