matsemann

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by matsemann 1mo ago
Yet, here you are, commenting :)
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by matsemann 1mo ago
> people constantly self-diagnosing Is this actually happening widely, or just in some spaces and it blows it out of proportions? > constantly seeking to remind both yourself and society of your neurodivergency and any shortcomings yo
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by matsemann 1mo ago
Or your behavior is different on a cloudy day? More covered in clothes, not sitting still in the sun at the beach all day etc.
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by matsemann 1mo ago
means "to step" or "step on" in Swedish, at least.
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by matsemann 1mo ago
I grew up in a small town in the mountains in Norway. There is a children's "hospital" there (Geilomo Barnesykehus), where kids come to live because they can't live in the cities. Kids with severe asthma, eczema and some
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by matsemann 1mo ago
His book was discussed at the time here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30320639
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by matsemann 1mo ago
Python: absolutely necessary due to the amount of processes and various deployments to run an application once it grows. Java: never felt the need even on quite big apps. As it's much easier to share a connection pool locally, it'
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by matsemann 1mo ago
I mainly press "past" in the top menu and skim the top posts of the previous days. It doesn't surface every interesting post/discussion, but most of it. There's also the "hidden" https://news.yc
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by matsemann 1mo ago
Yeah, saying it's verified with tests is kinda moot when the code change can just modify the same tests or verifications that will be run on it.
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by matsemann 1mo ago
They (companyin the article) don't, though, hence the question. Is there even one set of eyes on this code, given the amount of agents they use?
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by matsemann 1mo ago
Try taking the lane without being seen as confrontational, heh.
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by matsemann 1mo ago
> And you can no longer separate bicyclists from the motorized regulation-circumventing bikes and scooters Why not? Why should how someone else acts impact what you think of me? I see this all the time in these discussions. Cyclists are
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by matsemann 2mo ago
Where can the data be found? Would be nice if the map supported date filtering to see trends, but also to avoid lots of (in the future) old data. Like easily select only a specific year, last week etc.
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I saw someone bike with their kids to school in a protected (raised) cycle lane. A narcissistic driver came and drove over the curb and parked in it. No easy way to to the sidewalk due to a fence and plants. The kids therefore had to go aro
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by matsemann 2mo ago
The reason some pedestrians feel cyclists pose a bigger threat than drivers, is mostly due to car centric infrastructure. Cars get all the room, and cyclists&pedestrians get clumped together. Of course you see little conflicts with cars
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I've previously asked my municipality for numbers on how many tickets they give for cars illegally parked in cycle lanes. It was something like ~6 a day in total. Between over a hundred city officers out and about to ticket stuff. Whic
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by matsemann 2mo ago
https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/solar/2026-august-12 Nice page showing where it will be, with times and visualizations for any point/city.
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by matsemann 2mo ago
There are millions of games. When choosing which one to play, you've normally chosen one that looks polished over one that does not, because of what it signals. Now that signal is gone, can't easily discern what's a sloppy cr
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by matsemann 2mo ago
Norway has the same law. I get no spam calls like this from Norway. What I do get is spam calls from abroad. Often with a spoofed Norwegian number. Why can't operators block this? I know call centers and various things need to "sp
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by matsemann 2mo ago
At a certain bet size it would almost be self-fulfilling, heh, as one side would be very incentivized to keep at least that url working (buying the domain + hosting it if the page were to die)
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by matsemann 2mo ago
Simon's really doesn't bring anything useful to the table. One question I'm stuck with after reading is why . Why did the agents do these things? I get them being adamant on getting internet, but why did they continue? Why h
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by matsemann 2mo ago
That's an incredibly dishonest characterization of what I wrote. Please re-read the guidelines of the site, they say exactly not to do that. > saying that you should be entitled to behave as you please because you are a paying cust
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by matsemann 2mo ago
No, the first case I used their website in a way that gave them a sale, which is why they have it. Why is it a straw man case when it's reality? Don't argue in bad faith, please. Express your reasoning, like I did, don't just
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by matsemann 2mo ago
My experience is that your description works for a certain time, since you're knowledgeable of the codebase and can guide it. But after too many iterations with not hand-holding the llm, it quickly gets unwieldy.
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I use this. Buy a domain, set up a cloud flare pages that builds an Astro page on git push, served statically for free.
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I don't disagree, but there is a sliding scale here. For instance, I wanted to buy a piece of equipment the other day from a local company for a specific usecase. I wanted to find a specific price/weight/specs ratio, and aske
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by matsemann 2mo ago
> Just asking these questions underscores lack of understanding how things are usually done in Django and Python in general. No, it doesn't. It's fair to criticize the consequences of this approach to coding.
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I honestly think the wikipedia article is too complicated. My own image example here as an another attempt to explain: https://imgur.com/a/5ZQIJDb Mapping the cost of something (like an algorithm), and the time it take
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by matsemann 2mo ago
My thesis many years ago was on multi-objective optimization using evolutionary algorithms (in my profile), and maintaining a wide pareto front was what most algorithms (like NSGA-II) were attempting. If all individuals cluster around a sma
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by matsemann 2mo ago
I really like the ORM and the migrations, but some parts I really dislike. They're maybe not Django's fault, but how it's used most places: * Models being passed around everywhere, queries happening everywhere. I prefer havin

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