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by hk__2 4y ago
No, but Copilot can be considered a form of distribution.
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by hk__2 4y ago
Copilot is trained on publicly available code.
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by hk__2 4y ago
"promoted" tweets are ads, just like you would see on almost any website you don’t pay for.
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by hk__2 4y ago
> Squashing the commit history before releasing it was an interesting (and completely predictable) decision. This is standard practice when it comes to open-sourcing such repos that were closed-source for years.
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by hk__2 4y ago
> > Twitter is also using the page rank algo that google created Nitpick, but the PageRank algorithm was created before Google, because it was the foundation of it.
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by hk__2 4y ago
This is answered in the disclaimer at the top of the post: > YC are the ones who teach how important is negative feedback for improvement.
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by hk__2 4y ago
That’s nitpicking; writing «the planet» for «the world we live in» is an extremely common metonymy.
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by hk__2 4y ago
> You have been brainwashed into lowering your standard of life Destroying the planet is indeed lowering not only your standard of life, but everyone’s. Remember there’s no planet B.
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by hk__2 4y ago
It doesn’t make any sense to use a regex to check emails beside some very basic typos. Why do you need an email? To send messages to the user. Then do that: send a validation message and see if someone gets it.
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by hk__2 4y ago
and up again.
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Embarrassingly Parallel(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hk__2 4y ago
Of course, and so it doesn’t make sense to continue using it now that it’s outdated.
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by hk__2 4y ago
This jokes only works if you never used flex.
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by hk__2 4y ago
What if you are a "closed source developer" at work but an open-source one during your free time? What if you are a billionaire codes? What if… etc. You could make TL;DR's targeted at specific audiences, but you still need th
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by hk__2 4y ago
Isn’t it different? IANAL but having an active warrant issued for you doesn’t really have anything to do with you being guilty or innocent. It just means the police must conduct you to the juge, either because you’re a suspect or (in some c
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by hk__2 4y ago
General note about quotes: a quote has an author AND a context: it can be an interview, a speech, a book. Most websites (including this one) forget the last part and just keep the quote and its author. This means it’s impossible to verify t
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How To Learn 3 Languages at Once (2019)(lucalampariello.com)
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by hk__2 4y ago
It’s interesting how there are completely-opposite views of Rust in the comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35029796
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by hk__2 4y ago
> This approach resulted in varying reading experience depending on the OS. Windows browsers got Consolas, Linux users got DejaVu Sans Mono, and macOS people got Courier. Using a custom DejaVU makes the reading experience consistent. I d
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by hk__2 4y ago
> Not quite as alarming as these people most likely trying to stalk someone without their permission. It’s so common to want to know where does a incoming call come from that it’s built-in in iOS. It has nothing to do with stalking, just
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by hk__2 4y ago
You have six tries to get the first letter (and the rest of the word) right.
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by hk__2 4y ago
Here you go: https://twitter.com/bfontn/status/1456536089963995148
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by hk__2 4y ago
> My understanding at the current time is that a server can be run by a single random individual, they can read your DMs as they are not encrypted, and they can kick you off the server if you write anything the server operator does not a
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by hk__2 4y ago
Twitter is not just a tech company; it’s a social network.
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by hk__2 4y ago
Why you don’t post your questions directly, rather than asking if you can ask?
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by hk__2 4y ago
You could have a CLI tool that opens a GUI window, like matplotlib does in Python.
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by hk__2 4y ago
Yes, but even if Apple fixes it, you still have to deal with old devices. Better have something that works everywhere rather than "this website is optimized for IE/Chrome".
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by hk__2 4y ago
Speaking about LISP and state in the URL, this is how OVH stores the state when you buy a domain from them: https://www.ovh.com/fr/order/webcloud/?#/webCloud/domain/options?selection=~(doma
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by hk__2 4y ago
Define "key metrics".
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by hk__2 4y ago
As a non-math person I didn’t understand anything, but I enjoyed reading just for the enthusiasm of the author.

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