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I understand the argument but its honestly ridiculous in my eyes. How about a set of arms that can reach into dishwasher and stack dishes and a washer/dryer to fold laundry... Except even without solving the bipedal movement, that do
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What would be the relative power scaled equivalent today and what would that cost? It's easy enough to build a $10k rig. Apple sells a studio that's closer to $7k.
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Host on that instance type, maybe?
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Why do you think it's not commonly used?
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4mo ago
Be careful with non-alphanumeric characters I guess. For example, C# actually just matches C in the graph even though it only highlights C# in the example article titles.
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4mo ago
Why not use something absolute, like nand-gates per volume?
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For how long?
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4mo ago
Step 1: fire everyone. Step 2: figure out how to use AI. In that order, apparently.
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In a marathon, not sprinting is the rest.
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Who gets to gate natural resources? Why should I recognize any power to do so? Purchase from who? Am I not free from any authority that would coerce me to accept such a system? What's described is basically just a regressive tax. It
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4mo ago
Playstation and Xbox both have disc drive free SKUs.
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This likely has little bearing on install size. Maybe you would save some download size but I kind of doubt it. Day 1 patches have been a thing for years. This honestly is not new.
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4mo ago
How about just cash?
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4mo ago
It was just a joke, bud. I agree that a timeout would likely be fine depending on the situation. This is basically just a web page with javascript.
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So a web page, basically?
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You still have the halting problem to solve to prevent denial of service.
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Ah alright I have it backwards then.
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If folks won't pay a higher price, doesn't that mean it's inelastic?
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4mo ago
> creating digital scarcity yay?
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Why isn't it reasonable? Ssh works fine for the big repo providers. Are you just saying that managing account access at the personal machine level is a lot of work?
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The poster saw a side shave and felt a certain way about it.
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Git is great but if you really haven't found any reasons then you haven't looked at all. From large files to sub modules to hook permissions and file permissions... The list goes on and on about what where git falls short. There&
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Big O doesn't capture parallelism well enough and that's really been the push since Moore's Law started to hit diminishing returns on single threaded perf.
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I'm supposed to dox this person or something? What are you asking exactly?
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Certainly doesn't feel like the 90s bubble from main street USA. I'm not sure if that means a burst will be softer or much harder on the middle class.
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It would really break the GC or the type system if you did that. If you return a single point out of a 100k long array, it has to pin the array? How do you track the GC root? Struct array elements need back pointers? Conversely, if it au
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C# has Properties that make setters look like fields anyway. There's no ambiguity between value and object in C# because there is no promise that that syntax only sets a field. Love it or hate it, you just need to know what you'
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Regarding coloring... You still can't block in UI code, right? You don't know whether you're on a virtual thread or the UI thread (even if its virtual) by design. You still have to bifurcate your APIs into blocking and non-
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I like Java too but this is pure cope. By this logic Python's threading model is the best.
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I do think Java is a fine language but I don't really agree that it looks more simple in any way shape or form. For things like UI programming where you need a main thread or where you do need a cross language OS thread, I think Java i
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