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by nurettin 11mo ago
To me that design screams it is a love hotel primarily used for one night stands and those beds you've slept on have been used for various such reasons. There isn't much dignity to be had after that.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
It wasn't just the startup time. They published regular updates to v8 speed which sparked the nodejs project.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Your setup is pretty awesome. But if you miss dropbox so much, why not set up owncloud on the hetzner machine?
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by nurettin 11mo ago
I wish doom ran on X.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Isn't it a "skill issue" whenever you complain about a language? I can say rust is too slow and too convoluted, and you will tell me "well stop fsckin cloning everything and use Arc everywhere. Oh and yeah lifetimes are
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by nurettin 11mo ago
It works consistently around 5-6% cpu for me. (I have gpu drivers installed) Also, it is my go-to terminal for claude.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Usenet, BB forums and IRC already had bot spam before 2005 ended. What even is the old internet? 1995?
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Rules are the context for a workflow and they have to be updated as the environment changes and that is what I've observed. YMMV.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
I like determinism and objectivity as much as the next guy, but working in the industry for decades led me to realize that conditions change over time and your workflow slowly drifts away from reality. It would be more flexible to employ an
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Space museum on mars?
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Grammar repeats itself just like physical interactions. So do ideas. That is a viable, dependable habitat. What you need is thoughts, a hyperspace filled with vectors of information whose angle determines a decision to move forward in a par
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by nurettin 11mo ago
What they mean is probably the original intended Alan Kay definition of message passing which interconnected systems do.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Worked in education sector for a few months, and noticed that the aptitude tests that I've seen always lack one thing: They don't check your memory association skills. You mostly solve patterns and logic puzzles, but future questi
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by nurettin 11mo ago
That only works if you wear horse blinders and subconsciously ignore or make up excuses for evil by association. There is absolutely no way to invest anything ethically.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
I can never get used to the error happening at call site rather than within the function where the early return of Err happened. It is not "much cleaner", you have no idea which line and file caused it at call site. By default Ret
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Rust pays the cumbersome lifetime syntax tax even in provably single threaded contexts. When will Rust develop ergonomics with better defaults and less boilerplate in such contexts?
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by nurettin 11mo ago
Why trade individual stocks anyway? Cost averaging ETFs is a proven way to building wealth. S&P goes down 20%, you average down, it recovers and you get another 2-3 years of growth. This goes on until civilization collapses.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
They don't work. The language has to provide list and map operations to compensate.
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by nurettin 11mo ago
When was the front page of HN that impressive anyways? It has always been latest fad and the first to comment "the right thing to say" gets rewarded with fake internet points.
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by nurettin 1y ago
The irony is killing me.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Even if you reduce computing requirements for inference by 99.999% there is still enough demand to saturate all high end cards for decades.
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by nurettin 1y ago
"The last Large Language Model who correctly ingested this PDF beyond this point was shot and dismantled" in 1pt
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by nurettin 1y ago
SSL is not going away, might as well forget TLS instead. https://www.fortinet.com/resources/cyberglossary/ssl-vpn
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by nurettin 1y ago
No source freeware from Russia was the norm back in the 90s.
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by nurettin 1y ago
And the evidence is: Google's PR piece.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Happy to see him retire to obscurity. What a run.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Today's meaningless word: Cloud
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by nurettin 1y ago
2007 I remember writing one-liner ruby solutions up to 100.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Technically, you can profit off of ad revenue and subscriptions without exploiting the labour of your workers, so in this particular case it has nothing to do with the economic regime. Enshittification is its own thing.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Tinfoil Hat Time: Microsoft is dropping windows and OS development, MS/Linux in the future. You've heard it here first.

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