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by kreetx 1y ago
I'm somewhat skeptical of taxpayer funded innovation. Seen a few Horizon grants from the side, as a citizen I'd prefer to not pay for them, but unfortunately can't opt out.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Yup, most of Eastern Europe are Balto-Slavic. While the division from the Eastern Slavic languages (Russian, Belarussian, Ukranian, etc) is distant, they are still Slavic. From Eastern Europe, only Estonian is not a Slavic language.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Can anyone make out who writes nednex.com articles?
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by kreetx 1y ago
Round, they knew, but still, to do it physically, was still somehow important - even for those who paid for it. Banal, depends on what you mean by this word.
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by kreetx 1y ago
So many interesting details there!
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by kreetx 1y ago
Wasn't it to discover alternative trade routes and also to show physically that the world is round? I think they didn't know that there were usable land to grow tobacco when they started.
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by kreetx 1y ago
[US Government] Shutdown With No Clear End Poses New Economic Threat, for those who lack the context.
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by kreetx 1y ago
IIRC, you can also use it via npx, i.e, in the terminal!
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by kreetx 1y ago
There is also https://squoosh.app/ .
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by kreetx 1y ago
While I don't dispute EV depreciation (it's a fact, no matter the explanation), then I don't think depreciation is as "huge" of a factor as you make it out to be. People buy new cars all the time, while the added ut
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by kreetx 1y ago
Just what I've heard, but an Uber driver told me how he upgraded his older Model 3 suspension to a newer variant because they attach the same way. So at least this part you can swap if you want.
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by kreetx 1y ago
You're confusing wrappers with alternatives. The comparison is more like if somebody published a script called html-to-pdf.sh which directly calls, e.g, chrome, would you want to use this script or use chrome directly? I would prefer t
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by kreetx 1y ago
"Bikeshedding" means debating over aspects that don't matter (much; i.e, color of the bike shed), the linked blog post isn't about asthetic changes.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Yet these words I've never seen. You probably do your reading in a niche environment, that is why I'm asking for any actual content. Also, unlikely that I'll debate you, I'm just only wondering what that reading material
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by kreetx 1y ago
Though it's only the name callers who know "what he has done". You should at least try make your case if you want to convince someone else.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Sure, I don't mean that anyone would look at the Latex in between. I'm just saying that if tool x directly calls tool y to do the job then might as well use tool y directly.
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by kreetx 1y ago
There are multiple ways to "depend", so if pandoc executes some external tool all of the work then might as well use that external tool directly. You will get more control over how the conversion happens, know for what search for
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by kreetx 1y ago
Nix, in addition to reproducibility, also allows you to any multiple versions of the same software, including all the dependencies of each of these. From what I remember from Gentoo, this wasn't supported by it.
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by kreetx 1y ago
It's not the shape of the API payload that is the problem, is it? Few banks have a REST API for payments is the issue IMO.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Well, this is only "a great swap" in cases where the time taken is already so high that you won't notice a 10x. But this tradeoff would actually pay off where the compile time has a similar improvement as the size.
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by kreetx 1y ago
There have been a few of these types of website designs on science/popular science topics, while very cool at first then the novelty fades - I wish they just get to the point.
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by kreetx 1y ago
I don't think LLMs are anything human language specific, so would they really shine here? I.e, COBOL and SQL may be great for humans who otherwise aren't used to programming languages, but LLMs have seen everything, and thus are a
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by kreetx 1y ago
But circumventing censorship does seem to be the intended use case, no? At leas that's how I read the article.
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by kreetx 1y ago
I would like to second this! I'm still using Keybase for e2ee git, and have been on the lookout for alternatives because Keybase isn't developed (AFAICT) and may just disappear when the people keeping it up lose interest.
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by kreetx 1y ago
Yeah, the opposition really wishes the Tesla to go down, while the car itself is becoming quite popular among regular people (now that there is an aftermarket as well - as it's such a new carmaker).
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by kreetx 1y ago
While the ad says hybrid, then I'd say for anyone not in the same city/area, this is an on-site position.
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by kreetx 1y ago
(I've a recently acquired strong opinion on MCP, beware) MCP seems to be the idea to expose literally any data source to AI agents as context. E.g, in work/business context: a database, source code, a kanban board; in private cont
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by kreetx 1y ago
Just try to bear with it and keep applying, and prepare answers for the "stupid" questions, these are not going to go away. And yes, uncertainty is always tough. You are also right in that the more deliberate way to get an increas
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by kreetx 1y ago
Using LLMs is entirely fine, but poor review for a protocol definition is ..degenerate. Aren't protocols supposed to be precise?
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by kreetx 1y ago
I'm with you on the confusion, it makes no sense at all to call it a host. MCP host should host the MCP server (yes, I know - that is yet a separate term). The MCP standard seems a mess, e.g take this paragraph from here[1] > In t

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