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by kaoD 1y ago
What I miss from these sort of apologies is an actual postmortem like the one we'd have for a software bug. What was this oversight? What caused it? What are you exactly doing to prevent it from happening in the future?
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by kaoD 1y ago
> antipattern (what we traditionally think of when we say query builders)
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by kaoD 1y ago
Query builders are still an antipattern (what we traditionally think of when we say query builders) because they are still a DSL that (1) you have to learn along with SQL and (2) never map cleanly to actual SQL, so you always have to resort
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by kaoD 1y ago
This is not about "future" or "past" dates but (to use Temporal as a common language) whether the date is an Instant or a ZonedDateTime conceptually. I think that's essentially what you mean, but it's an import
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by kaoD 1y ago
The password manager's autofill browser extension gets compromised.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Because a local algorithm not dictated by a social media walled garden will probably not optimize for engagement to deliver a large amount of ads.
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by kaoD 1y ago
I've always been obsessed with true P2P WebRTC with QR codes but, at least back in the day, Firefox fails the offer under a very short timeout (~5 secs IIRC) which made out of band signaling completely impossible.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Good observation. Could you share the math even if you don't trust it? I don't have pen and paper here and I'm curious. After thinking it more, I have the feeling (against my initial intuition) that v4 might dominate either w
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by kaoD 1y ago
You have to generate 2^37 (137,438,953,472) UUIDv7s in the exact same millisecond to have a 50% chance of collision. (Not disagreeing with you, just adding perspective.)
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by kaoD 1y ago
I think the current Microsoft GUID is just UUIDv7. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.guid?vie... I don't think there's a "Microsoft standard" and they just use different
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by kaoD 1y ago
> An extended family of versatile vision foundation models producing high-quality dense features and achieving outstanding performance on various vision tasks including outperforming the specialized state of the art across a broad range
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by kaoD 1y ago
> the LLM perceives [...] the word as a single indivisible thing (a token). Two actually, "blue" and "berry". https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer "b l u e b e r r y" is 9 tokens though, an
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by kaoD 1y ago
If I reject cookies the page instant goes to "UH OH. SOMETHING WENT WRONG." What is ChatGPT Agent?
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by kaoD 1y ago
Nope. System card is a sales thing. I think we generally call that "product sheet" in other markets.
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by kaoD 1y ago
It could be this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67789309/why-do-i-get-an... If you did something like: const p1 = makeP1(); const p2 = makeP2(); return await Promise.all([p1, p2]); It'
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by kaoD 1y ago
Perhaps you're confusing it with something else? I tried down to Node 8 (2017) and the behavior is still the same. Maybe a bug in userspace promises like Bluebird? Or an older Node where promises were still experimental? I love a good
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by kaoD 1y ago
Oops, thanks! Should've seen the default handler anyways if it was really uncaught.
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by kaoD 1y ago
This didn't feel right so I went and tested. process.on("uncaughException", (e) => { console.log("uncaughException", e); }); try { const r = await Promise.all([ Promise.
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by kaoD 1y ago
It's hive mind in tech too. Have you met our lord and savior Claude Code?
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by kaoD 1y ago
You're not wrong, but monolithic kernel drivers run at a privilege level that's even higher than root (ring 0) while microkernels run them at userspace so they're as dangerous as running a normal program.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Google does not need Mozilla to have a sizable market share. They just need it as a semblance of competition in the browser space.
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by kaoD 1y ago
It's bimodal. YouTube has both the worst and the best content on the internet. I'm not willing to give up the latter to save the masses from the former.
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by kaoD 1y ago
> Then prove it: How exactly do you think you can meaningfully add two PlainMonthDays? What does such a thing mean? Star Wars day is May the 4th. Today is May the 1st. Star Wars day is in 3 days. I'll stop here.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Just FYI you were downvoted with no explanation because you missed the point in all of these and you're using a smug and off-putting tone which makes it look like only care about "being right" and not finding what "is ri
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by kaoD 1y ago
I like how Temporal[0] does this. What you were dealing with is Temporal.PlainDate[1], i.e. a date with a calendar associated but no time or timezone (might be due to being implied but also might be irrelevant, like in birthdates). Temporal
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by kaoD 1y ago
I don't even need a configurable toggle. I just need YouTube to understand I am native Spanish and English speaker and leave those untouched.
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by kaoD 1y ago
They mean slow to actually be used by people. Doesn't matter that it's shoved everywhere if in the end there are 0 users clicking the magic wand icon.
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by kaoD 1y ago
I wrote a longer comment saying this (deleted now since I was wrong). Turns out that Git does somewhat store dirs (in form of trees). See https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Git-Objects (section &quo
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by kaoD 1y ago
The font looks weird and uneven horizontally (some characters are "fatter" like if they were randomly bold). Is it supposed to look like that? Firefox + Windows.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Yeah sorry I should've clarified it was kinda hyperbolic/tongue-in-cheek (but also meant to convey some truth as you've pointed out).

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