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by ffsm8 1y ago
Tbf, the versions used in this are all roughly 5 yrs old. And svelte was pretty new at that time, hence it would make sense that it was figuring stuff out, I think. Though angular has gone through multiple concepts during this time between
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The memory feature I'd like to have would need built-in support from anthropic It'd be essentially 1. Language server support for lookups & keeping track of the code 2. Being able to "pin" memories to functions, cla
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Surprising to read your take Transcoding was the reason I moved away from Synology. The rest was fine , not great but ... Okay But there was no way to improve transcoding performance. If a stream lagged, it would always lag. Hence I jump
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The most insidious thing about this bet isn't that it fails... It's that it could succeed. Loosing the bet will only mean lots of ultra rich people have wasted tons of money - winning it means the average person, wherever they&#x2
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Did you try rakes like this? https://www.joom.com/products/681aed59eda2b001310d4e2c
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by ffsm8 1y ago
> Using a rake is unreasonable Why though? It's generally a lot quicker unless you're a very old person It's however infinitely more fun with the leave blower, I admit to that!
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by ffsm8 1y ago
GN did a video a few weeks ago in which they were showing a slide from Nvidias shareholder meeting in which it was shown that gaming was a tiny part of Nvidias revenue. Basically, almost half of their revenue is pure profit and all of that
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by ffsm8 1y ago
You're not getting his point. Germany has a space problem. There aren't large swaths of land available to put solar panels on. Added to that you have to realize just how far north Germany is, and consequently how... Bad solar is b
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The reason hetzner is cheaper is because they're using consumer hardware. The last time I compared several vps with similar pricing, hetzner was by far the fastest - but I did not try vultr back then.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
It has? Don't get me wrong, I'm in the tech industry and generally more online then likely 95% of the population, but ime ... Nobody even knows what bluesky is? (They also don't know what X is, though they DO know what Twitte
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Why would you go back to buy from their shop of you're sure it'll happen again? It's not like Amazon is an actual monopoly for clothing.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
As a European consumer, it sounds on point to me? There are no benefits for any of the credit cards I could get since roughly Corona - I was using them before but all cards which had positive benefits were removed/discontinued since. H
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I think you're missing context. He's saying that he likely has an MCP connected to jira on the LLM he's developing with. Hence the prompt will have already referenced the jira ticket, which will include the why - and if not,
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by ffsm8 1y ago
youre implying that Stage Manager is Java. I dont think thats true though? Isnt it only the _design_ of stage manager somewhat resembles some design choices by project looking glass? this design has also been adopted by the other OS's
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by ffsm8 1y ago
JS is not a realtime language. setTimeout() does not actually guarantee to run after the elapsed time. It merely gets queued for the next async execution window after that timer elapsed. Hence it can also be off by infinity and never get ca
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Mmh, that link is dead
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by ffsm8 1y ago
There is a skip login button. It's definitely less highlighted then the login form, but it is visible right on that dialog.
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Ah, you might be right! Contention is what can be parallelized, right? So with roughly 100-200 requests/s you end up with 1-0.5 contention if I understood that right. That moves me even further towards agarlands points, though - if I p
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Huh, that as not been my experience at all. Too be fair, its been something like 10 years iirc. The database in question was MySQL 8, running on plain old enterprise ssds (RAID 10) The workload was processing transactions (financial payment
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by ffsm8 1y ago
The issue with that approach is risk. You now have a direct way for users to insert data into your repo, which can include illegal things. And if you're required to delete it later, you'll be forced to edit your git history. But i
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by ffsm8 1y ago
It seems they also removed the bypass permission setting...
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by ffsm8 1y ago
So all Twitter users are terminally online?
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by ffsm8 1y ago
It is? To my understanding, the only time CO2 emissions were down was during covid. While there are a few localized success stories, I'm not aware we've actually meaningfully impacted our trajectory. To be abundantly clear: it&#x2
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by ffsm8 1y ago
It's especially hilarious because ime, when it's drifting into this mode of constantly saying "production ready, ready to merge, ready to ship", the code it's producing is usually in a complete downward spiral - lik
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Most of my devices have had ways to turn them off. Router has a button which disable all lights until it's pressed again, monitors have the setting in their menus. The only device thats shining brightly in my home is a storage controll
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by ffsm8 1y ago
I don't disagree, after all, the shuttles booster was(at least to my knowledge) more expensive them the reusable shuttle, but that's once again a qualifier to the statement that - without that qualifier, does continue to point to
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Hmm, you're aware that the space shuttle was "reusable" though, right? Because in this context, your question would squarly land around the time before STS-1 was launched in '81 For this to be about space x, you'd h
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by ffsm8 1y ago
Haha, good one! I still feel like you're underselling the article however. Is obviously ultimately parallelism, but parallelism is hard at scale - because things often don't scale - and incorrect parallelism can even make thin
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by ffsm8 1y ago
That's like saying "how to get to the moon is obvious: traveling"
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by ffsm8 1y ago
A legacy software to me is whatever the company that employs me says is said legacy software. Pretty much every business I've worked at to date has had such legacy software, which was inevitably still used in some contexts. It's

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