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by gcr 11mo ago
So it’s a workspace that includes changes from multiple branches at once, like `jj new revset-1 revset-2 revset-3 …` ? (Git has octopus merges, jj just calls them “merge commits” even though they may have more than two parents)
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by gcr 11mo ago
Ad hominem applies to people. Corporations aren’t people, and ICs aren’t corporations.
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by gcr 11mo ago
Laurie’s work is so good! The other videos on her channel talk about reverse engineering, obfuscation, compilers, etc Highly recommend checking her other videos out if you like this
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by gcr 11mo ago
Also check out org-mode, which is emacs' own journaling and organization system!
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by gcr 11mo ago
XKCD calls it "Engineering Syllogism" [0] [0]: https://xkcd.com/1570/
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by gcr 11mo ago
you're not a farmer
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by gcr 11mo ago
If you haven't tried firefox' vertical tabs recently, try it again. Firefox's default vertical tabs UI is quite nice now.
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by gcr 11mo ago
To expand: In jj, bookmarks point to "changes," not commits. Rebases, history manipulations, etc. preserve change ID, so this "just works."
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by gcr 11mo ago
jjui is great, give it a try! i went from being a "jj cli power user" to relying on jjui for all of my complex rebase needs so quickly that i now have to read the man page to recall basic commands
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by gcr 11mo ago
If anything, it’s exactly the opposite
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by gcr 11mo ago
i'd support that if and only if it required congresspeople to divest from individual stocks. with perhaps some compromise like...maybe they could hold "total market" index funds, or are only able to trade once a year, or etc
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by gcr 11mo ago
There’s tons of examples just past the fold!
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by gcr 11mo ago
Last year I made my own rotary slide rule for playing Balatro, the poker roguelike! My version has a couple interesting properties compared to ordinary linear slide rules: 1. It has three octaves, so it can scale from 1 to 1k or from 1k to
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by gcr 11mo ago
It seems like that's exactly the sot of agreement that was proposed and then fell through.
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by gcr 11mo ago
agreed! take a look at https://Plasticity.xyz . It's not open-source, but it's got a small, highly dedicated team behind it. It's built on Solidworks' kernel, so it's quite robust. Also take a look at sol
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by gcr 11mo ago
Google's definitively taken over search, ads, e-mail, maps, office (for small/medium business). They're struggling on cloud, AI, ISP, videoconferencing, and others...
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by gcr 11mo ago
why? EDIT: why must users care?
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by gcr 11mo ago
Internally, Google maintains their own completely separate FFMpeg fork as well as a hardened sandbox for running that fork. Since they keep pace with releases to receive security fixes, there’s potentially lots of upstreamable work (with so
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by gcr 11mo ago
The bug that ignited this was discovered by an AI security analyst agent. I think it’s more than reasonable to demand that if the AI finds bugs, then the AI should spend a couple cents and output patches.
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by gcr 11mo ago
They should consider switching to Affero GPL. Now _that_ would fuck the industry up… I’m only half joking by the way.
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by gcr 1y ago
Inspired by Talia Smiley, I’ve started wearing a roll of dinosaur stickers on my belt and offering them to random strangers and at networking events. “Hi I’m Kimberly, can I tell you about my startup” lands way worse than “Hi I’m Kimberly,
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by gcr 1y ago
Any exponential growth is failing in a market which demands superexponential growth
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by gcr 1y ago
Anything like this for movies/TV shows/videos? I'm familiar with tinymediamanager, for example, but I'd love something fast on the CLI...
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by gcr 1y ago
I think this is wrong. Others in this thread are noticing a change in ChatGPT's behavior for first-party medical advice.
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by gcr 1y ago
Does this mean an attacker can turn any impression into any GET request?
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by gcr 1y ago
I know the API and spec (well, everything really) are fairly minimal for now, but I'd love to get some feedback from you all!
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Show HN: Krnel-Graph, a Library for LLM representation engineering and control(github.com)
3 points by gcr 1y ago|1 comments
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by gcr 1y ago
Out of curiosity, how much of that thinkpad were you able to upgrade? Could that be the difference between 5 and 14 years here?
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by gcr 1y ago
Respectfully, this is also bullshit for my use case. For me, the M1 purchase was a step up compared to Intel; the rest is diminishing returns for now. It’s also not true if you care about certain workloads like LLM performance. My biggest c
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by gcr 1y ago
Tigerbeetle is a fault tolerant database that’s used for finances and time series stuff. It’s a field that has very particular requirements around this sort of thing. (not a tiger beetle user so I’d love to also see some more context for th

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