mkeedlinger

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by mkeedlinger 3y ago
This is cool, and I have one of these! It's performance can be surprising both ways: somehow I am both underwhelmed and impressed at the same time. I'm for sure looking for an alternative though.
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by mkeedlinger 3y ago
I wonder how this would look elsewhere as things like WASM for extensions becomes more popular. How would you model capabilities in Rust? How would that not apply to the whole results binary?
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Makes sense, also very cool.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
That second video was quite interesting and had a pragmatic tone. Would recommend.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
They are indeed (to my surprise) related: https://taskandpurpose.com/about-task-purpose/
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
There likely isn't any real harm in an AI that can be baited into saying something incorrect. The real issue is how HARD it is to get AI to align with what its creators want, and that could represent a serious danger in the future. Thi
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Thanks for the link. May I say, I am SHOCKED at how much they have been able to accomplish. Incredible. I'm sure it's not all rainbows but the demos were amazing.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
That is continually the issue with Telsa: not necessarily the failure of the car or FSD or whatnot, but the failure when success was oversold to the point of embellishment.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Maybe you didn't intend to imply this, but I don't think it's primarily a lack of emotional intelligence on HN, but more so that logic perspectives is what people expect/want from this particular community. Seems reaso
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
What alternatives are there to parsers? Genuine question from the ignorant.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Very interesting, thank you
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Anywhere I can learn more about what stack protection they have?
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Wow, that was a very interesting strategy for removing trust from the situation by effectively "check-mating" the behavior of the other guy.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Obviously Disney is far more litigious than really anyone and therefore this is more likely to see courts in this matter, but can someone explain to me how this doesn't compare directly to what should be happening with GitHub copilot?
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
True, there are dozens of us!
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
I'm another very happy user of keypassxc. Passwords are too vital to me to depend on the security and reliability of network services. They also have a browser extension, so I mostly don't experience a large usability difference.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
I agree that using foreign key constraints is the right choice, but the tone of your comment comes off as very condescending and dismissive, and I don't like it.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Indeed. Perhaps I should have specified that by writing "human readable" I was implying hand-written.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
RFC3339 (similar to ISO 8601, but more strict) is great for computer readable use cases, but I've found it lacking for human use cases since there is still technically room for ambiguity and it's unfamiliar to most people. For any
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Exciting! I've been buying X1 Carbons for a few years now, but I'm excited to see more SKUs coming with Linux. I think we're far from having too many choices! I have a few friends who have been using Windows for years, but wi
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Not what I had in mind, but just as good (or maybe better, this has a lot more content)!
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Almost ten years ago now I found a site that would help show you all these visual inaccuracies. It was like a more interactive version of the wikipedia article on our blind spot. I haven't been able to find it for years, but it was an
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Tech jobs vary wildly in pay, but their marketing language doesn't. This makes it very hard to know what's worth your time. The reality is, if you're making >$100k and a recruiter comes offering "a great opportunity t
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Indeed, it is truly cause to pause and step back. What's the name of that phenomenon common amongst astronauts when they see the earth from afar? I feel like our society could use more of that. edit: Seems to be called the overview eff
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Wow, Estigator.com seems really cool! I wish it was a bit more flexible when editing though, even just playing around with it was a tad cumbersome.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
Others have mentioned market forces, but I don't think that's the only reason. Personally, when buying online there are a lot of things that go wrong at little (or no) fault of the consumer. Some examples are ambiguous (or missing
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
There are countries like Korea where it may be expected that you drink (I've heard it can be a significant part of work culture there). I wonder if this would be useful for people that don't really want to have the negatives of a
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
If it's more user friendly for 1000x the number of users, I would say that counts.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
This is quite cool, I'm just having a hard time imagining when I would use it.
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by mkeedlinger 4y ago
I think some of the comments shed light on an interesting dichotomy I've noticed while talking to folk about K8s: It seems that if you stick to simple configs, a setup hosted for you, etc, basically the happy path then people have had

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