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by javier2 11mo ago
Yeah, what on earth. Go back to one of these old displays, I guarantee you want to gouge your eyes out at how terrible they are. 2006 should put you firmly in 720p land.
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by javier2 11mo ago
This. its enough to check a couple of alternatives, the prices are nearly the same most of the time. If you can move dates for your travel, that is far more impactful, like if you have the option to avoid major holidays or such. Note that I
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by javier2 11mo ago
its also about cost. My game computer has 8 cores + 1 expensive gpu + 32GB ram for me alone. We dont have that per customer.
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by javier2 1y ago
Nearly true, but you dont need to run a cassandra cluster to ship your 3k msg/sec and you can take smaller locks if you have a small number of senders that delete sent messages and send in chunks
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by javier2 1y ago
Postgres doesnt scale into oblivion, but it can take some serious chunks of data once you start batching and making sure a every operation only touches single row with no transactions needed.
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by javier2 1y ago
I dont disagree, and I am trying to argue for it myself, and have used postgres as a "queue" or the backlog of events to be sent (like outbox pattern). But what if I have 4 services that needs to know X happened to customer Y? I f
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by javier2 1y ago
hah, I also keep the samsung tv cut off from internet. It was bad enough they come pre installed with clearly sponsored apps (because they were absolute trash).
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by javier2 1y ago
Binance also had internal communication that specifically told personnel to ignore certain AML rules and certain customers.
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by javier2 1y ago
I was gonna say Meego. They killed it just as it was getting to a usable state. One of the last chances we had to get a proper third option in the mobile market.
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by javier2 1y ago
Even having worked on many such projects, it can be hard to tell if it was the correct choice. In any case, it came at great expense to the other projects we could have improved
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by javier2 1y ago
I think its the fact that if we really wanted to, we could probably make it happen already today. On a scale of a couple hundred million years, its possible we could reach most of our own galaxy, which is a small slice of time in the life s
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by javier2 1y ago
Well, just keep in mind that its not a "perfect alignment" as this seems to prescribe some kind of intent. It's more a set of requirements that allowed life to not be extinguished so easily. We could never exist in a place wh
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by javier2 1y ago
We often talk about "hallucinations" like it is its own thing, but is there really anything different about it from the LLM's normal output?
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by javier2 1y ago
> saying "we are not going to solve that problem" and letting folks that need that solution go somewhere else I know more technically inclined than not that can easily identity this situation. At least my CEOs have a tendency t
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by javier2 1y ago
Just remember that every startup is not a SaaS business...
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by javier2 1y ago
Yeah, I also have the auto complete disabled. To me its the most useful when I am working in an area I know, but not the details. Such as, I know cryptography, but I don't know the cryptography APIs in nodejs, so Claude is very helpful
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by javier2 1y ago
Ok, so its a step in the compile that rewrites and analyzes it?
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by javier2 1y ago
It dont think C# looks at the code? I suspect it can track that you called p.Name, then generate sql with this information?
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by javier2 1y ago
Im not that interested in architecture, but this was stunning. Such immense vision from original the architect.
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by javier2 1y ago
I might have to go read documentation again instead of asking Claude
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by javier2 1y ago
Its likely not specified, because they want to keep their right to improve or change it later. Documenting too detailed leads to way harder changes
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by javier2 1y ago
That doesnt help much. Since new regulations, it will be basically illegal for companies to touch your blockchain transactions without mapping out the source of funds.
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by javier2 1y ago
First of all, I dont disagree. Just wanted to add that "the simple thing" is often not the obvious thing to do, and only becomes apparent after working on it for a while. Often times, when you dive into a set of adjacent functiona
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by javier2 1y ago
Now they can train ad bots on your emails too!
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by javier2 1y ago
It was not an attempt at this. Just a thought that all sports are not equal with regard to socioeconomic status and pre existing illnesses. Any exercise is always good and I keep 3-4 times per week
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by javier2 1y ago
Maybe its cultural thing. It would be much easier to play football (soccer) here
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by javier2 1y ago
How you handle err here? If you return, the go routines will leak
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by javier2 1y ago
Also, if you have health issues, you will not be playing tennis twice a week. Plus tennis is on the expensive to stay active in when you need a club membership and courts to play.
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by javier2 1y ago
The lack of stack traces in Go is diabolical for all the effort we have to out in by manually passing every error
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by javier2 1y ago
What is the performance like for AV1 / h264 in vulkan vs not vulkan?

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