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misnome
1y ago
Or Input/Output Controller (scientific facility control layer tech)
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1y ago
Fun story: When I worked at blockbuster I had my computer access revoked and summoned to explain because a colleague told management I was “hacking” when they saw me doing this on the computer system.
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misnome
1y ago
I mean the cost line does look somewhat exponential…
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misnome
1y ago
I wonder if the block-level `clone(var_a, var_b)` was considered. It’s a bit verbose but very explicit and much better than the current situation.
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misnome
1y ago
>> …or download outside software.
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misnome
1y ago
The main initial drive for me was that it let me separately run many things without a) trying to manage separate dependency sets, and b) Sharing RAM - Without having to physically allocate large amounts of memory to virtual machines; on an
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misnome
1y ago
Because it doesn’t need you to delve deep into the build system of every dependency and application you ever want to package?
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1y ago
And “178,000 people die from excessive drinking each year”, so, prohibition? > which helped her connect “dizziness” to the Tylenol she’d just taken. Anecdotal bullshit
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1y ago
I wonder where the balance of “Actual time saved for me” vs “Everyone else's time wasted” lies in this technological “revolution”.
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1y ago
Maybe they aren’t doing it purely as a numerical exercise to get into a specific university 13 years in the future?
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1y ago
Everyone who chooses not to vote is voting “I don’t care” and so voted for whoever won.
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1y ago
There are a lot of contact numbers for e.g. banks and often it’s not obvious how to re-contact the department you are talking to. So, I’m happy to take a number, but I have to be able to find it on the conpany site somewhere (will also acce
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1y ago
How would this help? This isn’t at issue.
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1y ago
Also, uh, they did contribute back, and to the ecosystem. That they didn’t is pure lies and FUD from Matt who retreats back to the position that it “Wasn’t enough”…
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1y ago
Lots of people are outside of the US
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misnome
1y ago
I mean, Apple gets a lot of flak for changing things and deprecating old frameworks, but I’ve lost count of the number of post-win32 UI frameworks?
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1y ago
> They aren't useless. Otherwise, ChatGPT would have died a long time back Isn’t the entire industry being fuelled by orders of magnitude more VC funding than revenue?
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1y ago
> Still, if an intern can delete prod, you wouldn't say that the problem is that he wasn't careful enough: that's a massive red flag. No, not the intern
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1y ago
The robotaxis will have someone cleaning them between uses? Maybe they can sit in the front seat!
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1y ago
You might as well ask why people addicted to gambling don’t just stop.
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1y ago
I had a manager at a part time job at _Blockbuster_ say surprised in review “You make it sound like you are only working here for the money”. I mean, lol, yes?
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1y ago
And that’s why Feynman was always happy to explain how magnets work!
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misnome
1y ago
Used to be called “Singularity”
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1y ago
PEP723 support is exactly what the poster is using?
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1y ago
Not to mention the entirely of art, music, literature. The concept of stories in general. It’s such an absurdly bad take they can’t be serious.
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1y ago
Completely agree with automatic suggestions. It throwing in a completely wrong suggestion throws off my mental state which knew exactly what it wanted. The rare times it guesses “right” (and never more than a few tokens) does not make up fo
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1y ago
We’ve decades of examples of simple toggles not working. Bad actors will just explain to the target the necessity of switching it on.
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1y ago
Wasn’t it “40% me” e.g. 60% LLM generated? “I supplied the ideas” is literally the first thing anyone caught out using chatgpt to do their homework says… I’d tend to believe someones first statement instead of the backpedal once they’ve bee
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1y ago
This entire thread is science fiction
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misnome
1y ago
The only limitation here is that (on iOS at least) the git plugin on mobile cannot do ssh, only https. (This is at least 1+ years old info, might have changed)
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