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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
Such termination happens very much in Europe also. I have lived in Europe my whole life, half of my working life inside the EU, half of it outside. And I have seen this happening bot in- and outside: on the head-roll day HR sends a friendly
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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
Maybe MS just got extremely lucky, like winning-the-lottery-lucky. But your timeline is off, however. Their partnership started in 2016[1]. In 2019 MS started to invest publicly in OpenAI - but by then they have had some history. To me, thi
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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
GitHub was sold because it didn't make too much money. Microsoft bought it for OpenAI only, to train Copilot on the vast amount of code. Of course, MS every once in a while says that it makes a lot of money, but they don't really
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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
Heh, classic Mike (not the Pope one)
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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
> net-zero marginal cost Lol, you single-handedly created a market for Anubis, and in the past 3 years the cloudflare captchas have multiplied by at least 10-fold, now they are even on websites that were very vocal against it. Ma
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by not_your_vase 7mo ago
I wonder how much it costs without the fake Samsung sticker. I'm always almost on the market for cheap, good SSDs...
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
> Autonomous weapons would require a much faster and much more reliable and deterministic AI. I think this is only true when the bots are on home-field, and you don't want to kill your own ones. When you are on the other
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
Well, I could just cover it with duck tape. But no Home/End, PgUp/PgDown, Print Screen, merged Delete and Insert... where to start. Edit: just noticed that the power button is just also next to Backspace. Hahahaha, I remember when
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
Ahhh, the benefits of modern software - there are no user manuals anymore. You can only find out about software behavior if you develop it yourself, or an angel appears in your dream telling you about it. Otherwise no one knows if something
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
For me the worst here is that the just the previous article (published 11 minutes earlier) on the website is saying that older ATI (nee AMD nee ATI) cards are still pretty capable, have lots issues with the drivers that need to be reverse e
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
At first, I tried to build some other efforts I found online to make Zed work without the AI features just so I could check it out, but didn't manage to get them to work. At some point, the curiosity turned into spite. I... I
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
Can't talk about wholesale mobile network capacity pricing, but what you experienced is quite rampant with pretty much all services. They count on you to be too lazy to look up the information, and too lazy to actually do the switch. (
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
The curriculum of some universities is.. well.. not too challenging. They can be speedran in 2-3 months, no problem. I laughed very hard and University of London's CS degree curriculum, as an example. I know that MIT is a top school, b
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
It stuck on "Please wait while Windows 99 is starting up" screen, without any feedback.
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
Rouge (buggy) bot, (D)DoS attack (maybe intentional, maybe accidental). Maybe you are reading the numbers wrong. Maybe you or your website became very popular. Check your access logs.
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
Somewhat reminds me of the vigil eso-language ( https://github.com/munificent/vigil ) It's a programming language that helps you write error-free programs, by self-correcting itself. If it finds an error (exception)
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by not_your_vase 8mo ago
What is not clear for me, is the purpose of this project. What I could find is that it wants to be a drop-in replacement of PanVK. But since PanVK exists, I fail to see the point. Is PanVK similar to xserver, that is not salvageable? Or is
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
I do too, and I hate it. Some of my pet peeves from the top of my head (there would be more most likely if I'd think a bit, but maybe later): > I keep pressing the second button to OK a card, I rarely use the 3rd and 4th. But
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
I'm sure that making this even more public will win him a lot more smiley stickers from HR.
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
Testing is important, even the ancient Romans knew that.
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
Lately Google's image search started to do the same some time ago. Click on an image, and then on the link beneath the image - it first opens a redirection notice which needs to be confirm. Acting like it's something unusual to cl
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
Do you have a spare RPi (or other Arm SBC) at hand? Spend an afternoon at https://armasm.com/ Though I don't think ASM will help you learning other languages, it could be an interesting couple of hours.
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by not_your_vase 9mo ago
They managed to earn enough to retire? Nice
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by not_your_vase 10mo ago
Hack: long-running-command & pid_of_long_running_cmd=$(pidof long-running-command) tail --pid=$pid_pf_long_running_cmd -f /dev/null && forgotten-command Tail quits when $pid_pf_long_running_cmd disappe
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by not_your_vase 11mo ago
So you want to host it yourself, or you want to use bittorrent? The former is how people distributed cat videos before the Youtube era. The latter is not hosted by you, but by all users participating the swarm. The first page for "bitt
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by not_your_vase 11mo ago
Personal opinion: 1000 users sounds realistic, but only with a service that appeals the masses, some generic good. I find Japanese learning to be a fairly niche thing, however. Now saying that it's a bad idea, but probably you should r
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by not_your_vase 11mo ago
If we delivered a bad quarter, it is evidence there's an AI bubble. If we delivered a great quarter, we are fueling the AI bubble, While I think the bubble pop will be spectacular, he is not wrong here. You can't do righ
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by not_your_vase 11mo ago
It's a followup on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45960893 from a few hours ago
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by not_your_vase 1y ago
Every living creature evolves into crabs eventually. Every software evolves into Electron apps eventually.
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by not_your_vase 1y ago
Python serves as an established, mature glue language that's relatively easy to learn. But of course even in Python, if some heavy lifting needs to be done, that happens in C/C++, and precompiled as a native binary object, with a

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