jackcviers3

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by jackcviers3 3y ago
> You need to already know what you're doing to know whether the LLM got it right. I want to call out that this is not necessarily true. You can interact with the LLM using agents, feedback loops, and some scoring function on random
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Here's a thought -- TLD's shouldn't be coupled to countries at all and should just be a string pointer to an IP address. But that's none of my business...
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
I totally disagree. Ro optic probes are awesome, but their range of activity is extremely limited. They can stay on mission for years at a time in that limited area, but the ground you can cover with several manned missions is currently gr
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Article made me nostalgic. My very first job was writing streaming media services for radio. Integrating the ad services over events embedded into the stream identifying content was a pretty nifty solution. You send the metadata to your ad
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Perhaps it's an indication that humans are far more acceptable of risk in cars than they should be.
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
So you make: // new foo block // using b:int stuff, // calling fooInternalsX, // fooInternalsY, etc. // for common functionality foo(a: int, b:int) = ... and
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
In the lexical closure doc example, why choose to show variable name shadowing? What is the purpose of `let x = 3` in the below? let x = 3 func foo(x: Int) { fn inc() { x + 1 } // OK, will return x + 1 fn fail() { y + 1 } &#x
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Anectdote and opinion follow here. As a nerd that did break out of that label, let me tell you that if you had any emotional intelligence or social skills, you don't lose social status in American schools for being smart, in science or
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
I think it is exactly as intended. As a developer of an open source project, you are not required to give your source code and _any other derivative of that code_ to _all users_. You are only required to give _each_ user the source code fo
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
With smart lock services requiring hosting and registration and ip-block and cloud IOT expenses, I'm surprised that this isn't happening already to be honest. Also that per token issue fees aren't being assessed by open id or
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
"Write code that writes code" -- Tip 29, The Pragmatic Programmer[1] I think we need to be a little more nuanced, here. Don't be clever in your code generation, to be sure. But let's not act like you need advanced degree
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Probably needs its own extension like in vscode.
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Use helm-M-x and which-key, and avoid anything but use-package and customize. You don't have to eat the muscle-memory elephant all at once.
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Modern features: 1. lsp-mode/eglot 2. package management 3. treesitter grammars 4. Portability - win/linux/mac/unix/android 5. Graphical User Interface - you can browse the web and watch YouTube in Emacs. Customize
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
One simple and relatively cheap way Phoenix could be more survivable would be to build underground. The temperature at 12 feet below ground or more really doesn't change much throughout the year. The reason they don't do that in P
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
There appears to not be that much diversity in facial structure, body types, clothing styles, color, sex gender identity, ethnicity, setting, perspective or culture in the human beings present on that page. This leads me to question the AI
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
I disagree with the second slightly, because we have a very limited amount of time in which to produce things that matter, and we spend the majority of that time producing code as developers. It better be important to us, or we should be do
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Can you do cross-platform builds on it with buildx on M1 yet? What's the story around shared volumes? How about local registry running? Will it work with DB test containers in Java? How about Java clients that use the docker socket, li
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
It exploded when trying to orient for the first stage separation. And it appeared to have 5 of the 33 engines out during the first stage flight. This launch gave me very "Don't Look Up" ending vibes.
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by jackcviers3 3y ago
Going to need some citations on this claim. Also, how is a person supposed to market one's experience for a job interview if they don't say what they've done? And the comparison between older engineers and gorillas isn't
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
It is a direct visualization of churn. You can really tell when some area of the codebase changes every single day. Probably means that you need to break whatever is attracting all the attention apart.
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
Most of the studies I can find on Google show that remote employees are more productive, and that management trusts remote employees less, despite more productivity. Why are companies so interested in RTO, when the data seems to show that
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
This. And if you look at the level of algorithms knowledge needed today to read the least amount of data from a set, it succeeded.
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
This is how I use it. It is the best rubber duck money can buy.
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
I firmly believe that we should be studying model analysis and using that to create a field of peompt engineering. Both from a security standpoint and a productivity standpoint.
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
This. At the end of the day, if it is a significant transfer there are people in locked rooms that have to call each other and independently verify a transaction brokered by a third party. And if you don't pass a background check, and
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
Reply to Grandparent and this: Very cool and definitely useful to record and replay the session and modify breakpoint conditions for replay. I wonder if session recording like this could be safely brought to backend systems. You'd almo
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
I've worked on a lot of sophisticated data pipelines, in robotics, built customized wysiwyg editors, distributed systems, append-only logs with replicated data types, in around a dozen languages. While I have found occasionally remote
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
I live in Iowa. Apparently it's still legal here: > In 2010 in the case of the State of Iowa vs Christopher Spates, the Supreme Court judge Justice Ternus states that Iowa only considers the mutual combat law if two combatants agree
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by jackcviers3 4y ago
A possible counterassumption: You are on low-priority projects because you aren't trusted on high-priority projects or have been out-maneuvered for them by other senior team members, or don't have enough political capital to convi

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