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by mpalmer 1y ago
It seems to me that the author never played a text based adventure game and is jut echoing whatever he heard Indeed. And this makes his judgmental pettiness about people who like these games all the shittier for it. I don't
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by mpalmer 1y ago
cool
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Are the Steinbecks/Austen's/Joyces of the world even being created?
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by mpalmer 1y ago
It seems as though you've come up with a model for representing source code repos in terms of a data model of your own design, solving problems of your own choosing. But what you describe is not a version control system in the generall
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by mpalmer 1y ago
if I make a plan which causes the project to be identical to its state 5 years ago, the edit distance is zero, but in no way can you call that a measure of history
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I have no idea what problem this is supposed to solve. Where is the V in VCS here? How do you track the provenance/history of changes? You may not be "forcing" developers to "screw with a graph" (what?) but you are
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by mpalmer 1y ago
You should really try it; it's clear you're learning some things about it just from this thread. Will a product that is 10x better see rapid adoption if people who have not used it still choose to criticize it in the abstract?
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by mpalmer 1y ago
If a team has members who unilaterally rewrite best practice docs to include their preferred technologies, the fault is not with the tech.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
More docs need to be created, junior developers will need to learn both systems (as git is not going anywhere). Not true. Using jj is a choice made by a single developer. Nothing proprietary escapes from a jj clone of a git repo.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Conversely, if instead of making your users happy to pay you, you've made them happy to use your stuff for free, you own the consequences when you stop giving that stuff away. Welcome to HN BTW, I see you were inspired to sign up and d
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Because blocks are public and thus tend to be a form of expression
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Be fair; plenty of people transcribe and read podcasts, and/or summarize/excerpt them.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
It crossed some threshold that was both real and magical Only compared to our experience at the time. and future improvements are relying on that basic set of features at their core Language models are inherently limited,
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I think they still see it as a key part of their workflow, and they're asking whether they'll have to pay for more than one service
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> In October, the government released the results of a public survey on the scheme, which found that 97 percent of respondents support the program. However, 47 percent of the 17,000 respondents said artists should be selected based on ec
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> Signing it (or not) is an act of expression And I myself am not a lawyer in the slightest, but this specific claim feels pretty iffy from a 1A standpoint. The government is not prohibited from setting rules for access to their faciliti
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Cool
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> They're treating people who didn't sign the thing differently from people who did sign the thing. That's not a thing. They can't require different things of different press organizations (arbitrary/capricious),
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by mpalmer 1y ago
They support Gerrit, Google's internal VCS.
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> the constitution says nothing about the government being required to provide press access to facilities As with anything regarding the first amendment it's very fuzzy, which the administration is taking advantage of here. They got
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Yes - but only a bit! And personally I still like it as a reference point when I tell people about it - because in the end, it mainly affects what they see of the repo and how they interact with it, and the result is still a valid git repo
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by mpalmer 1y ago
git is both a (bad) UI and a protocol. Jujutsu is a UI on top of git (the protocol). There's nothing wrong with taking the time to learn how to use a bad UI, especially if there's no other option. But don't mistake your perso
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> With our computers getting more RAM and disk space every few years - especially compared to AI needs, Electron is actually super lean compared to those AI llms models. Funny enough, LM Studio is an Electron app ;) This is a phenomenall
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by mpalmer 1y ago
There's an entire separate copy of Chromium attached to every single goddam Electron app I install. It's completely insane. It's not at all worth the consistency you point out. Far too high a price. The Tauri team is doing
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by mpalmer 1y ago
The Point I’m not sure I have one. Amen, not everything needs a Big Clear Lesson. Thanks for sharing your perspective
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I have thought like this since the slop wave hit, but hadn't yet put it into words. Gratified to see someone else do it
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by mpalmer 1y ago
I'm happy to go further, I think the majority of the post is slop that reads like a bunch of tweets stitched together. And what's with that diagram at the start? What's the axis on that graph? The "symptoms" of the
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by mpalmer 1y ago
> Just because something isn't important to you doesn't mean that it's not essential to someone else. The problem with this as an argument is that its opposite is equally valid. Team dynamics are definitionally not about t
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by mpalmer 1y ago
In no way is it better than "according to Google".
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by mpalmer 1y ago
Arguably not the first time OAI has played fast and loose, didn't Altman preview a voice for the Live feature that was an obvious clone of Scarlet Johansson (a la Her ), and they immediately walked it back once she complained? The pub

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