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by kortilla 1y ago
Then why aren’t they in 2/3 of houses
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by kortilla 1y ago
People write scripts that call ripgrep. That makes the arguments an API. Semver is useful to indicate breaking API changes. Not sure if they are following semver, but that is the argument for using semver in a cli tool.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Yes, you are allowed to sell devices with Linux on them. I’m shocked that you think otherwise. Android is pushing Linux to billions of devices and doesn’t have to pay anything.
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by kortilla 1y ago
But if it’s just formatting, how is that different from the “number” type?
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by kortilla 1y ago
How is that currency one supposed to work? Converting between currencies depends on their browser picking an exchange rate that you would never want to trust if your doing anything that involves actual transactions.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Richard Feynman didn’t use poor analogies.
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by kortilla 1y ago
>Indifference is acceptance of the status quo, though, yeah? No, the world does not revolve around your pet problems. I do not know the regional politics of Bulgaria and if people started spewing Bulgarian politics in my open source comm
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by kortilla 1y ago
Employees are just as stupid as the CEO. The CEO is an employee owner as well and has compensation very highly tied to company equity. There are advantages to employee ownership. Preventing bad business decisions is not one of them.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Those are not for traffic signal alteration
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by kortilla 1y ago
> but silence is a form of opinion, of vote, of approval. No it’s not. Indifference is not approval. Open source is global and someone in a university in Argentina contributing some features does not “approve” of anything because she did
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by kortilla 1y ago
That’s a fun trope but it’s a terrible outcome for shareholders.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Jane Goodall did not have tenure
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by kortilla 1y ago
That same thing happens with accountants and lawyers. I’ve dealt with terrible of both that were just good enough to not get disbarred or lose their license. I don’t think you have a salient point here.
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by kortilla 1y ago
They abuse their following gained from expertise to talk about stuff they have no expertise in.
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by kortilla 1y ago
>LLM code output can be tested as it is generated, whereas its advice on accounting and contract law can only be tested by domain experts, who you can just pay for this advice without involving the LLM. Assuming that passing some tests m
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by kortilla 1y ago
That doesn’t matter and it’s not any different than 20 years ago. New findings could be published in medical journals that nobody in the public hears about and some quack on Howard Stern could spew to millions.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Lack of self control or awareness. People make the mistake of thinking that because they are informed on one topic that happens to be political that their opinions on other political topics are relevant. I’m fine seeing scientists arguing f
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by kortilla 1y ago
If you think either of those represent any meaningful portion of science you need to re-evaluate your understanding of science because it’s based on a layman’s perspective. If you’re not actually involved in science you only see the scienti
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by kortilla 1y ago
Markets with prices fixed by the government have fixed prices. This isn’t interesting for markets
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by kortilla 1y ago
You care about small costs but not the large ones. Even with a relatively large deductible it’s irrelevant to you if your hospital charges $50k or $90k for a surgery. $6500 is nothing once surgery, radiation, and/or anesthesiology ente
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by kortilla 1y ago
That Biden rule never rolled out according to the article. So what would be changing?
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by kortilla 1y ago
I think this one is required federally because every US airline allows this that I’ve flown.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Yes, exactly. They want to avoid the upcharge for seat selection so they roll the dice and hope.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Some seats are worth more than others (aisle/window vs middle). Putting families together means giving “preferred seats” away for no premium.
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by kortilla 1y ago
You didn’t know how to pay for gas so you felt like you were in a country built on hidden slavery!?
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by kortilla 1y ago
But they did disappear. Your disdain for unskilled cooking doesn’t offset the fact that it still became a family tradition. The entire point of the article is that these aren’t just corporate trash products. They stick around long enough an
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by kortilla 1y ago
None of those security guarantees matter when you take out the sandbox, which is exactly what server-side JS does. The isolated context is gone and a single instance of code talking to an individual client has access to your entire database
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by kortilla 1y ago
Thankfully neither of those are required in the US.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Wait until you see the family recipes for limoncello.
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by kortilla 1y ago
Do you mill your own flour? Or do you just use some boxes commercial mix like a filthy commoner?

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