hparadiz

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by hparadiz 6mo ago
They both insist on their own systems and both are wrong.
512.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
The architectural problems I deal with day in day out leave no room for atrophy. This is just cope.
513.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
Easy. Stop using Chrome.
514.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
Posts like this are so funny to me. I'm staring at a mountain of old hardware right now that cost about $20k ten years ago. I have to pay someone now to come haul it away. What makes you think the current new hardware won't end up
515.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
Prisoner conditions have nothing to do with crime rates. What is the connection?
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Large Criminal Justice systems like NYC have a large population and it's easy to end up being thrown in a cell and forgotten. Having a lawyer or not is the biggest difference in outcomes. I sat in on a lot of court cases in Philly when
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Rule 34 of internet conversations about justice is that someone will always say "just obey the law" even if the law is the death penalty for walking on the grass.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
You can love Japanese culture and still call them out when they are clearly uncivilized. We're talking about a culture largely defined by the same people that did Nanjing. It's quite ironic that the same culture that claims to be
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's for games that rely on the tilt.
520.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's just nice to have cause of the gas price discount and the fact that a lot of the product in US big box stores is sold at relatively sane prices with shipping and handling taken care of.
521.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
Paired with a costco credit card it usually pays for itself.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Yes I'm cognizant of that. Not everything I get there is a large item. The dishwasher detergent for example goes under the sink. Bulk is basically a two pack. Coffee also just throw it in the pantry. Ditto for other drinks and food ite
523.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
The basic membership is $65. If all you do is get a year's worth of detergent, toilet paper, and cleaning supplies chances are that will already pay for the membership. They also have grocery items that are kinda wholesale but not real
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
A lot of IT now curates the extensions for the browsers and doesn't allow extensions not on the whitelist and then they basically just only do that work on Chrome and disable Firefox. It's kinda self defeating in the long run imo
525.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
(Ungoogled) Chromium and Firefox are both projects that are open source and readily available. The code is sitting there ready for you to compile. More users = more donations. You can be the change you wanna see.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's more emotional to drop an important regulation over a dollar. I was already paying $5 for premium before all this and now it's $5.75. Big deal. I'd rather have clearer skies.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
I meant literally vibe coded. It's 99.99% written by agents. But it's extremely opinionated on the architecture. How the event bus works. How the plugin ABI is structured. What syscalls to run and when. That's my opinion. The
528.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
I'm like two months into a vibe coded C project. My issues are the same as ever. How to pack memory. What syscalls to run and when. Is the program stable after running for 24 hours? When I want to make a change it's usually a trad
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
This comment gives me a chuckle. In my lifetime alone I've seen oncology completely transform before my eyes. New tools. New techniques. New drugs. I've also watched doctors in my family study this stuff in their off time in order
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Oh fun something I have some metrics on. I just made this benchmark for every php orm a few weeks ago for fun. https://the-php-bench.technex.us/ There's a huge performance difference between memory and file storage wit
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
In my lifetime I have watched SPARC SUN Servers being thrown in the trash, spaghetti coded javascript and php run fortune 500s, the linux kernel adding containers, and everyone now being required to know how to code for CI so they can rerun
532.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
I'm no where near that TC and think this way too. This field of work is generally new in history. The whole woe is me what will we ever do attitude is so weak and frankly annoying.
533.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
The PSR-4 definition is properly defined in composer. There's no need to include an autoloader. Any project pulling this in would have it's own.
534.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
My statement was literal. Legally.
535.
by hparadiz 6mo ago
Give them whatever they need. Time to go to the moon.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
You provide consent by using the software.
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
I used to run an art social network 15 years ago that did this automatically with every piece of art uploaded and then it let you search for art by color that way. Basically $average = new Imagick( $file ); $average->quantizeImage( $numC
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
Please stop assuming everyone thinks like you. If I can replace even something like translate with a local model that's just a single thing, off the top of my head, that could potentially benefit. I see no reason why these experiments
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
With respect. It's a dumb internet-ism not grounded in reality. https://oroville.lakesonline.com/Level/ You can see the water level there for Lake Orville which is the source for the California aqueduct system tha
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by hparadiz 6mo ago
It's really not. https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/ California is not in any drought right now and our reservoirs last 10 years in the absolute worst case. Most of our water goes into the ocean. I have no dog in the race

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