habitue

13 ms·

121.
by habitue 3y ago
That's amazing
122.
by habitue 3y ago
Do you offer monte carlo simulations for forecasting?
123.
by habitue 3y ago
Tbf, you might get a core dump if you have them turned on, which is... Kinda like a stack trace
124.
by habitue 3y ago
Exactly, you just get a null pointer dereference segfault.
125.
by habitue 3y ago
Not to detract from your point, because I think you're right, but gpt4 doesn't seem to mention the biggest thing a human wpuld notice, which is that the portable toilets are about to be knocked off the truck by driving under the b
126.
by habitue 3y ago
I don't know for sure, but here's a plausible mechanism for how: Multiple sub-networks detect the same pattern in different ways, and confidence is the percent of those sub-networks that fire for a particular instance. There'
127.
by habitue 3y ago
The SRE book is a little more advertisement of Google's internal systems than real actionable advice outside of Google for SREs. There is some generally useful stuff in there, but it probably fits in a few pages vs a full book.
128.
by habitue 3y ago
Helm is just a mess. If you're going to deploy something from helm, you're better off taking it apart and reconstructing it yourself, rather than depending on it to work like a package manager
129.
by habitue 3y ago
These are some good points, but it doesn't seem to mention a big way in which startups disrupt incumbents, which is that they frame the problem a different way, and they don't need to protect existing revenue streams. So, the Shir
130.
by habitue 3y ago
A child's life is valuable each moment. There's no guarantee of security and safety for any human anywhere at any time. We can't just be paralyzed by possible negative outcomes, life requires taking risks. (You might not want
131.
by habitue 3y ago
To be clear, there is plenty of space for humans on earth right now. I'm not talking about in uninhabitable places, I mean in amazing fertile locations. Real world space is a luxury because of bad regulation in places with good governm
132.
by habitue 3y ago
Ok wow, wizer is really really cool. I was thinking a few months back it would be great if you could dump out the jitted version of a wasm program so you could load it faster and... here it is, someone has built it. That's wonderful. N
133.
by habitue 3y ago
I know the standard response is "why another one?" but honestly, his diagnosis of the existing options is pretty good. He even uses the best examples of thoughtfully designed config languages: cue, dhall and nix, and ... yeah I pr
134.
by habitue 3y ago
The article goes out of its way to avoid naming the cause which is: housing! More affordable homes! Valuing people over historic buildings and neighborhood character! You know, the kind of stuff that actually should be considered progressiv
135.
by habitue 3y ago
Clearly this was reprehensible behavior by Tan, but this article is a mess. It's conflating unrelated white supremacist threats and Tan's comments, and doesn't really go into why Tan doesn't like Preston, leaving the rea
136.
by habitue 3y ago
I'm not really an Apple fan nor am I going to buy this thing, but this seems like a criticism that goes away as soon as everyone does it. We all look stupid staring at our black rectangles, with notches at the top, with little headphon
137.
by habitue 3y ago
Just because someone has to say it: - we need to build more housing, and that means up-zoning and reducing local control (NIMBYs blocking new construction) - we need a land value tax.
138.
by habitue 3y ago
I've always thought of having a yak shave level, and then you decide how many yals deep you are and cut it off at some point. Maybe 3 yaks is a reasonable limit in some places, other more urgent things can only support 1 yak (Seth seem
139.
by habitue 3y ago
That's awesome
140.
by habitue 3y ago
I am a big rust fan, but I'll say I don't think a language should need to justify its existence and whether it's redundant or not. Zig exists because its developers and users want it to. People like coding in it, that's
141.
by habitue 3y ago
I'm sad their last commit was 2 years ago, seemed like a really cool idea
142.
by habitue 3y ago
Not to be negative, but is this warning of non-standardness for like, AT&T unix or something? Beyond Linux, macos, and BSDs, I'm assuming you're running an ancient mainframe or something and are not worried about trying a cool
143.
by habitue 3y ago
You're both right, this is an is vs. ought problem
144.
by habitue 3y ago
> nobody really cares if you can show that something was AI generated after the fact, the first impression is all that counts. This is true, but if it's detectable platforms (IG, twitter, etc) can display a warning/notice when
145.
by habitue 3y ago
OnDeck is also moving away from it
146.
by habitue 3y ago
Finally somebody can make the transparent hand terminal[0] devices from The Expanse [0]: https://expanse.fandom.com/wiki/Hand_terminal
147.
by habitue 3y ago
From 2021?
148.
by habitue 3y ago
Maybe a good way to get competition is to give someone a possibly dubious (but fun!) goal of writing a systemd compatible alternative in rust. Reimplementing such a massive piece of infrastructure is pretty daunting. I don't think many
149.
by habitue 3y ago
Not so sure about this. I'm walking past a pachinko parlor playing the evangelion theme right now. It's... pretty milked
150.
by habitue 3y ago
Missed a /s ?

More ›