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by haolez 3y ago
Can this be used on Linux?
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by haolez 3y ago
What happens if eventually we find this protein in the wild? :)
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by haolez 3y ago
I wouldn't say make is perfect, but it's different from this kind of tool. Make is more geared towards file creation that depends on complex pipelines. It's not a task runner. In fact, you have to force it to be a task runner
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by haolez 3y ago
ChatGPT is very expensive to be used in a crawler that collects emails.
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by haolez 3y ago
It depends on the implementation. If the actions don't wait for the animation to complete to do work, then you can move ahead of the animations (and maybe they could gracefully merge from one into the next animation).
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by haolez 3y ago
That was intense. It made me think about my father in law, who had a heart attack in 2015 that compromised 90% of his heart. His exams are so ugly that one of his physicians refused to threat him, probably worrying that he might die any min
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by haolez 3y ago
This sounds reasonable and correct, but my personal experience includes more monolithic messes than microservices ones.
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by haolez 3y ago
Yeah, I feel like a lot of people read his work, but few understand it. Maybe this is a flaw of the books, I don't know.
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by haolez 3y ago
They must have at least one customer where this makes sense.
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by haolez 3y ago
I've seen two types of PMs: - micromanagers of tasks and features - insightful data munchers The first group is usually a bunch of people citing Marty Cagan, talking about continuous discovery and running in circles. They are not helpf
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by haolez 3y ago
This actually happened at my previous company. The sole maintainer of a legacy system was a contractor in his sixties and he died due to COVID. The system was still unmaintained and falling apart when I left.
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by haolez 3y ago
I'm very much a hacker myself, but isn't this a little unfair? There is an entire column in the framework described as "Outcome focus" and the items seem to make sense on a first glance. I'm not saying that the fram
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by haolez 3y ago
I think they should also target enterprise users as well as hobbyists. I've evaluated it for my company (I'm the CTO of a small Fintech of 100 people) and I was kinda lost on how to share data between a team and not just individua
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by haolez 3y ago
I don't have knowledge specific to this case, but the license limits who you can accept code from.
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by haolez 3y ago
Without encryption, the pedophiles and terrorists have access to your communication as well. Not a very bright world.
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by haolez 3y ago
Are you comparing C and sed as similar platforms for developing a chess engine? :)
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by haolez 3y ago
You are clearly overworked. Your brain activates defenses to get you away from work so it can heal itself. Slow down and look for a professional that can prescribe you with medication that can accelerate the healing process.
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by haolez 3y ago
Why not use a branch? This was the only surprisingly part to me. Won't this get messy when I try to pull the code later on? I don't know how the maintainer is going to merge my patch.
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by haolez 3y ago
On a side note, in a universe where ReactOS[0] had comprehensive drivers support, would it be a better alternative to modern Windows? Or would desktop Linux? That's a fun thought exercize, at least for me :) [0] https://reac
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by haolez 3y ago
I think it was Debian with i386 packages. Compiling with Gentoo targeting my CPU and not a generic i386 machine made things much faster for such a crappy device.
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by haolez 3y ago
I've done this once. I got a laptop from a new company that was really shitty, but I had hopes that running Gentoo with some nasty CFLAGS would make it usable. However, the thing would heat a lot when compiling the base system and woul
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by haolez 3y ago
It doesn't seem to offer anything special except "it's not chrome". Vivaldi has some nice design concepts, but it was getting in my way.
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by haolez 3y ago
I've tried to use Vivaldi for a few weeks, but I kept getting hit by glitches and small annoyances that ended bringing me back to Chrome. There are nice ideas there, but if I were them, I'd focus on making sure you are not losing
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by haolez 3y ago
I don't agree with his take on LLMs. There is something about them that feels very similar to the way my own brain works. Like, for example, when I perceive a smell that, somehow, activates a very old and almost forgotten visual memory
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by haolez 3y ago
It's cool, but some apps (like food delivery apps) conflate all notifications into a single category, probably in an attemp to abuse the system.
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by haolez 3y ago
Can array languages be used as general purpose languages in any practical way? Or are they really only strong as calculators?
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by haolez 3y ago
Eventually, other (real) open source models will reach this size as well. I was just wondering about the technical aspects of a model this big. Does performance escalate? Does it saturate quickly around 70B? Something like that.
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by haolez 3y ago
On a side note, has anyone here used this model for anything's interesting? Can it outperform popular smaller models?
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by haolez 3y ago
The intermediate state where your "plugin" is just a one-off script that you wrote and ran in a single buffer, without a build system or IDE SDK.
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by haolez 3y ago
I think the biggest benefit of going away from something like VSCode or IDEA is frictionless creation and integration of new tools. VSCode and IDEA usually require you to write plugins to achieve a deep level of customization for your needs

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