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maleldil
4y ago
Why do you believe that users will start using this "AI AdBlock"? Regular ad blockers are enough to cover current ads. Google also controls the main browser in the biggest mobile OS (Chrome on Android), and it doesn't support
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4y ago
Python supports `Union[int, float]` or `int | float` after 3.10.
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The InstructGPT paper only explains the RLHF part of how ChatGPT works. There's reason to believe that isn't enough to achieve ChatGPT's performance and behaviour (e.g. [1]). There are other components that make ChatGPT more
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4y ago
Where's the ChatGPT paper?
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4y ago
> remapping jk in insert mode results in lag after typing 'j' It only creates lag if you actually want to type 'jk'. Otherwise, you keep typing like normal, and it doesn't matter. You should be able to config the
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4y ago
If you're entering normal mode for one or two commands at a time, that could be problem. However, if you're fast at entering normal (i.e. use jj, fd, Caps Lock as Esc, etc.), that's not a meaningful overhead. On the other han
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4y ago
What should one do instead?
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4y ago
I'm not familiar with the research you mention (it would be great if you could cite it), but from reading and thinking about this, I'd say that happiness is intrinsic, and that external factors can't change it. If you were mi
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4y ago
Works fine for me on Firefox 110, macOS Monterey 12.6.3, M1 Pro. Perhaps it's an extension?
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Why is it so difficult for you to accept that others don't share your taste? I've never been into dancing but decided to take some classes with friends because that sounded fun, and realised that I truly don't like dancing. I
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4y ago
That doesn't matter if you're writing a REST api. If you're writing a CLI app, then I agree that's a problem.
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> It's likely true for straight up wasteful languages but very unlikely for more optimized runtimes. What are you comparing it to? I believe parent meant that even if you clone everywhere, your code is still more likely to be faster
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4y ago
It's amazing how the "Java is slow" myth survives to this day.
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4y ago
> 2. install the latest LTS Rust Rust doesn't have LTS versions. Regardless, the project should mention a specific version for Rust and Node, just to be safe. Besides that, PurpleRamen is right. None of this seems like a terminal&#x
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4y ago
Isn't that a very strong argument against telemetry? If it's generally understood that users don't want opt-out telemetry, why are people insisting on it?
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Your comment is unclear. Which one is different?
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4y ago
It's not "pipelines". It's just an overloaded bitwise-or operator.
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4y ago
Rust has the upper hand for incrementally replacing Python modules. With PyO3[0], you can seamlessly replace existing Python code with native extensions written in Rust. If your use case is to replace entire tools, and your team isn't
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4y ago
Can you elaborate on Kitty or Alacritty? I couldn't find anything. In fact, the documentation is hostile again tmux [0]. [0] https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/faq/#i-am-using-tmux-and-hav...
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> Do Brazil have anything similar with auditors or inspectors? Every year before elections, the government entity responsible for the voting machines invites hackers to run penetration tests [0]. > Or at least some crypto connecting t
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> I would hate to be running a release build with this The usual argument is that the program would be in an invalid state if the condition was reached, so the only option is to crash. If it turns out it's a valid state, then the pr
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It terminates the program with panic! https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/macro.unreachable.html
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With superior reasoning abilities. Extra sensors generating more data make reasoning simpler.
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> knowledgeable Christians refer to God as the creator in the sense of (1) How does this relate to the idea of creation in 7 days? Doesn't it imply that creation is something that happened in a particular point in time (ie the first
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Framing this as learning is unhelpful. Copilot isn't just learning. It can reproduce code it saw during training verbatim. It will even reproduce the GPLv3 licence itself. If you copy-paste code from a GPLv3-licenced sourced without at
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4y ago
Do you think it's unreasonable to assume that an app written in Rust will be smaller, use less memory and be safer than a similar app written in JavaScript?
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4y ago
I don't understand what you mean. Can you provide an example?
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I never got the point against meaningful whitespace. It's indentation. You already indent blocks anyway; the only difference is that you don't need braces or begin/end. I also did not understand your point about "lack of
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4y ago
Why Brave for streaming?
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> they don't allow selecting multiple lines that don't follow each other. 3dd won't work. You can use registers, though: 1. "ayy for the first line 2. "Ayy for the subsequent lines (repeat using .) 3. "ap to
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