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by lucisferre 2y ago
I read it about the same time. My friends and I (all of whom declared Physics and most of us switched to other majors before graduating) had tears in our eyes reading it. Funniest thing I had ever read. I'm glad he's doing well.
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by lucisferre 2y ago
Can you elaborate? What would you ask it about what people are saying on Twitter and what kind of response would be interesting and potentially valuable?
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by lucisferre 2y ago
As much as this comes across as an obvious strawman, it is also consistent with Scrum in practice. Scrum proponents constantly suffer from the "no true Scotsman" fallacy exactly because in practice Scrum inevitably resembles it&#x
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by lucisferre 2y ago
In my experience many software teams work exactly in this way, even if many do not. There is often one lead that drives a lot of the architectural decisions and champions things like code quality and best practices.
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by lucisferre 2y ago
My wife and I had planned a trip with kids on the sleeper cars from Vancouver to San Diego (with some stops along the way). We thought it would be a fun adventure. After taking a trip to just Tacoma to catch a flight from there she told me
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by lucisferre 2y ago
Is battery life decent on these new PCs? Does sleep work properly?
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by lucisferre 2y ago
That was really the worst part of the post. Just the total lack of self awareness. "Look it is clearly the best tool, all we have to do is rebuild it completely from the ground up."
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by lucisferre 2y ago
Yet another Mercurial-stan convinced of their "rightness" in the face of the overwhelming popularity of the alternative. Just blame "Github" and the "cool kids" for picking the "wrong thing". I used M
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by lucisferre 2y ago
Because it makes an exciting sounding headline that means nothing practically speaking.
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by lucisferre 2y ago
Good luck with that.
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by lucisferre 2y ago
I think this is a great question and one I keep mulling over. I've been evaluating paid AI products like Co-pilot to try to determine if there is enough general purpose value there to justify it's cost. At $360 a year, the product
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by lucisferre 2y ago
I have used D3 extensively to the point of building integrations for AngularJS and Angular for it. I have always found it to be exceptionally unintuitive even if it is quite powerful. It is easy to get wrong, hard to debug and hard to grok.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Brogrammers...
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Yeah that would be pretty amazing.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Arrrg, this is what I get for answering this while distracted, I did not multiply by 8. So it was 400cf or 0.4kcf for $10, so yeah you are right. That's actually not terribly far off their white paper actually. It's not as good as
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by lucisferre 3y ago
I have not done the math here in a long time, but as I understand it: You could produce about 8KG of CH4 with 2KG of H2 and 6KG of C or 22KG of CO2. At $250/MT would work out to about $5.50 and the 2kg of H2 would be $5 assuming $2.50&
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by lucisferre 3y ago
As far as I understand, Command isn't an equivalent to Ctrl, it is proprietary to the OS like the Win key in Windows.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Simple they just have a minimum fee, book whatever days you want.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
They should ban any hosts that require guests to do cleaning to be honest.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
I think it is implied that they showed people what the change would look like and that it did not threaten their jobs.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
No one said anything about the implementation of the function. Not understanding what rebase is and does would imply not understanding how git actually works. For example you mentioned that you know what git pull does. Are you aware that de
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by lucisferre 3y ago
I mean that's certainly an opinion, but I'm not sure I'd be confident hiring someone into a company that uses a tool that the candidate hates so passionately. Also Git and Mercurial are about the same age and less than 20 y
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by lucisferre 3y ago
It is a simple matter of having current and relevant knowledge for the role. Would I hire a junior developer who didn't know much or even anything about using git? Probably. Would I question the seniority of a so-called senior develope
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by lucisferre 3y ago
I get what you are saying about this being easily available information. However, an interviewer might still view this simple test as demonstrating a character flaw. Rebase is a very basic and common command available in a tool you use ever
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Until the nuisance aspects of Windows improves I can't see myself ever moving back from a Mac. I say that knowing that there are problems with Macs as well, but Microsoft has absolutely zero respect for their customers.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Others have provided explanations for things like object persistence, for example keeping a memory of the rendering outside of the frame. The comment from the expert is definitely interesting and compelling, but clearly still speculation ba
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by lucisferre 3y ago
It seems very dangerous to assume claims without evidence are obvious.
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by lucisferre 3y ago
Just having a better or bigger model? Better training data, better feedback process, etc. Seems more likely then "it can simulate reality". Also I take anecdotal reviews like that with a grain of salt. I follow numerous AI groups
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by lucisferre 3y ago
> since it is trained to simulate the real world Is it though? Or is this just marketing?
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by lucisferre 3y ago
I can't speak for this specific change, but I recently subscribed to CityTV on Amazon Prime and in addition to paying and extra $5/mo. there were ads. The Ad system was insanely broken. Ads played at least every 10 minutes and oft

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