fedeb95

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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   Every time I see the two words social and network together, I keep asking myself: what do I need a social network for? I've never found a satisfying answer.
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   thanks this is interesting. It's not something I'm an expert at but I'll research the topic
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   This should be the diet. Let's eat less junk food and we'll be better
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   yes, I don't mean not doing what a user does. My main concern is test execution speed. When you have a system that's not that fast and a lot of long tests, that can quickly add up. My idea is to avoid redo redundant steps. Let&#x2
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   Ask HN: Why reusing e2e tests output is bad?

   1 points by fedeb95 4y ago|4 comments
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   if the goal is to use a language for a metaverse, with lots of actors, why not use Erlang which is great for dealing with multiple actors, plus it already exists? I don't use it because I don't need it for my usual programming, bu
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   I say let's leave them the internet. We've got better things to do...
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   "May" is the keyword there. Also there may not be elephants in a city, while there may be terrorists on planes (I think some incident happened in the past, but I'm unsure). The conclusion is that it's unknown, and calls
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   by fedeb95 4y ago

   Yes, reasonable measures must be adopted, and if none justifies the program, it makes sense not to continue it. I'm talking about the argument alone, it doesn't add anything
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    This is a problem only if you can't think critically. In that case, there's a problem AI or not AI.
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Just pointing out that the "no marshal have ever stopped a terrorist" is a bad argument. It may be a deterrent. We don't know
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    This is my takeaway from the article as well. Using "severe" as adjective reveals a lot about who wrote it...
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Nothing except satellites lol
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Interesting what "off the grid" means today. - full internet access - a pletora of internet capable devices Not exactly my definition. Plus, spending 600€ + 125€ a month for internet isn't exactly something everyone can affor
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Clickbaity, explain what it is and what it does briefly
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Interesting approach, however I'd like some more data on it before trying it. Intuitively I'd go for the "by chance" route
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    It doesn't model a coin toss, but a coin landing. It's written in the article. Afaik a complete coin toss is very hard if not impossible (?) to model.
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    good idea. I don't really like videos, although I might try for a change. I usually go with photographs and recently I've started printing out trips pictures, and gifting copies to friends that where present. Seems a better way th
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Yes of course, if one has time, studying a place in various times is highly valuable
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Good advice. A film camera forces you to learn, while digital will "fix" things for you
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    All good advices. I've been taking pictures for a decade and reading books really does help more than a lot of online stuff you find. Also, looking at masters' photographs and reasoning about how they were made. After some time wh
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    I think the author missed that website about HN users predicitions
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Linux test project exists
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Ironically, Plato wrote them down.
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Just write. No one is going to judge you for your notes. After a lot of pages you get better. Also reading helps
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Another point against the intersection of EA and HN: it seems to agitate souls very much. I guess every age has its religion... and moral justification for its deeds.
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    My thoughts exactly. Apparently making a blog post explains it better than comments on pro-EA posts so kudos to you
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Some of us may have them :)
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Can, yes. I know that film allows such a detail. That's not my point, rather an aesthetic and, I know, extremely subjective point of view. Film where made (and consumed) a certain way back then: consuming differently today makes a diff
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    by fedeb95 4y ago

    Beware of expected nulls and expected NullPointerException in your legacy code when exterminating nulls.