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by godelski 9mo ago
This only results in a race to the bottom. A self fulfilling prophecy. The unfortunate truth is that if you want the world to be better you need to be better to it than it is to you. It's the only way that can even work. You can just d
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by godelski 9mo ago
I mean we hide in the first place because configs and we don't want to clutter But more I was thinking that having ~/bin ~/etc ~/src and so on is just clutter. I use ~/.local/{bin,build,lib} so it's compac
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by godelski 9mo ago
We call that mental addiction.
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by godelski 9mo ago
Are you asking how you hang out with friends? I mean this in all seriousness... you talk to them. Don't wait for them to ask you, you ask them. Or are you asking how you make friends? That one's harder but I'll point out some
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by godelski 9mo ago
We're talking about social media, not literally heroin. Heroin is physically addictive and you can die by going cold turkey. That's not true for social media.
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by godelski 9mo ago
Two things can be true at the same time. It's not just China. Russia does it. So does Israel, many countries, as well as many institutions in the US, both public and private. It's no secret they do this, they openly discuss it. Th
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by godelski 9mo ago
Why not push it under a hidden directory? Like ~/.local/etc? If we're reconstructing some of the hierarchy I think it makes sense to group and hide. Isn't the problem that the home folder is getting cluttered?
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by godelski 9mo ago
That's unfortunate to hear. I'd give kde a shot. It's been my preferred DE for years. But check out the below wiki and poke around for what your style is. The beauty of linux is adapting to you and switching DEs is a quick ch
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by godelski 9mo ago
If you have an Nvidia GPU you're generally going to need to edit the systemd services and change some kernel settings. This is a real pain point to be honest and it should be easier than it is (usually not too bad tbh) If you want I ca
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by godelski 9mo ago
Generally I recommend people use PopOS. It's well suited for laptops, as that's what System76 is focused on a they're shipping laptops with Nvidia GPUs. I personally prefer Arch based distorts like endeavor but even with wide
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by godelski 9mo ago
> Hint: It doesn't work that way. I mean... technically it would work this way but, and this is a big but, reality is extremely complicated and a model that can actually be a reliable formula has to be extremely complicate
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by godelski 9mo ago
What about be people that search and use existing open source alternatives?
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by godelski 9mo ago
This is what confused me too. Why are people paying for these types of things? They don't need vibe coding, they need a search engine. Ironically I'm confident the LLMs could find them a free version of what they're looking f
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by godelski 9mo ago
Why are you leaving them running? Because they are slow to load? Yes, Neovim supports LSP and it is very very fast. I'm not sure why any of this is surprising. We're talking about the same company who is speeding up their file bro
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by godelski 9mo ago
You can thank Apple for that. I even have autocorrect turned off yet it still insists on doing it... Most annoyingly it will change the word previous to the one I'm typing...
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by godelski 9mo ago
Just because something else is worse drones mean the other thing is good
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by godelski 9mo ago
Everything is a model. The word is just so vague. Did you use math? Great, mathematical model. Program? That's a model. You can assume a model is true but you know what they say about assumptions
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by godelski 9mo ago
C++ is common, but game programming definitely isn't the norm. And 5 min is very different from 40 mins. Don't pretend a factor of 8 isn't insignificant I've also worked on systems which are entirely written with templat
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by godelski 9mo ago
Here's a work from last year which was plagiarized. The rare thing about this work is it was submitted to ICLR, which opened reviews for both rejected and accepted works. You'll notice you can click on author names and you'll
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by godelski 9mo ago
Funding is definitely a problem, but frankly reproduction is common. If you build off someone else's work (as is the norm) you need to reproduce first. But without repetition being impactful to your career and the pressure to quickly a
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by godelski 9mo ago
> to finally take reproducibility more seriously I've long argued for this, as reproduction is the cornerstone of science. There's a lot of potential ways to do this but one that I like is linking to the original work.
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by godelski 9mo ago
Given that many of these detections are being made from references, I don't understand why we're not using automatic citation checkers. Just ask authors to submit their bib file so we don't need to do OCR on the PDF. Flag the
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by godelski 9mo ago
Okay so in your unique situation I'll agree that the load times and resource consumption isn't meaningful if you agree your situation is not the norm
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by godelski 9mo ago
In the booth I've never had a voter guide and you're definitely discouraged from pulling out your phone. Not to mention the peer pressure. What asshole is going to stand in the booth for hours voting? I got to get to work! Sure, y
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by godelski 9mo ago
Not to mention that you can catch double voting across state lines. It's not common that people do this but it does happen and people are really looking for it. Hell, the fact that so many people have been looking for massive voter fra
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by godelski 9mo ago
> starting vscode again takes about a second, and then maybe 10s of seconds of background processing Yet I'm doing the same thing instantly or near instantly. I don't reboot often and I'm still lazy and will leave
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by godelski 9mo ago
> How often do you load it A few dozen times a day? I live in the terminal and opening files with vim is the primary way I interact with them. > Do you not just open the project once at the start of the day and then contin
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by godelski 9mo ago
To be honest I was giving myself some leeway. I'm pretty sure I'm loading in well below 100ms. It feels instant
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by godelski 9mo ago
Load time is in seconds, even with the program cached. I can still load vim with a ton of plugins[0] and still load a project in a few hundred milliseconds. Maybe VS Code is faster with fewer plugins but it's still "dog slow"
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by godelski 9mo ago
Sure. But if you talk about anything from a high enough level it's trivial. The hard part is actually implementing that.

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