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by gleenn 3y ago
I read the article. What does it mean to optimize an Arm design for an Intel node process? They're going to make it easier for Intel fabs to make Arm chips? Is this because of the new Intel fab to be built in the US? Also, does that me
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by gleenn 3y ago
I am definitely happy you asked your users what they thought and made your decision. But saying "no human complained" might not be a good metric if people use Google or whatever to discover your site or it's info. People do
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by gleenn 3y ago
Capsaicin is supposed to be good as per a news article I can't seem to find but agree with sibling comment that exercise and sleep as well as low cholesterol diet are all good. (Edited phrasing)
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by gleenn 3y ago
The number of engineers I've met that don't know how to run a single test or single test file and wait minutes for 1000's of tests to run is mind-boggling to me. Like, how do you get anything done?
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by gleenn 3y ago
I think that in general, as an citizen here that most people definitely think about laws as generally similar across states with the odd things like liquor laws frequently standing out. The current push towards emphasizing state's righ
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by gleenn 3y ago
I thought it was going to be a cd-rom drive
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by gleenn 4y ago
Yes, this hit home so hard. All objects are bespoke mini languages that add little to no value and simultaneously make it hard to remember and hard to use. Just use maps!
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by gleenn 4y ago
Clojure uses objects for connections and things, but POJOs are harmful IMHO because it makes manipulation and collecting data a bespoke task every time. Every time you change the data, you have to change a class to represent the JSON and th
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by gleenn 4y ago
Rich Hickey has a great talk about how Objects are data structures with unique interfaces that are unnecessary complexity. He showed and example of a web server with a web request object with request headers etc etc. Doing simple things lik
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by gleenn 4y ago
Clojure in general is all about passing around little maps of data and in particular not using OO to model. So Datomic naturally continues that by returning maps of nested structures to represent your query results and does side-step the OR
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by gleenn 4y ago
Does Clojure's "buddy" not work for OAuth2 or something? Last I recall it worked well enough but not sure what your specific requirements are. https://cljdoc.org/d/buddy/buddy-auth/3.0.1/do
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by gleenn 4y ago
Where does Ape use SMS based 2FA? Do you have a Windows computer maybe?
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by gleenn 4y ago
That's some wild Bourne Identity stuff. The thing permanently bricks itself after a specific number of failed attempts. About 3cm long and does TOTP and PGP. Wild.
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by gleenn 4y ago
Until people stop using SMS codes it's still way more safe from cell phone cloning attacks.
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by gleenn 4y ago
It's 2FA so it would only get them half way there right?
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by gleenn 4y ago
AI had a winter of many decades because the hardware wasn't there and there were better alternatives, especially for neural nets. Now ChatGPT etc comes out, with unbelievable results, decades in the making. And a couple months we'
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by gleenn 4y ago
Are the accounts tied together though? Facebook still knows behind the scenes those are related accounts and that bothers me.
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by gleenn 4y ago
I believe there is an argument to be made that it is a derivative work. If you read a copyrighted book verbatim, that's an infringement, but if you summarize a book, that's fair-use. I don't think almost any of this has gone
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by gleenn 4y ago
I think people immediately cringe commingling their work and social lives. Personally I think it's a huge over-reach that Meta requires their employees use their personal account as their work one too, but maybe that's not true an
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by gleenn 4y ago
I have a very similar Nyancat progress bar plugin for IntelliJ that I love. I'm a Cursive guy for Clojure but also always wanted to spend the time learning some emacs
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by gleenn 4y ago
They are though. Apple released a library to use Apple Silicon for training via PyTorch recently, and has libraries to leverage the NE in CoreML.
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by gleenn 4y ago
iPhones have similar Neural Engine capabilities, obviously far more limited but still quite powerful. You can run some pretty cool DNNs for image generation using e.g. Draw Things app quite quickly: https://apps.apple.com/us
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by gleenn 4y ago
I wonder if any of this is related to Covid. Perhaps it afflicted parts of the brain differently. That doesn't explain why any parts would get better though.
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by gleenn 4y ago
While I agree with most of this, keeping a small number of things secure for yourself is far easier than doing it for thousands/millions of accounts in an automated way. That's true of almost everything in software. For instance,
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by gleenn 4y ago
Looks like they meant "gaslight" but I did find it on Urban Dictionary: ghost light Lighting in a video game that has no apparent source for the light to come from. Its like going out on a bright day, but not being able to find t
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by gleenn 4y ago
But it absolutely provides more security... the app can see only the exact photos you allow. It is a bit annoying as an extra step, but I'll happily give apps access to a single photo selectively versus the all-or-nothing approach wher
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by gleenn 4y ago
This is awesome. Definitely miss building and launching these as a kid. Hope young people are inspired to be builders and have interest in space and flight!
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by gleenn 4y ago
This is a pretty massive setup, coming in at a capitol cost of 10 Trillion USD.
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by gleenn 4y ago
People definitely need some distractions but for me it's definitely not 99% of the time. Also, I could argue sometimes the solitaire game between coding stints is actually loading up your brain with some software thoughts, and then giv
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by gleenn 4y ago
The article says he was investigated only after his daughter drew a picture in class. So it probably wasn't particularly planned. And then he fled to Belarus once he got wind of the charges.

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