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by guhcampos 2y ago
Piracy here just means you can use it to sell your ticket without using their platform, which is analogous to just sending someone the PDF or handing over the piece of paper as always. While this has the upside of breaking you free from TM&
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by guhcampos 2y ago
Please don't post content from `locals.com`. For one, it's not accessible in many countries such as Brazil.
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by guhcampos 2y ago
Total Annihilation was a big favorite of mine back in the day, and I guess I have to thank him for that, as I had a PC Chips powered Celeron with 32MB of RAM and it was one of the few great games I got to play. I think I still own the CD-RO
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by guhcampos 2y ago
I think this might be a step in the right direction, but my main problem with Kubernetes package management today might not be fixable by a package manager, sadly. The biggest issue I have in my daily life is handling the multiple levels of
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by guhcampos 2y ago
I like the discussion you folks are having in this post and all, but haven't you asked yourselves who is this guy? Because there isn't much information about him on the Internet and that website has that single one post up.
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by guhcampos 2y ago
Somehow all these news about Apple Intelligence don't really make me thinkg about Apple, but just how bad Intel just lost the branding battle forever.
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by guhcampos 2y ago
I'm with you here. As a proud owner of an iPhone 13 Mini, I refuse to switch to anything bigger than that, but I do concede that any moderately useful AI pipeline will require more power than my aging phone is capable to provide.
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by guhcampos 2y ago
I've been a programmer for over 20 years, a gamer for longer than that, and I can understand more out of a Rainforest Ecology or an Iron Mine Geology article than I can make up from this one. Make you think about just how complex compu
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by guhcampos 2y ago
I don't think many highly trained professionals, scientists and professors do online talk show quizzes. You're basing your argument on a sample strongly biased towards mediocrity.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
There are loads of good use cases for this. At one point in my career I had to somehow re-tag thousands of resources in multiple clouds, some were terraformed, many were manually created over the years. The solution? Export them all to a Go
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by guhcampos 3y ago
The reason is GDS systems are some of the most atrocious pieces of essential software out there: https://media.csesoc.org.au/how-bad-it-holds-airlines-back/
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by guhcampos 3y ago
I have the sense social media is really bad for written content in particular. It's likely the best broadcasting mechanism for YouTube channels, shops, some types of services. But the audience in social media in its majority is looking
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by guhcampos 3y ago
This is very very very interesting work. I had a similar feeling and ideation about Law and legislation before, and envisioned a World whee laws could be written in a syntactically structured language and then formally verified to fix, prev
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by guhcampos 3y ago
I've listened to their whole catalog and the only book I can remember getting more heat that it deserved was actually Freakonomics. While it has quite a lot of correctly pointed out issues, I find the book entertaining and informing en
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Is it bad though? This is of course a rethoric question, I don't know myself if I think it's good or bad, yet. What I'm thinking is: there's been soo much discussion around "we have corrupted the Web", "We
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Yeah, way too broad and uninformed. Seems to indiscriminately block anything `.ai` and on a quick read I immediately noticed deeplearning.ai (Andrew Ng's super famous course) is on the list.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
That's not a problem, it's a feature, and the article states that. Sometimes it may feel like you're blocked or stuck and can't progress as quickly, but the benefit of having every single decision in written form and mos
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Yeah so much for graceful feature degradation.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
I follow him and coincidentally (or not, maybe there's some correlation with this coming back to HN?) he posted a video last week with sort of an epiphany. According to him, he realized he's been trying to engineer a functionally
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by guhcampos 3y ago
All your greenhouse openings mention Remote (Canada), but not all of them specify Canada in this post, this got me a bit confused if international candidates are welcome or not.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Yes! The use of FPGA for "Fast PGA" was particularly confusing.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Incredible what you can do with infinite money! For everyone else, more specific data structures, sampling and careful consideration of what to record are essential.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
It's very innacurate. I wrote a single message: "I need to talk to you" without further context, and its anxiety is on the greens.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
It's not always that simple. In many countries, like Brazil, you need a valid ID document to buy a SIM card, and the number is then and always linked to your government ID. This is the case for quite a few relatively free countries as
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by guhcampos 3y ago
ln is your friend
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Well it's a bit unfortunate this post was published in Feb 1st, it got really outdated really fast around the "choose flux for gitops" part.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
That was my assumption, too, but the website shows 110 days since the last cat 5 but 114 days since the last cat 2, and they're not the same event. More than that: the last cat 5 is "Otis" while the last cat 2 is "Tammy
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Came here to ask the same thing. I always assumed a higher class necessarily was a lower class before. Curious.
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by guhcampos 3y ago
> While I have no reason to doubt Daniel's good faith, it's hard to believe that HN users would be tired of LLM-related news Surprise! Yes, We are!
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by guhcampos 3y ago
Oh yeah, that answer is incredible. Makes me think of the "Obama Harry Potter Sonic Backpack". Don't worry thought, it can't hurt you in your nightmares.

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