manoDev

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by manoDev 4mo ago
JIS screwdrivers are 100% necessary. It may seem PH fit at first, but it's _a tiny bit off_ enough to cause damage. The point of JIS is shorter and squared.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
… and you’ll have to look up the syntax every year.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
Tip: to get LN cache sizes on mac, the commmand is $ sysctl -a | grep "l.*cachesize" | gnumfmt --field=2 --to=si hw.perflevel1.l1icachesize: 132k hw.perflevel1.l1dcachesize: 66k hw.perflevel1.l2cachesize:
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by manoDev 4mo ago
Maybe read TFA. It has supporting evidence for the actual causes, not imaginary ones.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
"Idiocracy (2006)" wasn't supposed to be a documentary!
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by manoDev 4mo ago
> Programming language syntax scarcely matters. Clojure brings more than syntax though... there's an opinionated take on making all data structures immutable (as in, structural sharing [1]) by default. That's a huge difference
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by manoDev 4mo ago
I've also noticed Gmail spam filter became useless for anything but the most obvious scam/phishing, it seems any mass marketing gets thru as long as they follow some "best practices". I've been using iCloud email wi
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by manoDev 4mo ago
It doesn’t seem Berkshire is that much in the market right now.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
You're right Moore's law has been holding up, but will hit a hard limit on process node size, so all scaling will be based on multiple cores. OTH, computing per watt spent has been plateauing. If the future bottlenecks are energy
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Computing Scaling Laws(riq.net.br)
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by manoDev 4mo ago
That’s clever — am I right to think it’s the intermediate solution between locks and full STM, implemented at the kernel level, and with zero abstraction cost?
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by manoDev 4mo ago
That's impressive, too bad modern web requires more than 2000x the transistor density to run JS at decent speed. We really f*** up.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
Welcome to the future of fast-food software. Taste of deep frying and preservatives.
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by manoDev 4mo ago
I see, the issue is those parcels are mailed directly, not from a logistics operation already inside EU borders. In my country the government is pushing those companies to have local warehouses. So if items are bulk imported by the marketpl
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by manoDev 4mo ago
Isn't there some kind of law to disallow imports without a CE / RoHS / etc label? Why allow it to enter the EU, and then fine the seller afterwards?
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by manoDev 4mo ago
The design language is a departure from usual Ferrari design, but I actually enjoyed the "smooth pebble" aerodynamic design of the exterior. It will certainly stand out in the sea of exaggerated angular shaped designs in the road.
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by manoDev 5mo ago
Javascript was a mistake.
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by manoDev 5mo ago
“Spread democracy” means “manipulate public opinion to submit to USA”. That includes censoring content that threatens puppet governments.
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by manoDev 5mo ago
> I hope the speech isn't something dumb like "remember only humans have souls" because I think that's really premature and pretty obvious that AIs are not people at this point. I hope it is , because we already have
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by manoDev 5mo ago
That's just the experience any executive with a secretary or personal assistant is used to having. If AI allows more people to have such a premium experience, that's a use of technology that makes a lot more sense than all the &qu
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by manoDev 5mo ago
No? What’s the Chinese Elon Musk/DOGE fiasco equivalent?
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by manoDev 5mo ago
> Our internal intuition about right and wrong seems to leave us at an early age. I think it’s the opposite - Kant did too. But modern way of life don’t leave time and space for people to think about right and wrong. One really has to el
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by manoDev 5mo ago
Doesn’t read like a defense of Gawker to me, rather a demonstration of power. Thiel didn’t sue the company directly over what got published about him, but instead funded a different lawsuit with the intent of destroying the company.
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by manoDev 5mo ago
> So - as long as they are in their 'CEO box' - that's fine - they should not be famous, not be giving lectures, influencing politics so much. They can make 'whatever' and want 'more equity'. Like China
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by manoDev 5mo ago
Many small companies focusing on their niches is the entire reason VC works — risk spread across the portfolio. It’s pretty obvious. The book indoctrinates founders to act aligned with VCs best interests, not necessarily the company/em
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by manoDev 5mo ago
> These politics do not stay inside the United States. In Brazil in 2022 and 2023, Musk’s platform X amplified supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro before and after an election Bolsonaro lost. When the Brazilian Supreme Court or
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by manoDev 5mo ago
Now ? Intelligence agencies have been doing this for decades. There’s a reason social media and the web had some much money and support behind its adoption, and why the US in particular forces its view of free speech worldwide, it’s a way
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by manoDev 5mo ago
I wonder if there’s any study linking C-section birth, autism and microbiota? Or newborns that have to stay in incubators? I understand a newborn gets its microbiota naturally by contact with the mom in the first days, maybe all the steril
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by manoDev 5mo ago
Is symbol manipulation reasoning? If so, machines have always been capable of reasoning, we just instructed them with a language other than English.
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by manoDev 5mo ago
It’s easy to see the conceptual integrity in good software, architecture, design and movies — or the lack of this quality in the bad ones. Vibe coded software is the Marvel green screen movie equivalent.

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