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by habibur 4y ago
Another alternate is to use Excel. The downsides being [compared to this one] : - Excel is more bulky. Takes time to start. - You are forced to use Excel's editor, and not any editor of your choice.
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by habibur 4y ago
The key part : > The AI, called Adaptive Agent or AdA, works in a 3D virtual world where it is asked to solve tasks that involve navigating, planning and manipulating objects. Not in real world.
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by habibur 4y ago
Every time I read of memory leaks in C++ codebase, I get no idea why RAII didn't work in those cases. Even if the codebase was huge and complex. Circular references? Some special cases why one can't use RAII? Forget unique pointer
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by habibur 4y ago
I was wondering : is it a client side JS transformation? Yes. Then how will the developer monetize it? Sending it to server for something, anything? No, rather watermarking the image client side. Or NOT doing it if you pay. It would be inte
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by habibur 4y ago
System tools weren't written in Java that much. People used Java, but mostly for GUI apps. Not command line tools.
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by habibur 4y ago
"Rewrite it in" started with Node. Beginning at around 2010. Then there was "in Go". Mid 10s. And now it's Rust. 20s.
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by habibur 4y ago
Go to a farmhouse and farm for a year, off and on. You will recover.
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by habibur 4y ago
Note down the good things you find in programming languages, and build your own language writing its compiler. That will be a good exercise.
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by habibur 4y ago
Distances of stars and galaxies are mostly always put in light travel distance -- that was my assumption. Unless that's changed in recent times.
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by habibur 4y ago
Better comparison, the furthest visible galaxy is at 13B LY. Therefore it's like at 20% distance towards the visible universe's edge.
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by habibur 4y ago
Clickbait title that doesn't answer the question in title in its body.
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by habibur 4y ago
I was wondering why software industry didn't take off in Japan like in the USA. Now I know. It's the employment rules that makes firing people hard once recruited.
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by habibur 4y ago
> Early red teaming showed that the model could help plan attacks" on things like schools. "We don't want to aid in illegal activity. As if that wasn't possible with conventional search engines.
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by habibur 4y ago
Here's one way to by pass GPL restrictions when you must use it for whatever reason. Create a separate service with all the GPL codes. Write your own micro service API to communicate with it. And then open source your micro service cod
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by habibur 4y ago
Personally for me the $5 ones no longer work. Nightly "dnf update" gobbles up >1GB of memory for God knows why and kills off httpd or application server randomly. But a ~$10 virtual box with 2GB of RAM works fine. Nothing to co
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by habibur 4y ago
Get a salaried job. Hopefully that will be less stressful than running a startup. As for myself I can work hard day-night to get the job done for 3 months only. Either it will get done by that time. Else I will get burnt and have to take a
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by habibur 4y ago
They thought it was too powerful to be considered safe for release. And their ad revenue nevertheless had been great even without it. No rush. They back stepped, and then watched someone else capture the market.
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by habibur 4y ago
I see this as positive. Giving you a large array possibilities and choices.
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by habibur 4y ago
Another interesting question : are frontend developers jealous of what the backend developers are doing, or are they not?
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by habibur 4y ago
Guess the 90s C++ vs 20s are completely different. When someone says they are looking for C++ developers I wonder which one are the looking for.
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by habibur 4y ago
Guess no QUIC/HTTP3 support until 3.1
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by habibur 4y ago
I pretty much always wanted to know the cost of running those models, not training those. That should be order of magnitude less.
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by habibur 4y ago
> Especially if you are paying someone else to do the coding My key take from the article is the above line. It's hard to build a profitable software company when you are not coding yourself from the start, rather you are a visionee
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C++ Is Tiobe's Programming Language of the Year 2022(tiobe.com)
4 points by habibur 4y ago|1 comments
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by habibur 4y ago
c++ for high level and C for lower level and library building. bonus : you don't have to learn a new language every decade.
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by habibur 4y ago
PG did it in the early days, as far as I can recall. The point was to discourage descriptive posts, preventing it from turning into reddit, and rather encourage posts linking to tech materials.
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What's the implication? A faster than light message transmission possibility?
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by habibur 4y ago
They know what we all already had been knowing, nothing new. But were slow to react. Everyone had been believing that there will be a huge surge in economic activity post-covid, aka starting from 2022. Therefore over hired in the pandemic t
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by habibur 4y ago
> If you can do 8bit inference, don't use a GPU. CPU will be much cheaper and potentially also lower latency. Good advice. Does that mean that I can install like 64 gb ram on a PC and run those models in comparable time?
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by habibur 4y ago
My solution to this problem had been to put the category name and all other product attributes in a full text search field and then index it. So that a search for "blue shirt" will select all shirt even if the title doesn't i

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