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by malux85 2y ago
Yeah my dad is 74 and he says the same thing, in many ways he is still a child, I don’t mean that in a negative way for him, just that he hasn’t matured “on a spiritual level” for lack of a better term. I’m 39 and I’m now the “head of the f
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Yeah I was like this for a while - I still felt 19 until I was about 35, then something changed nearly overnight, A calmness and matureness came over me, I don’t feel old, but I feel like I understand the world a lot better, my tastes chang
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How would that be defined? What about low CVEs? Does that mean a company cant release a keyboard while theres unpatched network switches? What about devices that are hybrid like no releasing DSL modems but what if it has an integrated switc
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Canary deploy dude (or dude-ette), route 0.001% of service traffic and then slowly move it over. Then set error budgets. Then a bad service wont "bring down production". Thats how we did it at Google (I was part of the core team r
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by malux85 2y ago
Me too, there was a real “wow” moment for me when I went into the computer store at like age 14 and saw it running, it really started to show what computers were capable of to me
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Collect more data and decide in realtime. Start giving them the detail mixed with humour if you can - and read their body language.
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Yeah mercury was my first thought too
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> The runes burned with what looked like fire, but were cold to the touch. John felt a growing attraction to the chair, it MUST be his, he MUST keep it, it came to him! His all, his … PRECIOUS.
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by malux85 2y ago
> These services retain historical records of interactions. Thats not universally true, for example AWS hosts their own version of Claude specifically for non-retention and guarantee that your data and requests are not used for training.
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I’ve been using GPU accelerated computing for more than 10 years now. I write CUDA kernels in my sleep. I have seen 10s of frameworks and 10s of chip companies come and go. I have NEVER even HEARD of Rocm, and neither has anyone in the GPU
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by malux85 2y ago
Instead of trying to decode the password from the huge decompiled file, can you use a debugger to intercept the call to sqliteopen? Or shim it out? I’m not familiar with Android development enough to know this is possible but this is what I
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by malux85 2y ago
I wasnt talking about holding stock, I was responding to this comment you said: > In our modern economy it's difficult to not be a shill in some way, shape, or form, even if you don't quite realize it consciously. Oxford dictio
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Theres a big difference between being a happy customer and being a shill.
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Because I am high in trait orderliness, conscientiousness and industriousness. That’s why startups appeal to me, because they appeal to my nature. It’s in my nature to desire being productive. So asking “why must you always be productive” o
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by malux85 2y ago
Let’s hook it up to a sentiment and toxicity model, and then if you’re being too negative online, it will start to deform you into a monster, we could have a real Picture of Dorian Gray!
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Try Civilisation, probably start with the current one - Civ 6 Then if you like it you can work your way backwards If you like a more futuristic setting then Endless space 2. Or civilisation beyond earth is really fun to colonise another pla
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Not gonna lie developing that discipline was really difficult …
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Yeah this is me too - which is why I enjoy turn based games while I’m coding, if I get stuck I distract my consciousness with 2-3 turns in Civilisation and the answer pops into my head while I’m playing. Turn based is excellent because alwa
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Exactly, cost of living is the primary reason I am without children
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I’m hiring at the moment, and the last batch of applications from the HN who’s hiring thread had about 50% LLM generated cover letters. Instant rejection. People applying: no cover letter is better than an LLM cover letter that’s telling me
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Optimising solutions is the meditative exercise for me. I enjoy running simulation after simulation after simulation, studying possible outcomes and optimising everything. Everyone is different :)
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I don’t think anyone is disputing it’s volume and fees, I think what they are pointing out is that a nontrivial, maybe majority of that, is proceeds of crime, which makes the business somewhat less attractive.
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Yeah! Much later I found fsv which was a Linux 3D filesystem viewer that was similar, And also gr_osview which was the resource monitor we saw running on one of Dennis Nerdrys monitors in one of the close-ups
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by malux85 2y ago
I’ve told this story before but I’ll tell it again - Jurassic Park got me into programming! I was 7 when it came out, and when I saw that one scene with the 3D fly over of the clouds in the approaching storm, I was hooked. Hooked like “I MU
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by malux85 2y ago
Thank you for the very thorough answer :)
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The same thing happened with the Tetris app, it turned into a money sucking pay-to-play shill. I wish indie discovery was a bit better so it was easier to find works of passion based on love and craftsmanship rather than ranking-gamed money
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by malux85 2y ago
This is pretty interesting, what's the benefit over using python so directly with java? I mean, is the overhead of having these as seperate services / processes too much? I'm not trying to provoke I'm genuinely curious a
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Yeah this was me too, I found myself fixated on the timer, then I started computing factors of the numbers in my head, then I realised I just failed at doing nothing :<
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Thank you! Yes I think mine would be a hobby farm too, I want some cute lambs and a goat and somewhere to have some orange trees, that’s about it ^.^
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by malux85 2y ago
Congrats, I’m very similar to you I’m just at the monetised it phase now, one day I hope to retire to a farm too :)

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