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https://archive.ph/lmM5b
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https://archive.ph/7028N
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I run a pretty substantial platform where I implemented structured logging to SQLite databases. Each log event is stored as a JSON object in a row. A separate database is kept for each day. Daily log files are about 35GB, so that's qui
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- Sir! The radar, sir! It appears to be... jammed! - There's only one man who would dare give me the raspberry: Lone Starr!
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I imagine it would take a very serious effort to green up a hard desert like that, but it is well known that forests are capable of generating rain through photosynthesis and evapotranspiration. Some large scale projects have already been u
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- Israelis have a well-known reality-distortion field as regards their well being. - The Palestinian population, de facto subjects of the Israeli state, are most probably not included. Disclaimer: I'm an Israeli expat.
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Any sufficiently advanced (AI) technology is indistinguishable from marketing bullsh*t.
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Better yet, imagine AI bots writing bullshit articles about AI bots...
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Some species of wood are naturally resistant to rot: black locust, chestnut, cedar, cypres, Douglas fir. Other methods of preventing rot exist such as charring the end of a post before sticking it in the ground, protecting end grain from co
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Is it possible that even us developers and hackers, who should know better, have fallen for the hugely exaggerated promise of AI? I read the comments on here and it's as if people really expect to be having an intelligent conversation
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Ruby on the Apple II (2019) [video]
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I've been watching from the sidelines this whole AI schtick with much amusement. I'm pretty sure it will end with a whimper.
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Reading your comment one would think Ruby is the only programming language with exceptions. In fact, lots of programming languages have them, even PHP. https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.exceptions.php
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The page you linked to discusses NoMethodError, which is raised when a method is not found. Among other things it shows how method_missing is involved in searching for a method. Nowhere in the text is it promoted.
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I think you're missing the point. The battle of gaza is not fought on HN. We can only comment on the situation, and we can do this with equanimity and compassion even if we disagree. Shouldn't we all be opposed to Nazism? Shouldn&
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Who in their right mind would bring this kind of intrusive technology into their home, right into their most intimate space? I seriously don't get it. I mean what's wrong with keeping a pen & paper shopping list on your fridge
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I'm sure it also leads to higher obesity rates...
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The two concerns are not mutually exclusive.
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Slow Electricity: The Return of DC Power? (2016)
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Energy labels oblige frugal homeowners to make unsustainable investments (2018)
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As long as I can fill in forms and add a signature I'm sold. I loved being able to do this on MacOS but now that I'm on Linux I still haven't found any app that can do this.
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The future vision of Ruby Parser
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I guess I belong to the tiny minority of self-employed software developers, so my point of view is somewhat unique. In all of the projects where I had to deal with people representing big companies, I was always struck by the sheer amount o
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Interesting. How about: the great CO2 crisis of 2023 century? In order to remove the CO2 spewed by machines running on fossil fuels we'll need to introduce more machines that run on fossil fuels...
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