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juped
7y ago
Pushing messed-up history is the biggest footgun. Pushing a wrong tag is a close second. Two smart git strategies mitigate the problems: don't push things, and don't pull things.
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juped
7y ago
There is, and it starts with L. (Lua, of course.)
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juped
7y ago
I wish more languages did something like the D feature where method syntax and function syntax are really just syntax - i.e., str.len() is equivalent to len(str), and you use the syntax that best improves readability at your call site.
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juped
7y ago
That's because you don't know how to use Excel (this isn't a knock on you, no one ever tells people how to use Excel). Excel sheets have a hard row limit of around a million rows, but long before you approach that you will ha
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juped
7y ago
To be clear, I mean accusing tobacco companies of marketing to children because they have "bright colors" etc. is a proven strategy to extract big settlements from tobacco companies.
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juped
7y ago
"Bright colors" and young adult models are the playbook that worked on cigarettes - they're just reusing proven tactics.
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juped
7y ago
This is an uninsightful comment. You go to the police to get the report.
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juped
7y ago
This is just your greed for $10m speaking. The cost is vastly, vastly less than that. source: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss/<BVRVZEWYB30Q.3H...
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7y ago
This will get dismissed as a low-effort comment, and in a sense it is, but it's necessary. Names matter a lot!
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7y ago
"Rumors" from e.g. the Minnesota department of public health
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juped
7y ago
Six or so people, many with pre-existing ailments, died in connection with some kind of contaminated batch of black market THC cartridges.
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juped
7y ago
Unbound does support DoT.
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juped
7y ago
Alright, but the reason for the complaint about centralization you're dismissing is that most people are encountering DoH via Firefox's plan to default resolve via DoH to Cloudflare, rather than in the context of being deft Unix h
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juped
7y ago
At the point when I would be "run[ning] my own DoH resolver", I'm already at the point of setting up my own resolver. Why wouldn't I just turn on unbound and call it a day?
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juped
7y ago
>you can run your own DoH resolver server How does this work in your mind?
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juped
7y ago
Google hasn't had incredible speed for many years, now. That reputation is woefully out of date.
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juped
7y ago
There is a vast gap between "parents make < $100K/year" and "parents have assets to pay in full".
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juped
7y ago
Microsoft doesn't care about confusing overlap in its product offerings at all.
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juped
7y ago
A video prescreening? LOL, I've fallen for this from the candidate end, and now that I'm on the other end I'll never let people like this video-screen the best candidates away for not being movie stars.
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juped
7y ago
No emergency service should use something patent-encumbered - but W3W markets to them all the time.
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juped
7y ago
Plus codes are also unencumbered. Their main disadvantage is being saddled, branding-wise, to the Google Plus fiasco.
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juped
7y ago
>having JSON as encoding format is pretty nice, any shell script could talk with it and it's eas(ier) to inspect Why do people say things like this? The only format unix shell can reliably understand is tab-separated value.
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juped
7y ago
There is clearly no reasoning going on in those samples. Computers have been able to reason for longer than they've been able to dream, anyway.
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juped
7y ago
I seriously doubt this is the case. That's not how overhead works. Amortized across all users of the service, it will be well under 30 cents per user-month for this kind of service.
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7y ago
This doesn't seem that compelling compared to Amex Plum, to me. Signup bonuses are alright but nothing startups aren't showered in from all sources already.
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7y ago
I have no idea how true it is but what I've always been told is never to give someone a word-processor format resume as they will then turn around and use it in hiring/recruitment scams.
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juped
7y ago
While this doesn't sound anything like Rob's post, it does sound like a generic post on AI.
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juped
7y ago
The mission statement reads, in part: > We’re hoping to grow OpenAI into such an institution. As a non-profit, our aim is to build value for everyone rather than shareholders. Researchers will be strongly encouraged to publish their work
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7y ago
Why would you think that?
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juped
7y ago
EBITDA is non-GAAP and needs to come with a disclaimer but it's pretty common and everyone's used to it. The point of it is to isolate the underlying operating profit without the complicating details of capital structure, tax regi
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