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by lopatin 3y ago
I’m surprised Visa isn’t #1. Intuitively they seem to have it the easiest: take a cut of almost every purchase in the US.
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by lopatin 4y ago
There seem to be a lot of, erm "thought leaders", taking about AGI and Skynet currently. As if AGI is required for an AI to go rogue, but I don't see why that's the case. In the time that it takes us to even define what
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by lopatin 4y ago
I always schedule my appointments at 1PM for this exact reason (lawyers, doctors, etc..). I want them at their best, happiest selves.
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by lopatin 4y ago
It just seems like an emotional reaction rather than practical advice.
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by lopatin 4y ago
My intuition is that it will not change. I feel like there are two classes of people who use Brave: 1. Hype driven people who crypto ads work well on. 2. Privacy driven tech people who are pretty much non-monetizable. Self-service ads are u
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by lopatin 4y ago
Will you do that right away, or wait for LangChain's fall from grace?
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by lopatin 4y ago
I see. So is the idea to avoid companies that are getting resources to improve their product and grow faster?
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by lopatin 4y ago
What will you use instead? Fixie?
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by lopatin 4y ago
What's the reason to install Linux for non-tech people?
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by lopatin 4y ago
What kinds of kludges are you referring to about reading Aurora binlog? I’ve been using Debezium to read the binlog to transition off of aurora and it works as expected.
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by lopatin 4y ago
Just remember to follow their guidelines for proper badge formatting.
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by lopatin 4y ago
Imagine a hypothetical scenario: Someone is buying office chairs and Google has two search results for it. The first is a forum thread with 3 posts on it. A couple people posted their arm chair opinions (no pun intended) and experiences wit
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by lopatin 4y ago
SEO has always been a war. Spammers automate spam. Google comes up with ingenious ways to combat it. Spammers adapt. I keep hearing that Google search is nothing but SEO optimized, affiliate link riddled content nowadays. I don’t disagree.
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by lopatin 4y ago
If it answers correctly, I wonder how much of that answer will be due to reasoning and how much will be because it’s already seen the answer.
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by lopatin 4y ago
Even after I saw it has a half-baked custom IDE, I still thought maybe I could give it the benefit of the doubt. "Maybe it has some niche purpose and there is actually some cult/community? Let's check the Community menu link.
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by lopatin 4y ago
It sounds like they need more money to scale the shared stack
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by lopatin 4y ago
I've never used LiveView. Why is an asynchronous programming model required to pull it off?
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by lopatin 4y ago
Say I want to write an app, deploy it, and never think about it again. What's the easiest way to do this? Fly.io? AWS Lambda?
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by lopatin 4y ago
I just assumed the repair kit is for anything the Nokia is dropped on rather than the phone itself.
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by lopatin 4y ago
> 3. Publish 1-10% of the data What?
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by lopatin 4y ago
Maybe the internet is actually that terrible now, and Google is just the messenger?
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by lopatin 4y ago
How does having the option to listen to podcasts on Spotify negatively impact my music listening experience?
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by lopatin 4y ago
Sorry what’s bad about making profit from market inefficiencies?
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by lopatin 4y ago
I thought I understood the basics of Haskell but this post makes me realize why my day job consists of Java now.
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by lopatin 4y ago
It's trained to say it doesn't have information to recent data, such as today's weather. But for questions that aren't based on recent data, it should still be able to say "i don't know" or "that ques
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by lopatin 4y ago
I thought fanboyism was one of the first principles.
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by lopatin 4y ago
I always thought it was “generate” and that something about the implementation/immutableness required the server to be “generated” at runtime. I never did any actual Erlang programming, it’s just how my brain plugged in the gaps when I
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by lopatin 4y ago
My experience with AWS support is that they ask you if your issue has been resolved, and then let you close the ticket. But it sounds like GCP just closes the ticket for you if the support guy think it's not an issue, even if you disag
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by lopatin 4y ago
I don't follow. Python's static types can be gradually introduced to an untyped code base. Sure, they may be unhelpful if you don't use them everywhere. But how can they be painful? It's not like they prevent your code f
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by lopatin 4y ago
I also don't have experience with it, but have heard from friends that a big part of the appeal is that there are certain trainers that you can follow. I guess they're like influencers/trainers, that "ride" along wi

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