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by he0001 3y ago
Slightly off topic. When I was young, I remember our school bought rain forest, which then would be protected. I wonder if it still is protected or it was some elaborate scam. And who owns it today?
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The Shotline, AI voices from the grave(theshotline.org)
1 points by he0001 3y ago|0 comments
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by he0001 3y ago
Jira tries to solve everyone’s problem. It tries to incorporate everyone’s idea of how and what’s needed to be tracked. I can just say from my own experience that the one that created the workflow and what fields that they absolutely must h
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by he0001 3y ago
My experience is that too many doesn’t even know what this problem actually is, and yet it exists in many places, but in different shapes.
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AI Chatbot Swears at Customer(twitter.com)
4 points by he0001 3y ago|1 comments
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by he0001 3y ago
BufferdInputStream is rewritten and is only using synchronized if subclassed. In fact there has been a lot of work removing the synchronized keyword.
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by he0001 3y ago
At any given point in time, there is always more work to do than time to do things. That’s why there are managers.
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by he0001 3y ago
We recently converted from Jenkins to GitHub Actions (complete rewrite) build pipeline. Jenkins had its issues and warts, but holy Beelzebub what a monster GitHub Actions is. It pure downright evil and creates all sort of headaches. Opaque,
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by he0001 3y ago
So no eating your own dog food there?
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by he0001 3y ago
Frankly, it may very well be KISS because the other options were so much more complex. Or they said that if we put speed of light to constant to make it simple, there were so many unforeseen edge cases because of it. The devil is in the det
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by he0001 3y ago
It is true in my country. If ChatGPT is trained on data coming from the internet, wouldn’t that imply that there is material coming from other countries. Where I live there are no doubts that Biden won. There are always delusional people bu
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by he0001 3y ago
In this country, almost all people believes that Trump lost and humans came into existence via evolution. There are more countries on the internet than just US.
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by he0001 3y ago
I thought the ban was due to TikToks ability/possibility to gather information about people, not the what they actually show? I have no love for TikTok.
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by he0001 3y ago
First time I ever heard of it. A quick search and the majority of news articles are skeptical. Who hyped it?
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by he0001 3y ago
Yeah, and he’s wrong about it.
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by he0001 3y ago
Not sure about that. Reinhold said so explicitly during a conference when they launched Java 8. I don’t see interfaces over concrete types as an issue here.
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by he0001 3y ago
Checked exceptions are great. But they were abandoned due to the functional paradigm so now it’s cumbersome to use them. Errors should be first class of any language and not bolted on as some sort of afterthought, language or design. Errors
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by he0001 3y ago
What’s an “anti-social”?
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by he0001 3y ago
As a hobby painter, I believe there’s also your (in)ability or your “favorite” style of painting things that makes paintings look the same. Many of my portraits have the same style because I know or can paint certain things/angles&#x2F
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by he0001 3y ago
> the fact that Sweden categorize IP-adress as a Privacy data point Static IP-adresses are considered identity by EU court[0]. There have been several verdicts where EU court have ruled them subjective to GDPR. [0] https://cur
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by he0001 3y ago
> Somehow obviously arriving at 110%? Isn’t that how inflation works?
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Legend of Zelda game sells 10M copies in three days(finance.yahoo.com)
337 points by he0001 3y ago|524 comments
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by he0001 3y ago
The article you linked to says if you have PreVote and CheckQuorum it then doesn’t have liveness issues.
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by he0001 3y ago
Isn’t the problem also that it has been ingested? As a user need to consent that it has been used for that purpose?
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by he0001 3y ago
Are there some research done on Linux, as that seems to have a much more loosely coupled org?
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by he0001 3y ago
Will we be ever able to determine if LLM had peaked or not, or that it’s getting better or worse? Is there a way to tell? I mean throwing random sentences at it and try to determine that it responded right to it can’t be the way forward? An
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by he0001 3y ago
If a ML model trains on data that is produced on the internet, and we keep getting more and more internet content produced by ML, wouldn’t that mean that this will introduce a natural degradation of quality of all models? I believe that ML
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by he0001 4y ago
I don’t know, styles are not definable as it’s a style, perhaps it will end up with its own style. Linting is a rule set, so that would be easy. But related to what I’ve seen on how ChatGPT express itself, I’d say it keeps on changing its s
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by he0001 4y ago
My hunch here is that, because of the sometimes haphazard hallucinations of ChatGPT, you would need to always review the code that ChatGPT has crated. Also as in a group of people you sometimes agree on specific styles, but I think that Cha
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by he0001 4y ago
I think that’s one of the reasons why Java went with virtual threads instead, as the Async/await pattern is hard to do? As that does give you asynchronous code without any of the coding hustle and hide it from the programmer and you ca

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