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hnben
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> then suddenly receive a lecture about velocity, moving fast, being efficient I like to give the opposite kind of lecture, like when someone refused to even consider alternative ways of solving a problem. Some phrases I like to throw ar
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hnben
2y ago
> LLM integration you mean diffusion-model integration?
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2y ago
does google have a good relationship to the current administration? I am not aware of a google-lobbyist being as close to trump as Zuckerberg and Musk are, and I definitely see the possibility of these two manipulating the administration ag
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hnben
2y ago
with firefox I had trouble with netflix and youtube. These two sites worked much smoother and consistent on chrome.
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2y ago
> Sure, load following is trivial with geothermal, but nuclear generally isn’t trying to compete in that space, so we can discount the difference there. Isn't this logic flawed? > Sure, Metric A is better with Option A, but Optio
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2y ago
GP does not imply, that it would be ok for chrome to send all non-google search-queries to google as well.
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2y ago
> We need a license to allow us to make some of the basic functionality of Firefox possible wow, that's scary. So either a) the current license doesn't allow some current basic functionality or b) the basic functionality of
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2y ago
oh wow. I have been using kagi premium for months, and never noticed, that their AI assistant now has all the good AIs too. I was using kagi exclusively for search, and perplexity for ai stuff. I guess I can cut down on my subscriptions too
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2y ago
I am sure you yourself can think of some specific examples, where companies earn money without providing value. Or are you suggesting, that every single cent that every single company earns, comes from something that actually provides value
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2y ago
I don't understand the problem. But I do understand the desire to keep the json definition simple and concise. If you need additional fields in the json to hold comments, why not add the fields however you want? And if you need meta-da
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hnben
2y ago
could you set a limit to the credit-card associated with the cloud service? Or would it still create costs after the limit has run out, which they would collect in other ways?
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hnben
2y ago
I sympathize with the workers, but NYT is no org I want to support again
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2y ago
the expansion adds some of these aspects. > there are many different levels each the expansion adds separate planets and multiple space-platforms. So it moves away from the monolith and towards multiple smaller factories. (In the end-gam
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2y ago
maybe the companies, who make them, have not enough know-how in web-development.
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2y ago
non-native speaker here > "Expedient" is a common (or at least not rare) English word that means something like "practical and effective even if not directly attending to higher or deeper considerations." I was not aw
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2y ago
iirc they are soft-walled, or at least they were the last time i checked, about a year ago. I forgot how exactly you could bypass the wall, i think something with cookies and private browsing, and ip-addresses.
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hnben
2y ago
you should add a dog for pretty logging git config --global alias.adog "log --all --decorate --oneline --graph" https://stackoverflow.com/a/35075021
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2y ago
> This is some serious tinfoil hattery. microsoft regularly makes promises about privacy and telemetry, and regularly breaks them. They have been multiple law suites about this. In germany we say "Wo ein Trog ist, sammeln sich die S
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2y ago
> "super case insensitive" lets say someone would make a plugin for their favorite IDE for this kind of search. How would the details look like? To keep it simple, lets assume we just do the super-case-insensitivity, without t
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2y ago
> The price is too steep what is the price? After looking at the website or the marketplace, I can't see any pricing at all (except the "free" on the marketplace page) > I understand you are using Claude right now On th
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2y ago
> `foo({ a -> a })` and `foo { a -> b }` are the same I am new to kotlin, so I may be missing something obvious, but shouldn't it be "a->a" in the 2nd case, too?
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2y ago
> less than good faith Could you elaborate? (I know next to nothing about Brave, so I may not be aware of obvious examples)
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last year I worked with js and chrome gave me a weird exception (I think it was something with websockets and ssl? I don't remember). I googled the exception, and found the exception in the chromium sourcecode and quickly found out whe
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2y ago
I don't know about GP, but this is true for Germany at least.
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2y ago
> For the former you'd always use straight ASCII in 8-bit encoding why is that? IMO internal strings should be treated as black-box byte-arrays, i.e. the specific content does not matter to the software, except for checking equality
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2y ago
isn't learning (especially math) spaced Repetition per default? i.e. you learn about "addition". Then you repeat your knowledge of "addition" when you learn about "multiplication", because it is just "
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> b) If everybody did this, a) would quickly no longer be true… Maybe the spiral goes in the other direction: Because no one does, a) is not true. I.e. because many people are "keeping up with hour-by-hour events", your house m
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> their stock is up nearly 25% in the last year So they performed as well as the average S&P500? I would expect better from a tech giant
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> What is their proposed future then? selling azure and consulting to governments and big corps. > Is Azure compelling for many if you're not already there because of Exchange? Most are already on Exchange, I think. Also: I thin
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2y ago
When I read the title, I was expecting to find something akin to 3 metrics of software complexity from Ousterhout's Software Design Book. the actual article was kinda disappointing.
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