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jerjerjer
2y ago
I'm fairly sure it has not been done on earth because labor is simply cheaper, not because it's technologically impossible.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
From readme: > Traditional weather stations often display sensor readings as raw numerical data. Navigating these dashboards can be overwhelming and stressful, as it requires significant effort to locate, interpret, and visualize specifi
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jerjerjer
2y ago
The most interesting thing about this is that OpenAI apparently does not own chatgpt.com domain.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Local code search is great in JetBrains products. I use PyCharm and even on large codebases the search is almost instantaneous and there are enough filters and options to nail down what you need. While JetBrains often drops the ball on the
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jerjerjer
2y ago
New GitHub full text search [1] is amazing. It is so good that for me it often replaces StackOverflow - I just use it to see how some API function is being used. Especially useful if you're searching for an example with a specific argu
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Most stuff can be disassembled once or twice.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Wildcard dns would work: *.example.com. 14400 IN A 1.2.3.4 after that just collect webserver logs.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
I uh misread the title and thought someone built a C compiler in Scratch. On topic, though: wouldn't a simpler language (maybe even a pseudo language) be a better target for a first learning compiler. I understand they don't build
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Why compromise? Might as well launch a solar gravitational lens [1] telescope. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_gravitational_lens
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jerjerjer
2y ago
They could have removed half of the "AI" references and it would still be overused.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
I thought the same before I bought it (Pixel 8) but with a case it's okay.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Rounded rectangle clearly won the form factor wars.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Is it possible to see it offline? Looks interesting but I'd like to see it before dropping $729. Also can it work as an external monitor? I suppose there's Android app for it of course, but "natively"?
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Sydney was their best "lest just release it without guardrails" bot. Tay way trivially racist, but boy was Sydney a wacko.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Plot twist: Ilya joins xAI next.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Data part seems to be different. With tech it's always in a race to the (cheapest) bottom. And I totally see hardware price (or rather computation price) coming down, but data would be harder and harder to collect, because: 1. Regulato
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jerjerjer
2y ago
Well they just missed like a best casus belli ever.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
GPS and map apps nerfed noticeably my ability to navigate-in-my-mind and a sense of direction in general. I wonder if it's a loss of a skill or just me getting older.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
I'm honestly surprised they didn't roll out their own CA.
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jerjerjer
2y ago
The use of trie structure to compare strings without hardcoding raw, searchable string values is very inspired. But yes, some black hat had a really really bad day: being so close to owning any ssh-enabled recently-updated box and when they
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jerjerjer
2y ago
From another angle: build systems. Currently building most libraries usually involves executing a series of highly complex byzantine scripts, requiring turing-complete environment. This gives attacker an endless attack surface, and when the
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jerjerjer
3y ago
EU contributions to what, Apple?
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jerjerjer
3y ago
My only issue with S3 is egregious egress expenses.
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jerjerjer
3y ago
Streaming also had no ads which is now gated behind even more pricey plans.
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jerjerjer
3y ago
I'm just waiting for CloudFlare to add Archive tier to R2 at this point.
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jerjerjer
3y ago
I always click deny
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jerjerjer
3y ago
Yes, I wonder what are they aiming for with this kind of language.
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jerjerjer
3y ago
Yes. And oalso they are being sued on generative AI anyway, might as well get a side of free marketing from it.
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jerjerjer
3y ago
2 Years of Experience is the time to start singlehandedly delivering larger features/modules, maybe some limited scale/complexity software systems. Mentoring interns/junior developers. It's probably not enough experience
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jerjerjer
3y ago
I count only the silicon die.
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