high_na_euv

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by high_na_euv 5d ago
Not really I do find them useful when querying like "how todo xyz in abc"
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by high_na_euv 8d ago
Title should indicate work and responsibility, right? CTOs work is totally different from SE, so why s/he is SE? Lets make your janitor can be SE too
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by high_na_euv 9d ago
You are trying to say that llm can replace compiler?
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by high_na_euv 12d ago
Believe it or not, calls!
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by high_na_euv 12d ago
>Learning styles aren't a thing*. It was an idea popularized many years ago - that some people learn by seeing, some by hearing, others by thinking about things , etc... - and has been so thorougly proven not to replicate that when
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by high_na_euv 13d ago
Wdym American Vendors? Intel uses SPIRV iirc
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by high_na_euv 16d ago
>We faced a situation where we had about 4,000 custom Notes apps to migrate ???
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by high_na_euv 18d ago
Yes. For months it ocurres every time when I opened Google in private mode, then it stopped and recently appeared even on phone
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Please don't rearrange our shoes when we turn up, paramedics in Japan urge(theguardian.com)
145 points by high_na_euv 23d ago|183 comments
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by high_na_euv 26d ago
But fortunely today we know that there is huge demand due to AI
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by high_na_euv 26d ago
But its been like that since many years, yup? When you hover google link then it quickly replacea such link from genuine to via google under the hood
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
Why would they have to acquire hf in order to optimize their stack for those models? Couldnt they just take those models anyway?
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
But Crescent Island is expected to appear soon
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
You should compare with competition, not what was decades ago. E.g how is the perf/$ vs Wildcat lake
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
>But the team picked an older software version for their honeypot that had been upgraded multiple times since its release and, consequently, no hackers bothered to target it. "When we upgraded it to the new one, we had all the attac
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
This is great take, I agree.
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
llvm for databases?
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
Nothing in my comment indicates the same ppl.
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
And somehow people freak out some bullshit about free market when there is gov intervention, even if it is reasonable
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
>Doing a P2P money transfer and want to send a screenshot to the recipient for them to confirm their info before you hit submit on a non-reversible transfer? Why not ask contact for data via text and just copy paste it with double check?
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by high_na_euv 1mo ago
Why they dropped?
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
Trumps posts and actions have orders of magnitude more impact than random influencers with userbase of 5k
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
I feel like what you struggle with is expression parsing, not sizeof itself?
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
>If coding is only math and there is only one way to translate a requirement into an implementation, t What?? It is definitely not true
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
https://research.google/pubs/cores-that-dont-count/
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
Dafuck? No way lol Playing from eu on us servers is not playable >A ping goes around the whole world before your pressed key is visible on the screen.
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
3 or 4
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
>Go to Cambridge, that's literally a once in a lifetime opportunity. For what exactly?
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
Is it possible to do both? In my country you can study at weekends If not, then take job imo. Salary and real world experience >> academic bullshit
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by high_na_euv 2mo ago
>But nothing's going to change as long as we continue pretending that billionaires hoarding pieces of "special" paper (or numbers in a bank account) are less mentally ill than people hoarding pieces of regular paper (or ot

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