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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Additionally, codegen and templated metaprogramming is very fast in go. Gen + Compile + Lint + Test on Save with line-by-line coverage overlay in <10s.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Anything proprietary or specific to Kagi needs to be sanitized / made a Plugin. E.g. an error message might say "please contact support at X." It's non-trivial to make all errors generic and pluggable. It's a lot of
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
No Dylan604 is a suspected Cylon /s. Many companies will black-hole you and force infinite captias despite solving them correctly to waste resources.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
That meaning can be discarded doesn't imply it ought to be discarded. --- Morals/meaning have a shaky absolute foundation, in that deep down nothing probably matters and the universe is indifferent. However I'm a person, born
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
You're welcome! It was my way out of Nihilism. The pursuit of being good is more important and valuable than us all agreeing on what is good (or even that good exists at all). And given that goal, all you can do is try your best.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I'm curious how you reconcile the explicit rejection of morality in Nihilism with your personal morality. I feel these are in conflict. --- Longer take: Defining what is morally right requires value judgement, and Nihilism rejects mora
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
My take on Nihilism: If you've gotten to Nihilism, you have a blank slate to build what you Do believe. Ascribing meaning to things has value. For example, human life in Nihilism is unimportant, which may or may not be true, but we all
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
(I am not a scientist) the assumotion is Earth is an average lifebearing plant until proven otherwise. If you find evidence of something, you are more likely to find it in the middle if the normal distribution. The problem though is choosin
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I don't care what the limit is unless it's consistently applied. My least favorite though no limit + soft wrapping, the philosophy being the code adapts to the user, but in actuality means the file looks completely different based
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
100% I do this yearly at tax time when adding a bunch of new docs.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! I'll check it out, curious on maintenance cost though as I don't really want a project. 1 - How much time was setup? 2 - How many times did it break in the last year? 3 - How many of the summaries we
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
This is a classic "we should refactor" without understanding the original architecture/decision making. No doubt some of the issues you describe become apparent when you actually attempt the task, yet it's easy to propos
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
It's a false equivalency to expect Capitalism to produce specific laws or outcomes as it's an economic system and not a government. Both Sweden and USA are Capitalist but have very different views. You're critiquing an econom
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Can you give examples where transactions result in negative sum due to asymmetrical power, and what the proposed solution is? From my limited perspective, unless you actually do get rid of private ownership imbalances will exist and Power
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Capitalism is based on the notion trade and commerce is not Zero-sum, as compared to mercantilism which it replaced. Wealth of Nations is the explanation of why zero-sum thinking is wrong and that the wealth is not gold but economic capacit
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
The problem with what you describe is alert fatigue. This IS the selling point, therefore we can catch all errors! WARNING: patient medication dose higher than expected (override) WARNING: patient already received dose within recommendation
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
A junior engineer on my team asked me why we store bytes in our Blobstore/Filesystem rather than something structured like a DB. Bytes are a "narrow waist" and in-fact DBs actually use our system for storage. By supporting by
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
We are invening the problems of tomorrow by solving the problems of today, and people tend to be the constraint. Managing complexity to where a fixed team can operate the software.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Write a library, deploy it as a service if necessary.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Your description of msft sounds like current google with generative AI.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I'm friends with a dude on chrome team and used to work at Google. I describe this as a random walk of good intentioned people but where a decision will harm Google someone come out of the woodwork to block or slow it down.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
64-128GB is my current minimum due to 30+GB used by docker and a poor rdev story. Good thing it's a corp laptop.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
What will this unsafe AI do?
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Additionally, when you have a pre-release product that has largely passed small and artificial tests, you get diminishing returns on continued testing. Eventually you need to expand, despite some risk, to push the testing forward. Everyone
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
The singularity is where this works.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
As an employee of a company, I trade my time and effort for some amount of rewards. I enter deals with the expectation of stability from the other party. My unfounded Internet opinion: OpenAI just removed or reduced a large source of reward
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
It's not sneaky.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
What makes you come to that conclusion?
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
Malux razor: Never attribute to incompetence that which can be explained by Money.
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by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I may be wrong, but my read is they can be enabled and installed manually. Disabling them is not good though and removing from web store is a death sentence for commercial apps.

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