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Ask HN: A kernel module that adds a syscall
1 points by matt3210 3y ago|1 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
“Developers, developers, developers…”
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by matt3210 3y ago
Remember the saying “it the government was in charge of sand in the desert, there’d be a sand shortage within a year”.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Software development isn’t going anywhere. Just learn the new tools. Current AI can’t do anything more than templated copy paste and semantic search. Honestly for engineering, AI is only good and boiler plate and reminding you of thing you
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by matt3210 3y ago
I need this based on city tiers. I live in SF which is no where near these averages and medians
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by matt3210 3y ago
Does anyone know a similar article using c/c++? Interesting concept.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Today there is a correlation between women’s rights and reproductive rate. I wonder if that correlation existed during the era represented in the study. If so, it must have been particularly brutal.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Imagine what the classified systems do… ufo sighting explained I bet
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by matt3210 3y ago
Rust is memory safe if you chose to use it that way. So is c/c++. Rust has no “defined behavior”, unlike c/c++ which has clear defined behavior (via the standard). Yes I jump to rust when it’s not mentioned… copium
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by matt3210 3y ago
When do these arguments become agism? Are we assuming 70 year olds are less capable?
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by matt3210 3y ago
At some point denominations will be 2^20 USD per note. As inflation grows, in the USA and others, a 64bit won’t be enough. Money is imaginary store of value we all agree on. The actual number changes.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Why this instead of clion?
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by matt3210 3y ago
The older versions should be subject to those original ToS, retroactive ToS changes are poor treatment.
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by matt3210 3y ago
It had that stuff 120 years ago for sure, imagine what it has now. Visuals from Webb that are 10,000s of LY away could seem barren of life, while they are currently bustling with space faring civilizations
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by matt3210 3y ago
It sucks. Get ready to do lots of non technical stuff for running a business
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by matt3210 3y ago
ddos’d frowny face
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by matt3210 3y ago
I spent more time that I am willing to admit trying to get the business people to use GIT instead of 20 files each with "copy...copy of copy... copy of copy of copy). It turns out that while everyone needs version control, normies are
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by matt3210 3y ago
https://www.pave.com/
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How is a platform like HTTPS://www.pave.com/ not considered corporate collusion
2 points by matt3210 3y ago|1 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
If the LLM generation cannot be copyrighted, then it cannot violate a copyright...right?
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Ask HN: If my LLM generates a script similar to a TV show, can I use it?
6 points by matt3210 3y ago|7 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
This is a psy-op to get AMD to have this horrible management structure.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Good point
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Ask HN: AI copyright Law: Can a TV producer copyright a script generated by AI?
1 points by matt3210 3y ago|3 comments
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by matt3210 3y ago
It’s much harder than you make it out to be.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Typical… during peace time nations often get complacent. During healthy time, nations often get complacent. I thought it would take longer given just two years ago most stuff was shut down.
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by matt3210 3y ago
Roll up the windows too
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by matt3210 3y ago
Great timing!
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by matt3210 3y ago
I don’t see any ads on any of those mentioned pages…
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by matt3210 3y ago
Especially since the extra cost will certainly be passed onto the customer anyway. That’s a small bump for a 4.99 game, but a 20% bump for a 1$ mobile game

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