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by klysm 1y ago
I guess it’s better than just doing share buybacks?
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by klysm 1y ago
The backlash from this doesn’t show up on a spreadsheet so here we go!
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by klysm 1y ago
I frequently get into this argument with people about how Postel's law is misguided. Being liberal in what you accept comes at _huge_ costs to the entire ecosystem and there are much better ways to design flexibility into protocols.
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by klysm 1y ago
Spreadsheet doesn’t like that option because number go down more with this option
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by klysm 1y ago
Sounds like a coincidence to me
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by klysm 1y ago
Use your judgement, don’t be bullied by people who prescribe using your judgment.
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by klysm 1y ago
I don’t care at all about “leaking” the creation time for records. I think the documentation is overly zealous
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by klysm 1y ago
I don’t think openai is that goal oriented around AGI whatever their posturing may be. They have to cash in eventually and are probably trying to figure out a pathway to a viable business.
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by klysm 1y ago
I guess openai is trying to execute the google playbook?
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by klysm 1y ago
This will be patched out shortly I’m sure
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by klysm 1y ago
I use this all the time when trying to get files between devices that need multiple hops to get to. Way easier then remembering what scp or rsync combo I need to jump through a host
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by klysm 1y ago
Why would you ever pick a language like this for HFT? It seems like a nonstarter for me but I guess Java is out there in use
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by klysm 1y ago
Maybe typescript will catch up
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by klysm 1y ago
And then we can take a bunch with correlated risk, pretend it isn't correlated, and sell it as a lower risk product!
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by klysm 1y ago
All I have to say is good luck out competing the big firms!
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by klysm 1y ago
I think this is a consequence of our plurality voting system and the resulting game theory. Polarization is the most effective strategy, and it also has a bunch of other knock on effects that benefit the people in power.
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by klysm 1y ago
AI slop meter is off the charts
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by klysm 1y ago
Tasted like a sales pitch the whole way and what do ya know at the very end there it is
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by klysm 1y ago
Anything - it's like 10kb
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by klysm 1y ago
React is not huge - I don't understand where that conception comes from.
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by klysm 1y ago
Blazor is fucking terrible. In principle it works in some use cases, the the library is designed horribly and it's very difficult to implement well behaved components. It's like a half-baked react 10 implementation.
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by klysm 1y ago
Is it counting revenue multiple times? It's buying your own products really, but not sure how that counts as double counting revenue
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by klysm 1y ago
I agree, but 2GB json files absolutely exist. It fits in ram easily
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by klysm 1y ago
This is a serialization library. The entire point is to communicate with data that's coming from out of process. It should be safe by default especially if it's adding a quick check to avoid overflow and undefined behavior.
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by klysm 1y ago
2 billion characters seems fairly plausible to hit in the real world
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by klysm 1y ago
Strongly disagree here because JSON can come from untrusted sources and this has security implications. It's not the same kind of problem that the bloat article discusses where you just have bad contracts on interfaces.
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by klysm 1y ago
I can’t wait! I’ll be frothing at the mouth when that lands
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by klysm 1y ago
You must mean D lang, not systemd right?
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by klysm 1y ago
This is syntax sugar. Don’t conflate syntactic niceties with the semantic absurdity that C++ has.
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by klysm 1y ago
Thank you for all the hard work on C#! I’ve been loving the past 5 years of developments and don’t agree with the parent comment here. p.s. I will take the opportunity to say that I dream of the day when C# gets bounded sum types with compi

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