mikro2nd

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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Sunlight/windows. Light mode. Non-fluorescent lighting leaning toward warm colours.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Yeah... it's not like they working code already in place or anything.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Or... just use any software like Linux or *BSD.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Well,... measuring gravity waves was outside of the technically realisable for a long time, but a couple of decades of trial and refinement and it got realised.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
From a code search in the wild, with no context? Not a lot. From a code search from a person who's logged in, identified ? Well, probably still not a lot, but it's another factoid about that person to hang onto the knowledge grap
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
This (behavioural data) is precisely Microsoft's playbook - no charitable interpretations ought apply. As far as I am concerned, no Open Source project has any justification for still being on the platform as of the day of the MS buy
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
If you want to avoid "bloated" I can only recommend both bearblog.dev and mataroa.blog. (Full disclosure, I'm a paying user of mataroa, but no other relationship to either of those sites.)
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I hereby pardon all junior engineers(taylor.town)
7 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|0 comments
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Assuming that the widely touted "statistic"[1] that the global developer cohort doubles every 5 years or so, this would inevitable make it true that more than 75% of all devs have no idea how predatory MS is. [1] I'm not sur
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
No Asciidoc? I know (and use daily) the IntelliJ Asciidoc plugin, so it's surprising to me that they make a writing plugin/environment and don't support AD out of the box. eta: Having now had a closer look, some more thoughts
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Just seems odd to ask a bunch of random strangers who cannot know YC's internal decisions or policies rather than ask the party who makes those.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Why don't you just email YC directly and ask...?
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Nor are 99.9% of humanity. I think that's the point.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
I'd have thought that 3 or 4 a year would be as much as any human being can reasonably produce if we make a presumption that the author actually desires to write something of decent quality.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Can highly recommend Migadu for those geeky enough to handle their own DNS setup. No affiliation with them except as a very satisfied customer.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
I made no such assumption; merely pointed out that the original post is about Norway, but the commenter appeared to have confused it with Denmark. Could happen to anybody, really... ;)
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Wait until you mention you're from an African country... :) "Oh, yeah! I've been to Africa!"
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
You might care to learn the difference between Norway and Denmark.
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The Day Elon Musk Decided to Rip Servers Out of a Sacramento Data Center(techdirt.com)
19 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|2 comments
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
> GPG just screams "an important conversation is happening" is just another argument in favour of all email being encrypted. And yes, there's side-channel/metadata still in the clear, and that's a problem, bu
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A few unpopular opinions about AI(buzzmachine.com)
3 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|1 comments
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Ukraine's kamikaze racing drones are causing a buzz on and off the battlefield(abc.net.au)
2 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|0 comments
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
You're right, but "war" is so much better clickbait.
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India hits Daily Maverick with DDoS after report on PM Narendra Modi’s ‘tantrum’(dailymaverick.co.za)
1 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|0 comments
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Have to say that when writing fiction (and taking that seriously) my output slows down by a very significant factor. It's not the physical act of writing that takes time, but the time needed to think about the scene, characters, etc.
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
How hard would it be to write a script that downloads books and "reads" them -- i.e. exercises the Kindle app (say on a desktop-alike) -- giving Amazon plausible excuse to say "n words read"? Point being: if there's
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
2 Points: 1. We do not have advanced AI . We have LLMs. They're not intelligent, not creative, and are never going to be. I'm with you on the other things, though. 2. The planet will not be destroyed by anything we do. H. sap
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
You appear to have trouble spelling xitter...
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by mikro2nd 3y ago
Does anybody actually browse CNET on purpose? I mean, the content has been the quality of LLM-generated for a decade or more and the only way any sane person ends up seeing it is if you get redirected through a link-shortener/link-obfu
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Intel's GPU Drivers Now Collect Telemetry, Including 'How You Use Your Computer'(extremetech.com)
314 points by mikro2nd 3y ago|181 comments

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