jdthedisciple

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by jdthedisciple 3mo ago
So the UI is a Discord clone, I think that's worth mentioning. It's not a bad thing, quite the opposite: Discord nailed it in that regard. Now are the chats end-to-end-encrypted? It only says calls are, so that remains ambiguous.
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
aka common sense for any seasoned software engineer
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
You seem very talented, great work!
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I gave ChatGPT a body [video](youtube.com)
1 points by jdthedisciple 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
finally a mature matplotlib alternative?
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
Truly sad state of affairs
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
When Tim Ferriss (net worth of ~ $100m?) of all people gets back to a humble "find your 1000 true fans" what chance do I have? :')
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
Have you tried emailing them?
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
Tbf I would also want to know more: Like to what end are they moving around? And what do they look like exactly? Like people you know from your life? Wearing ordinary outfits? Do they communicate amongst themselves, like little groups of pe
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
Very nice idea but please, check the performance: I had to close the tab 3 seconds in because it got stuck and my CPU fan got noisy. So I couldn't even check it out properly.
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
pardon me but I'm not getting it, what's new or exciting about it (supposedly)?
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
Because presumably then it won't be 1000 t/s for everyone anymore given hardware limitations?
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Glider – Local MCP for .NET SDK(glidermcp.com)
2 points by jdthedisciple 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
priorities are the answer
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
So UUID isn't the problem but UUID v4 is, just like any random ID-scheme, correct? UUID v7 so far seems like the best solution if you want UUID benefits and ordering.
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by jdthedisciple 4mo ago
> The economic costs of having children at a replacement rate are simply too high. Interesting, guess our cavemen ancestors were much smarter and more capable than us since that seemed easy for them. Hint: Imagine cutting defense budget
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
What annoys me about Atlassian products (Jira, Confluence) is the long load times and terrible layout shifts: you never know if the layout is about to shift ever so slightly more causing another in a series of misclicks. Oh how many times I
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
> The food industry reformation underway isn’t making chips healthier; it’s swapping one fat for another > A movement that threw out 421 pages of scientific recommendations... isn’t a revolt. It’s a rebrand > 20 counts of em-dashe
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
> Upsert ( https://github.com/tc39/proposal-upsert ): [Weak]Map.prototype.getOrInsert(), [Weak]Map.prototype.getOrInsertComputed() Their usage of upsert appears different than I was used to: Me: Upsert = Update or I
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
?? why the nastiness? I'm not moving goalposts. My 2nd comment just adds detail, which i hoped the reader would manage to infer based on my 1st one. That's all. My point is it's like saying a car is more inefficient than a bi
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
You cannot ignore the tradeoffs and the output produced: > Though we normally can’t perceive them, these vessels always occlude a portion of what we see, and for an important reason. Efficiency is input / output, not just input. 15x
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
I wonder how extensive the overlap is with sacred-texts.com
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
Great article but I don't get their insistent on "inefficiency": They start out saying oxygen vessels partially and subtly occludes vision. So the bird's eye doesn't suffer from this disadvantage. In other words: It
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
As many have correctly pointed out: A reasonable person cannot pass blanket judgement on many of the entries shown. This also highlights a major flaw with voting and political campaigning in democracies: Undifferentiated blanket judgements
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
Couldn't have said it better, felt the same way about it. Another example is military and defense, or pharmaceuticals. Some rather beneficial and even necessary aspects to both, yet some disagreeable things to either as well.
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by jdthedisciple 5mo ago
most likely the culprit indeed
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
Seems up again. How briefly did the outage last?
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
Unfortunately, Internet + Smartphones have invalidated 2. "Why don't you just google it yourself?"
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
of Claude's consciousness, you mean ... ??
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
I tried this on GPT 5.5 on a peivate unpublished personal excerpt and it correctly guessed: "The most likely author is you". I suspect this is what's going on in most of these cases.

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