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by jayd16 5mo ago
The low quality refers to the features with security holes. So no, it didn't work (in this hypothetical).
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by jayd16 5mo ago
This just describes a watcher service that kicks jobs off on an external CI system and logs the results? Not much more detail than that. Gitlab and Github have pages and pages going over the domain language used to configure the job trigge
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Would be nice if we could just afford things instead.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
You don't need to cap the technological process. You can simply curb the power of corrupt individuals. If anything it would accelerate progress.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Anti-cheat lobby and a "check out my cheats" lobby. At best you can get no-anti-cheat private matches.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Decentralized means no single center. Of course people want it because the single centralized management is insufficient for some reason or another. There is no difference between what you say people cry for and what you say they actually
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by jayd16 5mo ago
It's tribal, yet futuristic.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Yeah, I had the original Chromebook Pixel and the Pixelbook and they were both great. Somehow I'm still using the Pixelbook today and it chugs along. That said, its hard to justify the prices for these premium Chromebooks. When I pic
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by jayd16 5mo ago
At first glance it reminds me of C#'s Span<T>.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Are any of these steps actually solved? AI tab completion still kinda sucks. They can keep internal consistency so the more you let it write the more it can write with internal consistency. It still fails at all of these levels as soon as
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Honestly, AI doesn't feel like it's affecting hiring needs from the trenches. We don't have engineers sitting on their hands because AI wrote up everything the leadership could imagine. Instead, we get an economy that feels
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by jayd16 5mo ago
They even had to reach far enough to compare performance standards to corruption investigations.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
It's too late. You're now a moderator on /r/calculators.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Does it matter? With enough you can just have them upvote each other.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Don't do it anywhere. He's a jerk for doing it on reddit.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Well this is all highly hypothetical but my point is that there are valid reasons to not entrust a contractor, who is only around temporarily, with long standing features. Not because they are nefarious but because they, by definition, w
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by jayd16 5mo ago
You're not looking at it very empathetically. You're disregarding the concerns I floated, you expect the team that feels underwater to now stop everything to reshuffle the work scheduling to fit in a wild card all while you'
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Well who are you? Why should they trust you to actually complete a task and not dump unfinished work on them when your contract is up? The manager didn't do the work to figure out what a contractor should do before hiring one. Why wou
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Just because concurrent design, QA, research etc push out the Gantt chart doesn't mean your meeting isn't useless. In fact, deep pipelines don't even need to have bottlenecks to take time. Even still any given meeting could
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Isn't that just ascribing difficulty to the parts of the process you're closer to?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
That's what async/await is, no? Yielding by awaiting is co-operative.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Async/await implementations usually also come with a runtime to handle the work scheduling as well as manage thread context. You can say that you can do that with just threads and callbacks but that's also essentially implementin
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by jayd16 5mo ago
That immediately falls apart if you want to attempt the extremely common pattern of wait free usage of a main/UI thread.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
If it's actually a transformative technology, there's no boat to miss. But it's still mostly about the speculation, it seems.
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by jayd16 5mo ago
Raw assets are probably the better tell
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by jayd16 5mo ago
What is it about AI where the discussion is immediately derailed with whataboutism? Like, are these actually good faith comments? What's the point of bringing up "well some other bad stuff already existed"?
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by jayd16 5mo ago
The decaf tries to warn you itself with its bright carafe colorings. In nature that means "Do not touch me, I am poison."
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by jayd16 5mo ago
This will probably run foul of some purists but Unreal Engine is a large C++ project with a vast amount of documentation, community, examples, and serves a lot of use cases. It's not standard C++ but also it illustrates why lots of pro
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by jayd16 6mo ago
I can't read this any other way than, "Do people really need to talk about their own top of mind problems when I don't identify with that?"
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by jayd16 6mo ago
They need to be competitive to some degree for the hardware to actually work as a valid reference and explore those spaces. They also need the business to be successful enough to be a proper threat to would be rebellions from the hardware

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