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by jeltz 1y ago
And many government agencies use it.
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by jeltz 1y ago
ihavedecidedtoskipspacestootowasteevenlesseffortinlifewhywasteprecioussecondshittibgthespacekey
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by jeltz 1y ago
People would just buy a ton of hacked accounts just like today.
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by jeltz 1y ago
So what is the confusion then? Leetcode got it from real computer science and engineering and retained the original meaning in both steps without any changes. Every bigger piece of software you use probably uses dynamic programming somewher
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by jeltz 1y ago
The idea is way older than both leetcode and reinforcement learning and is used everywhere (for example when planning SQL queries). If reinforcement learning invented a new way to use the word then that is all their fault because leetcode i
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by jeltz 1y ago
Everyone even remotely close to the system knew that this was broken and this is just bandaid. More fundamental changes would be needed to fix this.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I don't think it is the answers but I could definitely see it being intended as an attempt to answer it.
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by jeltz 1y ago
While I personally do not mind people abusing the system being called out, in this case I am not sure that is an issue. Is there any purpose in allowing people to submit more than six?
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by jeltz 1y ago
If you are far from an expert in the field maybe you should refrain from commenting so strongly because some people here actually are experts. So you have built a few small PoCs, does not tell us much.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Other countries have stricter libel laws and willful disregard of the truth is often enough for it to be libel.
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by jeltz 1y ago
One big advantage of using restic is that its append only storage actually works unlike for Borg where it is just a hack.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Yes, it is a matter of that you can do two things at once. There is nothibg preventing the US from doing both other than that the current government is actively opposed to both funding research and helping the homeless.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Pretty sure they are sarcastic.
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by jeltz 1y ago
The destination is Putin's Russia where truth does not matter, oligarchs loot the country, opposition is only a token and the most of the country is poor and stagnating.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I would assume because it was vibe coded.
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by jeltz 1y ago
That isn't 90s security, that is just bad code. And bad code was written in the 90s and is still written today.
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by jeltz 1y ago
It is open core.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Read your own link before posting. While the parent was wrong about it being fully closed source the Overleaf editor isn't fully open source either, it is open core under AGPL. > If you want help installing and maintaining Overleaf
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by jeltz 1y ago
I feel the BSDs are much more different from each other than the average Linux distros are.
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by jeltz 1y ago
This is in no way unique to software. Virtually all fields I have insight in are the same and managment is one of the worst.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Celsius is the clearly more human scale. Zero is when water freezes which is very useful of you live where it is cold. Lakes freeze, snow does not melt and the ground gets icy so you have to be careful when you walk and drive. It is also us
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by jeltz 1y ago
> But who can estimate or eyeball a millimeter? Probably most people in the world. I can for sure do it. It's trivial if you grew up with the system.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Because the people claiming so are actually bad at coding. I suspect a lot of them actually work in non-coding positions. And while I can for sure see how LLMs can be useful, they code at the level of a junior dev fresh out of college, if I
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by jeltz 1y ago
If the issue had been as simple as government spending we would not have seen the inflation in countries which did not have the same government spending the US had but we did. Maybe it contributed but I doubt it was the primary cause since
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by jeltz 1y ago
I had a colleague who did most of his work in Excel but used LibreCalc when he had to open a weird CSV and then cobtinued working in Excel.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Libreoffice has vastly superior CSV support compared to Microsoft office. The alternatives often have different strengths and weaknesses.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Maybe you should skip bashing modern devs and people who learnt from online courses when the parent poster is the one in the wrong. Unless InnoDB has a particularly bad implementation of disk backed temporary tables almodt all disk IO shoul
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by jeltz 1y ago
But is it actually faster by any significant amount on your workload? Did you benchmark? Temporary tables in databases rarely actually do disk IO in any blocking code path but mostly just dirty buffers in the OS or in the database itself an
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by jeltz 2y ago
The UX for bokmarks is terrible in Firefox, almost useless fir ny needs.
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by jeltz 2y ago
I am not sure if your proposed solution is the right one or not but you are certainly asking the right questions. What is wrong with browsers?

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