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gloosx
3y ago
oh i hate these too, and especially the places which completely remove the paper menus and leave only the digital version available, setting a requirement for customer to have a charged smartphone with internet connection with you. I don&#x
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gloosx
3y ago
Mark is always about one year late to the party. Funny that he always stays confident that it will just work like facebook did ;)
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gloosx
3y ago
Back in the day when I was a kid, I was dreaming of my game too and I stumbled upon GameMaker. I don't know the state of it now but from my experience it was really easy to grasp even at a fairly young age without help of any adult. I
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gloosx
3y ago
For sure, you have productive members who can execute unlimited violence in the name of law, why not using them to displace the poor and ill away from the streets completely? Clean em up from scum eh. A brilliant idea of a mindful reaction
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gloosx
3y ago
I dont get it too, my browser was loading for good 15 seconds and made 141 requests fetching almost 9 MB of resources to show me exactly same content as provided in OpenGraph tags and a freaking redirect to a Bloomberg link. Feels like a sl
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gloosx
3y ago
Quality article – for years of developing software, I have the bingo – heard and got used to every smell as long as there was air to breathe. I'm always in the end of this chain, doing the dirty work :)
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gloosx
3y ago
Yes, but there are 15000 forks of the electron by individuals, even with contributions being not equal, it is still a community project owned and used by individuals and smaller groups all around the globe, not only Google or Microsoft. The
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gloosx
3y ago
In reality, the institution was set up to assert dominance of power, wasn't it? justice is a fluke for powerless
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gloosx
3y ago
Why would everyone start using MAUI if there is a more robust community alternative around? They only develop this because they have resources to do so but no one really needs it. It is a classical Microsoft theme to have their own not-used
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gloosx
3y ago
Not sure if this is trolling but Electron is a big open-source community project NOT "maintained by few people at Slack and one or two at Microsoft", you can easily check that by going into repository insights and seeing the corre
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gloosx
3y ago
In this specific use case though it sucks the most since one will be answering more questions than code needed in sheer volume. Because the code is already straightmost clarification to the initial question. We will never be closer than loo
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gloosx
3y ago
In a macbook pro build it certainly feels like this. I have an old 2015 mbp with A connectors serving for almost ten years now. When I plug something in it is tight and solid and feels right. On my latest mbp with C connectors, they are loo
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gloosx
3y ago
Fun fact - putin's palace in Gelendzhik has a very similar pool - a much more tasteless one of course. He probably visited a Berlin pool like this during his bureau work and dreamt of owning one alike. his pool: https://imag
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3y ago
Not that I like the way Apple does business, but these days, phones are really used for distraction. So, it is a bit more logical to put a news aggregator there. At least you have to swipe right, and it is not doing it for you. At least it
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gloosx
3y ago
I remember the first time I used a Windows system last year after tens of years on Linux/OSX, and it was really a somewhat strange experience: the moment I connected the ethernet cable I was instantly looking at random flashy news arti
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gloosx
3y ago
I admire Signal and everything they do. Basically Software-as-Charity, for the greater cause. Now knowing this charity is actually millions drives me nuts. I hope the less expensive solution can be achieved in decentralization of the whole
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gloosx
3y ago
Me too. I am seeing people seriously using the "Please write an expression for me which adds 2 and 2" prompt in order to get the "2+2" expression they need – advocating that they got it with magical efficiency. In all ho
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gloosx
3y ago
So funny SQL query example, do you realize you could describe your exact query to the engine itself in the more precise and short terms? Writing "select X from Y where Z join XX" seems much more practical and rational than using
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gloosx
3y ago
What I'm trying to say is that the problem is not approachable this way at all – efficiently generating code by describing what you want, since when you compress what you want into a prompt you lose the details, and in order to restore
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gloosx
3y ago
Where is the evidence for that? Any real-world application made and running by describing software concepts to an LLM? It is what it is – a novel search engine, lossy and non-credible. Effectively useless on codebases that extend beyond its
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gloosx
3y ago
I agree it is a great tool for learning, but I don't believe anything more complex or of real use can be made AND maintained with it.
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gloosx
3y ago
+100 to that. My biggest scepticism is people actually creating a new problem while thinking they are solving problem. Don't get me wrong, translating natural language ideas into code is fun and all, the truth it is also code, yet in a
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gloosx
3y ago
It is not a trolling nor a joke, this is my point you can't understand. Let me try to explain. Selfish behaviour is indeed a characteristic of all living beings, but I won't fully agree that it is always criminality when taken to
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gloosx
3y ago
Criminals were not born criminals, they were homeschooled by criminal state
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gloosx
3y ago
Crypto is the new cash of the global world – it abolishes borders, it abolishes overwhelming grip of state actors and scam banks in the economics. You can move it around fast and peer-to-peer, without asking any authority. No one can take i
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gloosx
3y ago
to show that a real free will is to stop right when you beat it :)
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gloosx
3y ago
i started pressing and eventually it showed 0%. At this moment i knew i beat the machine because i was free to stop. There is part of free will in the amount of data you wanna give too :)
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gloosx
3y ago
The cartel leaders don't sell drugs, street pushers do. MS just have to sell licenses to sell certificates.
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gloosx
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This whole thing is set-up to earn your money under the cover of protecting somebody from something, so all the prices you see are random manager thoughts on how much they want to get. There is no reasoning behind this price really and it i
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gloosx
3y ago
The certificate process at Microsoft is an absolute hell designed for their "authorized" sales people to generate money out of thin air. As a result – most people now skip the "SmartScreen" warning at the level of habit.
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