my-huge-pony

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by my-huge-pony 6d ago
Why abridge (and misrepresent) my quote? >it's not complex if you're a native speaker Of course this is very complex and not intuitive if you're a language learner. My point was that while there are parts of grammar that n
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by my-huge-pony 6d ago
Interestingly my language has both genders and (reduced but present) animate-inanimate distinction. It also used to have singular, plural and "double" declination. As far as I understand this all was originally "invented&quot
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by my-huge-pony 6d ago
As a native speaker of a language with genders, it's not complex if you're a native speaker (basically nobody ever makes grammar errors related to gender when speaking/writing). As for their role, I think they may work as a s
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by my-huge-pony 7d ago
>removing the tedious parts of a job can be really nice Sure. For me AI removes the parts of programming work that I like the most, and "gives" me more time to do thing I consider tedious, like solving human problems, achieving
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by my-huge-pony 7d ago
Why the middle man? Can't we make the law so that the University is still liable for the data beach because it's "their" data (collected/stored on their behalf) that is breached? I think that still aligns the incent
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by my-huge-pony 8d ago
Wow, we live in completely different worlds. I don't remember seeing a single passkey prompt. I basically only login from my Linux desktop using Firefox, do I assume my software stack just doesn't support them?
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by my-huge-pony 8d ago
We use opencode with self hosted llm for privacy reasons. Good, right? Well, no, because opencode by default uses a "free" cloud model to summarize all chats even if a different model was configured as the main one. I wonder how m
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by my-huge-pony 9d ago
What's wrong with giving billions of people chance to develop their country and experience better life? China is not "a wolf".
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by my-huge-pony 10d ago
I don't think this is true - people struggle with exponentials. Most people can't intuitively grasp the staggering differences between 2 nines, 4 nines, and 6 nines of availability.
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by my-huge-pony 10d ago
There are regulatory definitions for some industries, like banking or telecommunication (in my country).
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by my-huge-pony 13d ago
I'm a bit surprised by this dismissal. Of course some info must be collected, or there must be some cost to enter (probably both I mean phone number is also a cost, but one most people already sunk). But we can still debate the best wa
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by my-huge-pony 15d ago
FWIW I use public transport daily and it basically never happens (I honestly don't remember a single time, it's that rare). Maybe it's cultural thing, I mean country dependent? Loud teenagers of course happen, but they don&#x
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by my-huge-pony 15d ago
Is this sarcasm? I honestly can't tell. Drinking and driving is obviously not OK and deserves at least huge fines, so I don't get your point.
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by my-huge-pony 16d ago
>last major argument that I am familiar with for simply using what already exists I was interested in gamedev as a kid. I always went with a custom engine. You're right, I never released/finished a large game. But now I think I
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by my-huge-pony 16d ago
Even if that's true right now, if one of the options is legally binding and the other is "we promise not to eat your data... for now", the first option is still better.
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by my-huge-pony 17d ago
So this means that the law is only enforced partially and only benefits big corporations which van ignore it. So yet another reason to abolish copyright.
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by my-huge-pony 21d ago
I live in continental Europe, and we also say "going to Europe" when talking about holiday trips abroad. It's just a natural thing to say when you want to stress you're going outside of the border, buy without being over
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by my-huge-pony 23d ago
>user made a change that required recompiling the headers, those headers were uploaded to the server so that other users didn't have to recompile them. This sounds like a security nightmare - there is a reason we have build servers
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by my-huge-pony 26d ago
In theory, shouldn't he say exactly the opposite thing if this was the goal? If demand is projected continue for a long time, this may encourage more competitors to enter this space, so supply will increase. On the other hand if everyo
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by my-huge-pony 27d ago
>relatively simple mill/lathe/tapping setup To be honest, as someone familiar mostly with computers, I have no idea where to start with this and it sounds a bit intimidating. Buying a 3D printer and using some 3rd party design
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by my-huge-pony 28d ago
In fact, in a way, basically everyone will use a baby stroller at some point in their life (at least as a passenger). I personally never noticed this before becoming a parent, but there's a lot of spaces that are "almost" str