ironmagma

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by ironmagma 1y ago
Do you know that a system is more powerful than an impulse?
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by ironmagma 1y ago
This will either be really good or a nothingburger. I'm interested to see what, if any, kind of activism Buffett does with his power, previously held back by his fiduciary role.
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Voting Like It's 1789(blog.quineglobal.com)
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by ironmagma 1y ago
Because the article is from 2022 and says that they will use a custom language called Jakt which didn't pan out, it seems. Yes, I am also eager for the Swift rewrite to get off the ground.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
Answer is here, although the article is outdated and the most recent news is that they are rewriting the browser at least in Swift. https://awesomekling.github.io/Memory-safety-for-SerenityOS/
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by ironmagma 1y ago
That’s still a work in progress. And is it really faster than Go compilation? Just because it’s written in Go doesn’t guarantee that.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
Compilation time is fast, and it’s debuggable. Typescript would be the main competitor in my mind, but compilation with TS is slow and you have no parallelism without native extensions.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
> that is not going to happen, ever This is exactly the sort of thing people start saying before a bubble pops.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
Even then, they can be scraped and fed into a neural net by any actor.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
> What recent technology has gotten more expensive over time? Cloud. And AI is not very different from the fundamentals of Cloud; there's vendor lock-in, meaning the vendors can raise prices at will, representing a liability to whoe
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by ironmagma 1y ago
> nobody will say "hey stop, it's not supposed to be like that". Is that not exactly what drew people from Myspace to Facebook in the first place? There was a lack of appetite for the flashiness and gaudiness, and an appea
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by ironmagma 1y ago
At this point, why would you trust anything? I certainly don't. Any platform that exists could get bought up by another company that just uses all the content to train AI.
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by ironmagma 1y ago
The interest rate "right now" is only relevant if you are playing a short-term game.
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Hacker News will hate this, but if they told me the stack (e.g. Typescript or Rust) it would actually provide more information.
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by ironmagma 2y ago
If there's one thing we're good at in America, it's inventing cope. There are many dense corridors in the USA including the northeast and west coast. None of them have high speed rail, and most don't even have dense hous
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Well, the front could fall off. [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM
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by ironmagma 2y ago
The non-solution solution, to simply downplay the issues instead of fixing them. You can solve almost anything this way, but also isn't it nice when things around you aren't universally slightly broken?
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by ironmagma 2y ago
> stable I wouldn't be too certain about that.
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by ironmagma 2y ago
You can see HN posting trend lines here: https://hnhiring.com/trends
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Location: Seattle, USA but looking for opportunities abroad in Canada or the EU including Ireland, Denmark, The Netherlands. Location flexible :) Remote: 4 years (out of 8) of remote experience Willing to relocate: Yes, seeking rel
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by ironmagma 2y ago
That’s an interesting idea. It’s amazing how far we’ve come without essentially any objective data on how much these various methodologies (e.g. using a scripting language) improve or worsen development time. The adoption of AI Code Assista
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Inevitably? Well, the promise of using something less efficient in terms of performance is that it will be more efficient in terms of development. Many times projects fail because they optimize too early and never built the features they ne
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Regular courts already do that.
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by ironmagma 2y ago
You haven’t provided enough information to say for sure. If all your reports are happy, then probably nothing, but that’s a big “if.” Language barrier can be quite high between JS, COBOL, and Haskell depending on what the situation is. With
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Can you measure the performance and accurately separate it from things like how well Tiktok as a platform is doing, the general economy, and public sentiment about your company? Of course not, unless you were also an expert on making Tiktok
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by ironmagma 2y ago
This really calls into question your meaning of the word "understand."
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by ironmagma 2y ago
I don’t see one immediately, it doesn’t appear only after you click the submit button, does it?
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by ironmagma 2y ago
But the whole reason video evidence exists is because cameras are cheap and everyone has one as a result.
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by ironmagma 2y ago
Autism...
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by ironmagma 2y ago
There are flaws to their methodology. For half the companies, to change your number from A to B, you first must verify a NONCE with A, then verify a NONCE with B. This just means you have to possess two phone numbers for a period of time —

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