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kunley
2y ago
In the world of legal consequences it is not. Or please explain.
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It is really hard to believe that no one defends antirez&co as protecting themselves from greedy overpriced SaaS businesses who were parasiting others hard work. What about them saases breaking a social contract of giving reasonable pri
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kunley
2y ago
There was no crypto stuff during the floppy times, and that's a lot of extra code
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2y ago
Oversimplifying warning: Must of the problems described here come from a cultural setup that you can't tell or even suggest your managers that they are stupid and/or someone above them is even more stupid. I noticed that this is e
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2y ago
Being CGo-free is very desirable when you can't/don't want/don't bother to link C library deps for some reason. On example when you don't want to do that is cross-compiling for another architecture and not real
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2y ago
Yeah this gentleman is Jan Mercl and is quite known in the Go community. I think his most known project is the sqlite driver in pure Go, as opposed to mattn's driver. Modernc.org is kind of umbrella of his projects.
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2y ago
Once I got fired because commented when boss smoked weed at work and liked to be intoxicated at workplace by other means as well. Who can beat that
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2y ago
Speed, anyone? How long does it take to update a table of, say, 1k rows? 1m rows? Same when subqueries and joins are involved to calculate what's to be updated?
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2y ago
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2y ago
"No artificial colors or sweeteners" yet the main color is pink.
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2y ago
Ok that's very helpful, thank you.
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2y ago
I don't _need_ their news, was interested in what somebody else finds interesting and looks like that other person _needed_ this particular news source, so keep in mind that your attribution of begging is rather a symptom of trying to
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Go memory regions (arena-like)
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2y ago
My questions and remarks had nothing to do with the way how you allocate memory in programs.
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kunley
2y ago
Hey Mr Loris. Well, your explanation doesn't really tell why do I call .deinit() on a structure before alllocator() call and calling all the rest important stuff on a structure after such call. I think you guys, while doing great job b
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2y ago
Even more unfriendly-yet-typical line is where you create an allocator, and few lines further you run allocator() method on it, to get ...an allocator (but you had it already! Or maybe you didn't ?) Same: you create Writer, but then yo
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2y ago
Not sure what you mean. LLM output will be used at places beyond your control and then information coming from it will be placed as legitimate, because people generally don't care about the outcomes of their actions. So talking about w
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2y ago
Are you sure it's intentional? A paragraph further down they are using placeholders with underscores
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2y ago
Reminds the Belters from The Expanse
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2y ago
Looks useful. Btw, $MAIN-CLASS is a terrible name to be used in the examples, its idea was to resemble shell variables I guess, but they can't have minus sign inside. Few paragraphs below there is another example of multi-word token an
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2y ago
He does have a point tho, at least partly Germany is using the "we are all Europeans" agenda in their own interest. Normal folks just don't care that much about politics tho and embrace their own culture.
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2y ago
Anything more about the company, founders, affiliations..?
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2y ago
Main and often repeated argument against Electron is that it has a browser embedded inside, and that's why it's so bloated, slow and taking up so much memory. Yet you give counterexample of using... a browser as a client/fron
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2y ago
what makes you think that current direction of AI development would lead to making less mistakes than humans do, as opposed to repeating same miskates plus hallucinating more?
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2y ago
Very good point. How was the 25% measured?
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2y ago
I was rather under impression that this whole news source was just spreading things catchy but made up, including said carbomolecule..
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2y ago
Just saying that on the same webpage there was a link to an article about the guy with three p*nises...
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2y ago
Idiots who mismanage should be fired instead of people who provide the value. Aaand, there are companies where it happens
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A number of fractal generators on various architectures, ranging from C64 to modern Linux.
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I rather think what booking.com is really trying to do is to get money from car rental and flight ticket companies for embedding links to their sales. I mean, it's meant to bring benefit to them, not to the user.
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