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by n144q 2y ago
The court finds them guilty of violating which laws, exactly? Sorry I really don't get what you are trying to say. In order to lose in court, you need to first find a law where Hindenburg could be breaking. But I don't see that ha
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by n144q 2y ago
It's not my job to explain. Ask Hindenburg Research.
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by n144q 2y ago
I don't think Hindenburg is scared of being sued, otherwise they wouldn't have been in the business in the first place. Their investigations are extremely thorough, with everything fully documented, mostly from public records, for
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by n144q 2y ago
> I haven't found much compelling value in these use cases in my day-to-day work. If my experience with Microsoft Office Copilot is any indication, these features produce very confusing, low-quality content if they are not completel
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by n144q 2y ago
Wrong company
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by n144q 2y ago
In reality, "objective" could be a fairly subjective target that depends on your relationship with your manager in a company with bad culture. Just spend 10 minutes browsing on Blind.
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by n144q 2y ago
You are not supposed to spend a significant amount of time testing "behavior". Unit tests should be the vast majority of testing. And I can tell you I have first hand experience of an "MVP" product getting delayed, multi
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by n144q 2y ago
I have, and in 90% of cases that's because my code is seriously messed up, so that (1) it is not easy to write a unit test (2) there has not been enough effort in testing so that mocks are not available when I need it. Adding tests is
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by n144q 2y ago
I can't count how many times when other people ask me "how can I use this API?", I just send a test case to them. Best example you can give to someone that is never out of sync.
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by n144q 2y ago
You (or other people) will thank yourself in a few months/years when refactoring the code, knowing that they don't need to worry about missing edge cases, because all known edge cases are covered with these non regression tests.
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by n144q 2y ago
...and you are building and running the correct clone of a repository
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by n144q 2y ago
GitHub Copilot came out in 2021.
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by n144q 2y ago
> But what about a $1,000 Blackwell PC from Acer, Asus, or Lenovo? Do they already exist, are they announced, or are these products in their roadmap? No? Then what on earth are we talking about here? The author really thinks people care
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by n144q 2y ago
> It's not on by default but is effectively on in any codebase where anyone cares... Then why is this a MISRA rule by itself? Shouldn't it just be "every codebase must compile with -Wall or equivalent"?
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by n144q 2y ago
Just because you don't understand it, it's ok to call it an "anti-pattern"? Reproducibility is important in many contexts, especially CI, which is why in Node.js world you literally do "npm ci" that installs ex
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by n144q 2y ago
> Match needs to be exhaustive. When I see people mention C++ with MISRA rules, I just think -- why do we need all these extra rules, often checked by a separate static analysis tool and enforced manually (that comes down to audit/c
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by n144q 2y ago
> I'd argue that Big Tech is pro copyright I agree but for a different reason -- cost is actually relevant, in the sense that only the biggest player can afford to pay for the copyrights. If you are a small player, however your tech
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by n144q 2y ago
You put words in my mouth.
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by n144q 2y ago
> like understanding which objects pass by value and which by reference Isn't that true for almost every "mainstream" language?
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by n144q 2y ago
How is criticism of VLC project management a criticism of AI? Dude you need to level up your reasoning skills.
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by n144q 2y ago
Your argument is not very convincing unless you can show numbers of people who have an Game Pass Ultimate subscription and use it for PC gaming. > not everyone can afford an extra Xbox if they already have a computer Gaming PCs are much,
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by n144q 2y ago
No, the premise is wrong. > That could threaten Microsoft's hold on PC gaming Sure. But so what. PC gaming is a very small market that Microsoft don't actually care much about. Well, they have a Windows store that sells games,
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by n144q 2y ago
These days I start to think (US) college sports, as bad as they are for many reasons, are much better than the Olympics, in the sense that at least athletes don't need to worry about being able to afford the training.
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by n144q 2y ago
> I have faith that UW leadership will make it right in the end. I would never ever trust those hypocritical bureaucrats in universities. They have power over your degree and your life, but you have nothing. They are businessmen and poli
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by n144q 2y ago
You can find plenty of YouTube videos for that but I bet you rarely find anyone who actually uses it that way on a daily basis. The performance and desktop experience are just miserable.
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by n144q 2y ago
Would it still make sense to use a raspberry pi over an x86 mini PC in those cases, economic and performance wise?
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by n144q 2y ago
me: waiting years for VLC to fix basic usability issues and reconcile UI across different platforms VLC: we're gonna work on AI
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by n144q 2y ago
My data point as an edge case: on a certain website, I have a throwaway account registered with a throwaway gmail account. I don't use that gmail account for anything else, and in order not to affect my regular Gmail login, I use incog
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by n144q 2y ago
Of course you get pushbacks. Is there any *real* advantage, technical or otherwise, at an organization level, of adopting this new model of creating web pages, other than your personal preferences? You are moving away from an established sy
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by n144q 2y ago
Not any more complicated than passing parameters to a function. If that is actually the case, there is an issue with your component design.

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