mejutoco

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by mejutoco 8mo ago
People are capable of writing correctly. Source: your post. If someone cannot be bothered, why should we bother to read what they have to say? I think it is a good signal. EDIT: plus it is not an allow or not allow. The more errors the more
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
> how's it work out when people believe in "alternative facts"? People are free to believe what they want but when a platform is overrun with bots spewing this 24/7 (reddit, for example) we are giving a platform to th
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
There are so many things here that can work: - Not having just upvote or downvote, but upvote as funny or insightful (slashdot) - Not allowing to vote or comment until some karma has been reached (new accounts inflame topics and disappear l
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
> I believe real numbers to be completely natural, but far greater mathematicians than I found them objectionable only a hundred years ago I believe even negative numbers had their detractors
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
I see. In my example they would be just types and internally a newtype string. So an object could have a field email: UnvalidatedEmail | ValidatedEmail Nothing would be nullable there in that case. You could match on the type and break if n
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
My preferred solution would be: You have 2 types UnvalidatedEmail ValidatedEmail Then ValidatedEmail is only created in the function that does the validation: a function that takes an UnvalidatedEmail and returns a ValidatedEmail or an erro
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
I think a sandbox containing a program should only output data. And that data should conform to a schema. The old difference between programs and data instead of turing-complete languages everywhere.
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
Following the RAM analogy, this sounds like saving files only in RAM, instead of creating the files in the file system, persisted on disk, and then caching it in RAM. Personally, for me without writing or sketching I cannot think complex th
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
Original claim was: > At that point, outside of FAANG and their salaries, you are spending more on AI than you are on your humans You say > Assuming 20 working days a month: that's 20k x 12 == 240k a year. So about a fresh grad&#
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
> Learning to plan things out in your head I dont think any complex plan should be planned in your head. But drawing diagrams, sketching components, listing pros and cons, 100%. Not jumping directly into coding might look more like jumpi
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
> I rather use Excel. It's likely More robust and safer than the vibe coded app that could trigger data loss / incorrectness / issues any time. Excel has had a lot of data loss / incorrectness issues. Example: https:
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
Subscribing to FAZ is closer to getting a new phone line or a gym membership than paying for a newspaper. Do they accept credit card now?
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
I agree fully, and wanted to add: for many of these services, like travel engine comparison sites, running the query itself costs money, so you do not want to make it to easy to search without booking.
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
Ironically, this sentence is called a comma splice or run-on sentence. A period or semicolon would be correct. I agree with the sentiment too, or maybe I am getting old :P
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
If hotels, or google, or travel websites wanted people to book programmatically they would have an api.Remember when Google search had an api? In the end the human is responsible for the purchase. I think when the dust settles, AI will offe
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
I use markdown files which full detail and summarized versions. I also create files just for an aspect of it (security, performance) so that it makes it easier to reference.
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
I mean, you can always evaluate the arguments instead of going by authority. It is not like famous economists or professors are always right. But if we take statements at face value and do not think critically… Also there are bad actors try
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
Remember when they would put some minor text in the dev console with some sort of challenge? That was an interesting approach.
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by mejutoco 8mo ago
People bought paintings after photography was invented, and they still do.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
It is possible I was holding it wrong. I do not doubt your experience, but it was very easy to write things that leaked memory in Flash, and it was impossible to remove those leaks sometimes. I was part of a project where a lot of effort we
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
That was what I meant indeed.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Flex player leaked memory like a sieve. After one day or so it would hang the computer. Maybe it was wrongly written, but leak it did. I have experienced it first hand. Maybe it was the standalone flex player instead of the web Flash player
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
It was also leaking memory, which made it very unsuitable for anything long running (like long-running screen displays, ask me how I know).
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Any command needs to be allowed the first time in the ui for that run or for all (add to allowlist)
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
If you give read access with their own api key they will only get read access, the access that you gave them. Not sure what is the issue.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
I think you responded to the wrong post. I did not suggest or made any of these comparisons or comments. I simply recommended a book about training dogs or other animals, and the clicker method.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
> When you train a dog, you have to give a reward very soon after the desired behavior, otherwise the dog won't associate the reward with the behavior Regarding dog training, one can use a placeholder for the reward. This is useful,
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
100%. An equivalent situation would be: Company X does not have a production-ready product, but they have thousands of employees. I guess it could be a strange flex about funding but in general it would be a bad signal.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
What about "GCP, AWS, Azure, Alibaba, Oracle" revenues?
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Hertzner?

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