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by glutamate 2y ago
Love the idea, but i am having a hard time finding out what the code looks like. Where can i see the code for spawn, receive and send? > ... a command-line utility designed to simplify the process of generating boilerplate code for your
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PostgreSQL 17 RC1 Released(postgresql.org)
7 points by glutamate 2y ago|0 comments
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by glutamate 2y ago
A workers cooperative is owned by its current workers. Are you going to argue that consultancies and law firms are not really owned by their current partners, either?
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by glutamate 2y ago
> While LLMs could not beat state-of-the-art deep learning models at anomaly detection, they did perform as well as some other AI approaches. I think one should also be sceptical about the current hype train
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by glutamate 2y ago
Colour me old-fashioned, but i am really sceptical about a zero-shot general-purpose LLM-based anomaly detector being able to outperform a trivial, not-obviously-wrong ML/statistical model calibrated on a small subset of the data that
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by glutamate 2y ago
Some people, when confronted with a complex system, think "I know, I'll use a large language model." Now they have two complex systems interacting.
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by glutamate 2y ago
Sounds like you already know this, but that's not great and will give a lot of false positives. In science this is called p-level hacking. The rigorous way to use hypothesis to testing is to calculate the sample size for the expected e
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by glutamate 2y ago
Apparently protein as well? I remember reading that cabbage is the highest yield protein per acre. It's just wrapped in a whole bunch of greens you have to munch through first.
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by glutamate 2y ago
> Neuroscience says the brain naturally resists change I hate the stuff so much. A: how would you ever provide evidence in favour of this wildly generic statement and B: even if you did, individual differences would trump whatever tiny e
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by glutamate 2y ago
It looks like baserow (open source alternative to AirTable) is making a fair amount of income.
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by glutamate 2y ago
"In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few" (Shunryū Suzuki) Not always bad not to be an expert. And it's fairly rich to start with an example from asset management, which is an in
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by glutamate 2y ago
Why Blog Posts Without Publication Dates Is Not Good: I can't tell if this is written before or after Go introduced generics, or if any of the other issues raised have been fixed by later releases.
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by glutamate 2y ago
> The new Flex Keyboard, which costs $450 and comes with a Slim Pen... [0] At that price, I would expect a Generously Voluminous Pen and a whole lot more... [0] https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/20/24160707&#
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by glutamate 3y ago
I think we are in furious agreement. SSPL &friends suck, if you see it, fork.
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by glutamate 3y ago
That's clearly not the direction of travel. Closed source products are not being released as SSSL because some bigCo wants to open up/create community/whatever What happens is that VC invests into successful open source commu
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by glutamate 3y ago
I think the case for "axis must always go to 0" is overblown. Zero isn't always meaningful, for instance chance performance or performance of trivial algorithms is likely >0%. Sometimes if axis must go to zero you can&#x27
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by glutamate 3y ago
That assumes that both counterparties are solvent. If one party isn't and is too big to fail, the tax payer will very much not see this as a sum game.
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by glutamate 3y ago
The answer is probably in here https://observablehq.com/documentation/cells/observable-java... but i still don't see why you can do `x = { let y = 5; return y }`
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by glutamate 3y ago
Which language is used in the code boxes here? is this a JavaScript extension?
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by glutamate 3y ago
> jsx I don't agree, this syntax for html is much nicer than JSX when you get used to it. Converter from HTML at https://www.solenya.org/convert
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by glutamate 3y ago
The ambiguity is in who is a third party. If I am a small digital agency and I have a hetzner server with ubicloud and I use it to host my clients websites, e.g 10 small businesses pay me $200/m each to host their wordpress websites, a
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by glutamate 3y ago
I'm not really a prospective big user of this category; but i think your project looks super cool and you obviously know your stuff engineering-wise. I think the use of no-hosting clause is super ambiguous here because the nature of th
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by glutamate 3y ago
I'm saying that code linked is not open source licensed
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by glutamate 3y ago
Open source does not mean "I can read the source code". Open source means release under an open source license and this is not the case here.
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by glutamate 3y ago
Not sure what "open" means here, because it does not mean open source.
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by glutamate 3y ago
I think it's also a question of education. You can read these sorts of blog posts and tinker with this type of development without using it at work. A lot of web developers are confused about basic things like the request cycle and I t
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by glutamate 3y ago
If 80% is spent in progress meetings, scrum point estimation, and other acts of performative taylorism, yes. If 80% is spent understanding reading about the domain in which you are working, talking to your users and domain experts, document
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by glutamate 3y ago
The login page (or, i guess, signup) is where you are going to drop 90% of your funnel if you get it wrong. Simple it good though, agree with that.
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by glutamate 3y ago
Super interesting, I think this level of 3D client interaction is above my pay grade
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by glutamate 3y ago
This is poor advice. Lots of people make a quick judgement on your trustworthiness based on whether you at least have adequate design. If they turn away in 200 ms because of poor design, they will never be able to evaluate what your true va

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