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751.
by melony 5y ago
Make it non-readable for the program.
752.
by melony 5y ago
It is easy to when there are fewer academics around. Higher education was a privilege, tenureship was not yet much of a thing.
753.
by melony 5y ago
Maybe we should have a specific .metadata section in assembly so we can ignore the timestamps when diffing for reproducible code.
754.
by melony 5y ago
The authn/authz is heavily tied to PSQL. It lacks the polish and ease of use of Firebase. It takes too much configuration to get started. Poor support for things like migrations management and generation.
755.
by melony 5y ago
Supabase is overly SQL heavy.
756.
by melony 5y ago
Petrol/Gas stations make money from the convenience store, not the fuel. Considering how long batteries take to charge, they will make more money (but they would have to expand capacity significantly).
757.
by melony 5y ago
Try Chisel, it is production ready and is built on Scala.
758.
by melony 5y ago
What is the small difference?
759.
by melony 5y ago
What about PipeWire?
760.
by melony 5y ago
Too much of legal procedures relies on 'discretion' rather than protocol.
761.
by melony 5y ago
Would the L-shaped MagSafe be able to exit the socket cleanly?
762.
by melony 5y ago
Do you plan to expand into no-code web scraping too? The frontend tech is the same for both.
763.
by melony 5y ago
Cerebras is a thing.
764.
by melony 5y ago
Where do you think PowerShell's OneGet comes from? It comes from embracing and extending AppGet. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23331287
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by melony 5y ago
Tenor is owned by Google.
766.
by melony 5y ago
They are also meant to fit well in a case.
767.
by melony 5y ago
A soldering iron, a steady hand, and a JTAG controller.
768.
by melony 5y ago
Nobody cares if you are not Amazon or Big Tech.
769.
by melony 5y ago
I don't want a OS where I have to read man pages and documentation to get around. The whole self documentation excuse is the same reason why Emacs is slowly losing market share. People want software that is intuitive, and failing tha
770.
by melony 5y ago
Ah, so it's not money laundering when we are the ones doing it.
771.
by melony 5y ago
Just tie it to a stochastic metric like random acts of kindness and make a big overblown press release about it. The Nobel peace prize speaks for itself on how useless metrics empower the well connected in creating prestige.
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by melony 5y ago
They were acquired to appease investors/public relations during the explosive pandemic growth phase when a multitude of security issues were uncovered.
773.
by melony 5y ago
says Lysenko.
774.
by melony 5y ago
> Enclaves can protect against threats like malware or rootkits and even rogue administrators and physical intruders. What will they do when the government comes knocking with a subpoena?
775.
by melony 5y ago
Try some of Kafka's work.
776.
by melony 5y ago
This is the difference between the nouveau riche and the old centers of power. Facebook needs to look towards oil and banking if they really want to entrench themselves. Maybe take a leaf from Amazon's book.
777.
by melony 5y ago
Apple is one of the founders of ARM with very different licensing pricing and rights. Apple using ARM is very different from Google or Samsung using ARM.
778.
by melony 5y ago
Are there any recent advances in Prolog compilation/implementation post-Y2K? Or has GOFAI development stalled in general?
779.
by melony 5y ago
Why is this even considered an innovation? Any graph database can deal with a graph of only a couple million nodes.
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by melony 5y ago
Glory to sentiment analysis. Glory. I am a proud machine learning engineer.

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