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by krick 3mo ago
My bad. Indeed it does. Not sure what was the problem for me the first time.
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by krick 3mo ago
I'm totally fine with the way it works, because, well, it's a game, losing should be losing. I mean, I kinda want to continue, but I'm glad I'm not allowed to. I didn't make it. There will be another chance tomor
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by krick 3mo ago
To be fair, the courts in USA apparently have a different definition of tracking than all normal people do. Speaking of car movements, Flock claims this isn't tracking people based on some legalese mumbojumbo. Obviously, this and GPs c
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by krick 3mo ago
This is all great, but, really, "Open" in "Openprinter" is enough of a sales pitch, because we all know what's the problem with all other printers. I don't need to scroll through all these pretty pictures of ha
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by krick 3mo ago
Well, but that's kinda the point, isn't it? You know that other mechanisms are possible, but you opted out for a user systemd file. I know that too, and I also just use systemd for that. Because the alternative doesn't look m
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by krick 3mo ago
But if you are gonna extract and open-source the whole self-contained tool, why not just do that and then install in whatever project like you install any other 3rd party tool?
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by krick 3mo ago
I get it that there are use-cases for this, but it's surprising to learn that apparently use-case space is big enough for it to invite a creation of a dedicated tool. I mean that the fact you need it is a bit shameful on its own, no? U
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by krick 3mo ago
Even though the premise sounds true (kind of, sort of), everything about the post makes me question it. And it's not just that Stroustrup is among the last men I'd trust about syntax design, every example in the post just feels wr
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by krick 3mo ago
Are these even real countries at this point? Also, it's not even about privacy, AFAIK pretty much any country will try to protect you from accessing something they don't like you to access, and in most cases it's some half-as
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by krick 3mo ago
But there never really was a moat in LLM?.. I mean, I don't know where you stand, but my perception is that we all kinda knew that the whole time since 2017, and really knew that since DeepSeek. What they really care about is: 1. Cus
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by krick 4mo ago
Really enjoyed the article, even though it's not a new topic to me, but still it was very interesting, very nicely written and I still managed to pick up a couple of new details. To be fair to Jurassic Park, though, at least in the boo
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by krick 4mo ago
> But I do agree with your point, these days, I hope we're better about studying the potential dangers of current technologies we use. Sorry, but this is just pure "Gell-Mann amnesia effect" vibe to me. I mean, you've
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by krick 4mo ago
Doesn't even matter if the story is real, because there are definitely a thousand cases like that which are real, but it annoys me to no end that actual people spend their actual finite life time reacting to posts and issue tickets cre
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by krick 4mo ago
I guess then you wouldn't mind if I cut you in order to verify you indeed aren't a steak, would you?
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by krick 6mo ago
You believe. So it applies to projects you maintain. It doesn't mean it applies to project I maintain, or anybody else maintains. So this shouldn't be any more default than any other mode. And probably less default, since people g
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by krick 6mo ago
It's good that he is upfront about it, but this surely shouldn't be taken as a general advice, since everybody has his own preferences. So this really shouldn't be a blogpost, but rather a "Contributing Guidelines"
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by krick 6mo ago
I'm curious what was this about.
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by krick 6mo ago
Oh, glad you are still here. Because I kept wondering about 1/(x-y), and came to the conclusion it actually cannot do nearly as much as eml. So maybe you could confirm if I understood your assumptions correctly and help me to sort it o
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by krick 6mo ago
Not sure if it's true. I mean, I do agree with the core of it, but how do you even do PRs and resolve conflicts, if there are no branches and a developer cannot efficiently update his code against the last (remote) version of master br
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by krick 6mo ago
It's not about being costly or not, this is completely irrelevant to the point being made. eml is just some abstract function, that maps ℝ² to ℝ. Same as every other mathematical function it is only really defined by the infinite set o
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by krick 6mo ago
Not sure why this is "hilarious", but it's very nice. I almost wish I was keeping this history too, even though I never really even had a "PC" as this separate major thing, I just have a bunch of various devices tha
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by krick 6mo ago
> using EML trees as trainable circuits ..., I demonstrate the feasibility of exact recovery of closed-form elementary functions from numerical data at shallow tree depths up to 4 That's awesome. I always wondered if there is some w
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by krick 6mo ago
Is it exclusively football or do they try to fight piracy this way for some other major streaming events? I am just curious, because it's just comical to go this far over some dumb ball-game.
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by krick 6mo ago
This tragism and pathos of it is almost comical. A wounded Twitter warrior heavily sitting in his chair, wiping sweat from his forehead with a sleeve of his blood-stained shirt. "I'll keep fighting. Just Not on X", he mutters
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by krick 6mo ago
So, anyway, how do we make sure that our phones don't turn into a pumpkin on a set date? I suppose it's all shit long term, but at the very least I don't want to be forced to look for a solution before I need a new phone. So,
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by krick 6mo ago
I remember the story of it being made, and I seem to even remember there was some very generous bounty attached, but I never got the point of it. I mean, honestly, ISBN is a pretty problematic thing on its own, especially today, when self-p
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by krick 6mo ago
It is not for you to decide what one should or shouldn't do. Plenty of people want to gamble, and don't give a fuck of what you think they should or shouldn't do. And they are right: it's none of your fucking business. K
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by krick 6mo ago
All this fearmongering about decision markets lately is really annoying. If you don't like gambling — just don't gamble and shut the fuck up. It's not for you to decide if gambling is good or bad for me. If I am stupid enough
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by krick 7mo ago
And if you want to ignore what you want rg to ignore, not what you want git to ignore? Can you do that?
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by krick 7mo ago
It's good if they can share syntax. You use the same English words to ask Alice and Bob questions, but when you say "So, tell me, Alice…" you don't want Bob to answer you instead. Using another tool's config by defa

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