jayd16

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by jayd16 9mo ago
Look up Jim Crow. It's not hypothetical.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Without privacy of those things? Yes.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
They'll claim they're doing that but intimidate citizens instead.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Seeing as the harassment has escalated to murder of citizens, I'm not so sure how you can say that. Less sensationally, they'll just crank up ID requirements and wait times to suppress your vote.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Pam Bondi is now demanding voter rolls. It's clearly about suppressing liberal voters in liberal areas through a show of force. They're using this data to optimize who to harass.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
It's a hell of lot harder to enforce...
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by jayd16 9mo ago
We'll probably see the death of the dumb ICE car first.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
...until that rolls off the context window.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Is this correct? I don't know F# but I thought it had unchecked exceptions. How does it handle using C# libs that throw unchecked exceptions?
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Not sure how relevant that is but yeah, that sucks too.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
I'm not a huge fan of these experiments that subject the public to your random AI spam. So far it's bothered 10 companies directly with no legal authority to actually follow up with what is requested?
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Jobs also needed to control the user experience. Apple wasn't really a web leader either. They were able to bootstrap a mobile platform because they could convince themselves they had control of the user experience. I'm not so su
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by jayd16 9mo ago
For comparison they have way more memory than 1 DIMM alone, and plenty of other things going on.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
I think the real irony is an LLM trying to enforce permissions at all. Why is it doing that? If the tag exists, the user had the permission to create it, no?
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by jayd16 9mo ago
They won't come out and say but they just want a "tough guy" to follow. Is anyone going to admit they voted for Trump because of his clear policies or clean execution, or sober leadership?
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by jayd16 9mo ago
In American storytelling, being optimistic overcomes being a failure. In fact, you haven't failed if you still have hope. Homer Simpson is an idiot, but he doesn't give up. That's endearing enough to hold the protagonist ro
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Sometimes it's useful to just solve the problem at hand and sometimes it's useful to solve the root problem. Sometimes solving the root cause is knowledge sharing or mentoring. Sometimes the entire task is just not what you want
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Seems extremely niche for a keynote but a lot of the Apple Watch Ultra features seem niche too. Who knows, I guess it could happen.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
That's a flaw in the GP's plan, not a flaw in the observation that Discord is a good example of what they're asking for.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
I mean, a large part of the point is that you can run on separate physical machines, too.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
This is a bit confusing. Execution requires both soft and hard skills. I think you're conflating "soft skills have value" with an org run by bullshitters.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Honestly very pleased that AI is not dominating the discussion. Nature is healing.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
https://briarproject.org/how-it-works/ Looks like clients re-host posts to their friends in a p2p fashion.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
"Just join a group" The whole point is that they're not doing that, not that they can't or that its really hard to do.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
#2 is not a slam dunk because the CI system loses insight into your build process if you just use one big script. Does anyone have a way to mark script sections as separate build steps with defined artifacts? Would be nice to just have scri
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Pwsh scripts are portable across mac, linux and windows with arguably less headache than bash. Its actually really nice. You should try it. If you don't like it, you can get bash to work on windows anyway.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Certainly it's easier to destroy than to build but if you tell yourself "my teams motivation is entirely intrinsic" you might, for example, think you can abdicate the duty of removing demotivations.
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We Synchronize .NET's Virtual Monorepo(devblogs.microsoft.com)
3 points by jayd16 9mo ago|0 comments
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by jayd16 9mo ago
I think its clearly false that motivation is an inherent trait. That would imply that demotivation is also inherent, which I think is even more obviously wrong.
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by jayd16 9mo ago
Is there a name for duplicating function calls such that different optimizations for the same function can be compiled, but they are not fully duplicated at every call site?

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