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juped
9mo ago
This would actually be good though!
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juped
9mo ago
Just wait until you ask chatgpt where the export chat history button is!
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juped
9mo ago
Well, Claude has the best personality in a field where the rest are in a race to make the most awful personality. That's kind of a moat. The models were smarter too though the others have largely caught up, especially Gemini. I'll
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juped
9mo ago
Bubbles bursting aren't bad unless you were overinvested in the bubble. Consider that you'll be wiping your ass with DIMMs once this one bursts; I can always put more memory to good use.
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juped
9mo ago
Eastern Europe starts at your home country's eastern border. E.g., if you're Russia, it's Japan and Alaska.
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juped
10mo ago
Richard Stallman is wrong about linking.
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juped
10mo ago
These are actually all problems with using Github as an ersatz CDN.
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juped
10mo ago
No, of course not.
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juped
10mo ago
Nothing, as they said .+P (note the dot)
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juped
11mo ago
They're not logistic, this is a species of nonsense claim that irks me even more than claiming "capabilities gains are exponential, singularity 2026!"; it actually includes the exponential-gains claim and then tries to tack
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11mo ago
The latter is possibly just a Git feature that should come into existence (it's annoying to have to make sure your hook is robust against this). But I think "being a package manager" is what they think the main point is.
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juped
1y ago
Yeah, my home connection goes through a very low-spec protectli, but "low-spec" these days means "4 cores"...
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juped
1y ago
I think you're a person behaving in a very socially harmful way, purportedly representing a group of such people. I think this based on the actual words you wrote. You're not behaving harmfully because you don't want to use s
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juped
1y ago
That's their choice, don't try to pressure them to self-dox. What is wrong with you / the "JJ Discord server"? Please identify yourself and everyone there so I can be sure to up my paranoia around each of you.
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juped
1y ago
I hope everyone who posts a variation of "someone really fell for phishing? how stupid, I would never fall for phishing" falls for phishing soon.
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juped
1y ago
These are old counterproductive FSF memes that should be retired, but stick around anyway.
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juped
1y ago
The normal practical version of this advice that isn't a "guy who just read about arenas post" is that you generally kick allocations outward; the caller allocates.
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1y ago
It's apparently lese-Copilot to suggest this these days, but you can find very good hypothesizing and problem solving if you talk conversationally to Claude or probably any of its friends that isn't the terminally personality-coll
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1y ago
> to test my understanding of Raylib
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1y ago
Now imagine how much better - the code - your improvement in knowledge would have been if you had skipped copilot and described your problem and asked for algorithmic help?
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1y ago
got to have a password manager password, and a login password
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juped
1y ago
Oh, you must mean firstnamelastname@gmail.com.
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1y ago
American jurisprudence has the best standard for incitement in the world, the Brandenburg standard: imminent lawless action. "Imminent" is vital, and unique to America; the government is barred from constructing hypothetical situa
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1y ago
Yeah, the trusty manual becomes #1 at around the same time as one starts actually engineering. You've entered the target audience!
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1y ago
I'm interested in the claimed real-time capabilities, but it's hard to find anything about them written there. Still, I like the hardware integration.
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1y ago
Thanks for switching sides to oppose yourself, I guess?
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1y ago
Do you actually think dead simple failover is comparable to elastic kubernetes whatever?
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1y ago
The predictable cost, you mean, making business planning way easier? And you usually have two, because sometimes kernels do panic or whatever.
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1y ago
People will have to come up with something else besides "le acronym from le computer makes my domain sound le computery, even though there is no cognizable relationship to I/O whatsoever", I guess. (Just kidding, it'll b
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1y ago
No it isn't, their strategy is great at increasing the rate at which they select those deadly "bad hires". There's just an insane amount of risk in doing these sorts of tech interview things; code up a quick monte carlo
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