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by gfody 3y ago
Perform your function step by step.
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by gfody 3y ago
depends who the customer is, I'm a customer of AWS and I expect 100% availability, mostly because my customers are everywhere in the world and there's no available window for downtime
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by gfody 3y ago
> Also be aware that if one of the inputs to ARRAY_AGG is NULL, the entire output will be NULL and thus none of the non-NULL attribute values will be shown in the output! So extra logic is re-quired to avoid these cases. Good luck with t
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by gfody 3y ago
I see this a lot and the real problem is that when engineers are complaining that they're in meetings all day what they mean is that it feels like they're in meetings all day, and the managers (who are actually in meetings all day
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by gfody 3y ago
"none of us is as dumb as all of us"
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by gfody 3y ago
that last sentence doesn't make sense to me - as a leader I enjoy succeeding rather than failing so if a rewrite is what's necessary then that's the fun option. rewrites happen when changing requirements bent your code past i
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by gfody 3y ago
straight up coding malpractice is rampant
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by gfody 3y ago
first two comments are the classic HN banter I’m here for, next two have stink on them I do not like
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by gfody 3y ago
don't you need a full parse even just for create and alter statements since you could always encounter an "as" followed by arbitrarily complex sql?
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by gfody 3y ago
I liked “optionated” it’s like opinionated but with BYO opinions
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by gfody 3y ago
This makes more sense. I dread the 20yr old codebase at work but I still love C#. If not for the amazing tooling there’s no way this codebase could’ve survived this long.
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by gfody 3y ago
looks like the dynacam, whatever happened to that?
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by gfody 3y ago
you’re socializing with yourself
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by gfody 3y ago
sort of. ambiguity is a nice feature of language. it wouldn't confuse anyone to say you were digging into your computer's consciousness.
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by gfody 3y ago
missed opportunity to explain how compression and prediction are related, and that the better you can predict the next token the better your compression gets, then your article gets to mention GPT hey
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by gfody 3y ago
iGargoyle
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by gfody 3y ago
I think the world has yet to feel the weight of this great man's contributions. the monstrous moonshines and the freewill theorem seem mind blowing and not very well known at all.
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by gfody 3y ago
> there is some number which we are no more complex than I bet that number is 808017424794512875886459904961710757005754368000000000
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by gfody 3y ago
AGI has long been consisdered the holy grail of AI research and GPT-4 is basically an AGI so..
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by gfody 3y ago
you'd need something byte addressable for access pattern not to matter.
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by gfody 3y ago
isn't the whole point of making this a decentralized protocol to be able to have nuanced access policies that you can trust are actually enforced? if I'm participating in this protocol and someone requests my blocklist shouldn&#x2
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by gfody 3y ago
the very first time I tried fsd beta the car immediately tried to crash me into a lightpole. it was an unsettling experience. still the best car I've ever owned by far.
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by gfody 3y ago
thankfully "bug" is not a precise jargon, it can be anything and everything that bugs you. anyone arguing over the definition of "bug" is usually trying to weasel out of having to fix one.
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by gfody 3y ago
yeah it really seems like he's just talking about bugs. everythings as buggy as the market will bear, which is damn buggy.
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by gfody 3y ago
contact Sales for a quote. I guess the price depends on how many files you plan on storing?
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by gfody 3y ago
> I personally think the majority of people are more interested in being right or sounding clever than arriving at truth or understanding. there's a term-of-hate for this "poser" like in parent's username. regardless
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by gfody 4y ago
> How do you trust a system (or its manufacturer) if you can't even know if those settings, which you deliberately chose, persist? you'll want the kid to be able to reinstall from scratch as a list ditch "fix" for wha
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by gfody 4y ago
Laura and Zod sound remarkably similar to the narrators in this audible I recently listened to called After On: A Novel of Silicon Valley (not recommending it!) and I seriously wonder if the whole book wasn't narrated by AI.. it's
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by gfody 4y ago
I know a sketchy resporg that used locationsmart, there's a "consent" bit but it's basically honor system
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by gfody 4y ago
so far things are playing out exactly according to Fall; or, Dodge in Hell

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