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by groestl 3y ago
"Generate me a recipe with mozzarella and bacon" "Certainly! Here's a delicious recipe that combines mozzarella and bacon: Bacon-Wrapped Mozzarella Sticks" Do you want to hear the rest?
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by groestl 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_photography It's almost safe to say you can't actually eat the meal that gets photographed.
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by groestl 3y ago
> she never actually tries her recipes. Well, that makes two of us, her, and me buying too many recipe books ;)
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by groestl 3y ago
Also, there is no reason to believe that playing chess in our head is anything else but us pattern matching a mental process on a higher level, recognizing a simulation there, and feeding that info back into the loop below. Nature provided
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by groestl 3y ago
> we'd have a copy and not that the source would lose it in the process I don't known when this happened, but maybe that means the Anti-Piracy campaigns worked on him, confusing illegal replication with theft.
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by groestl 3y ago
I fondly remember the first day of lockdown in my city. No cars, except a handful. Mostly people wandering around on the sideways. It was so quiet that I wish it would've always stayed that way.
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by groestl 3y ago
I'll import it into my Tandoor instance immediately :)
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by groestl 3y ago
As an employee of a European company which is chosen by European and US customers alike _specifically_ for our competence in European market regulation I see opportunity where you see shortage. Of course, we will never join the ranks of p
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by groestl 3y ago
Who cares, as long as they reinvent it with safety screws on it.
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by groestl 3y ago
"Improve spelling, precision, organization and expression in the following letter from a Texas professor to his students: [...]"
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by groestl 3y ago
All those words now exist!
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by groestl 3y ago
I want to pay for news. I just don't want to pay for every news platform there is on this world, searately, because some manager somewhere decides that this will push the brand (same applies for movies, songs, etc) (not to go against y
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by groestl 3y ago
That's.. interesting.
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by groestl 3y ago
Well, rebasing is definitely not a must when using Git.
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by groestl 3y ago
> Monolithic apps can have a service based architecture internally Not only that, but if you absolutely must (for example different scaling requirements), forking out a service from a monolith and deploying it as microservice is relative
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by groestl 3y ago
> Words frequently develop the opposite meaning of what they originally had My favourite examples, because it also emphasizes some kind of ambiguity in the concept itself, are the english words "host", "hosting", &quo
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by groestl 3y ago
> once you start using software you need more software to manage the software - it's going to grow till it consumes the business. You can replace "software" with "people" and you'll end up with a sentence th
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by groestl 4y ago
Ah, wasn't aware of this, thanks for clarifying.
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by groestl 4y ago
> tree-shaking Always fascinated when I hear that JS term for what's essentially dead code elimination.
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by groestl 4y ago
> If I were the most gruesome capitalist ever, I’d be a socialist. Both models match to some extend (i.e. potential to make life hell for everyone), when all productive capital is allocated to a single company.
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by groestl 4y ago
Of those, only the resources are an inherent problem, and I'm not sure if it's really that bad if you take a continental perspective. I think you need to take a step back, and look at production of goods, technology, and services,
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by groestl 4y ago
Sorry, not talking about Space X in that case, more the likes of Uber, Advertising, and Social Media.
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by groestl 4y ago
If you encounter US companies that share that mindset fully depends on the bubble you live in. Ever dealt with credit card schemes?
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by groestl 4y ago
> There's a middle ground between the two. I fully agree with that, SpaceX definitely earned the place it occupies right now. I only objected to the view that "fast moving" is a goal in and by itself, and warrants droppin
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by groestl 4y ago
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. "Fast moving companies", from a Europeans perspective, often comes down to: ignored all the regulation, at least some of which was there for a reason. And now look at the mess that was left behind,
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by groestl 4y ago
> my favorite thing on YouTube. Off topic, but can we have a thread about our favorite things on YouTube? I also have one, and I'd like to see more like this exact thing above!
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by groestl 4y ago
Well, I'm skeptical of the overall approach, but isn't the premise of this thread, that coaching keeps people from quitting? You probably won't improve performance of a single engineer, but make a key player quit, and you can
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by groestl 4y ago
Literally taking the software to the cloud
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by groestl 4y ago
Yepp. The power plant in my area claims 83% efficiency for that pipeline already (natural gas to electricity & heat), using heat coupling (about 50% electricity). And they're working on powering that with hydrogen in the future.
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by groestl 4y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03605... We're not there yet. Currently, this setup is non-sensical since a lot of other measures should be implemented first, but even current

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