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by nurettin 1y ago
You're very kind. Thanks for the recommendation. If for some reason I have to branch out, I will check php again.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Wow. My view is stuck at php 4. Didn't even know 5 existed. I only remember Facebook making a big deal of hhvm and php 7 and laravel being considered great but not as great as rails or django.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Today some of the most common development tools like pycharm, android studio and dbeaver are java programs. Your java programs will run on the most obscure platforms (aix, as400) as promised on the package. So despite all the hype and sales
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by nurettin 1y ago
Because there is no mathx.com
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by nurettin 1y ago
And I fully agree with that! I still listen to HOMM2,3,4 for mood altering. Oh and AOE1,2 and SC1,2
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by nurettin 1y ago
> AI in combination with late stage capitalism What's the alternative here?
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by nurettin 1y ago
> the best soundtrack. Really hard to say, homm3 soundtrack was a true masterpiece.
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by nurettin 1y ago
They continue conversations in huge contexts which quickly slurps up their credits and instead of changing their workflow and adapting, they shovel more cash into it so it burns brighter.
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by nurettin 1y ago
You would (probably) be avoiding commonly known exploits while introducing subtle AI-induced bugs like printing logs out of order or not locking/ordering resources properly.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Did you just reply to the first word?
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by nurettin 1y ago
If by monolith you mean multiple processes that you can control separately, each with their own memory state, you can do anything you want with it. That's essentially multiple services.
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by nurettin 1y ago
By concern I meant performing different actions and owning write access to different tables, not having completely separate code bases you seem to have construed for some reason. I would also never connect services without a queue unless th
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by nurettin 1y ago
I use multiple services for resilience. Example: With multiple services that have clear separation of concerns, you can debug and fix your processing layer without stopping the collection layer. You can update a distributor while workers wa
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by nurettin 1y ago
I'm sorry I can't continue this conversation of pretending the thing right there doesn't exist.
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by nurettin 1y ago
> They don't have to own the servers and the pipes if they own all the clients, sources of revenue, distribution platforms and financial transaction systems. They don't own all sources of revenue. Even on their major media plat
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by nurettin 1y ago
I think the point is 3 doesn't fully apply anymore. And that was the main pain point. You couldn't call a blue in red even if it didn't use IO without some kind of execution wrapper or waiter. Now you clearly can.
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by nurettin 1y ago
> Who else is more qualified to conduct such a study? Whoever does not have a monetary interest in the studied subject is the one who is more qualified. Same with smoking related research, same with children's toy paint related rese
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by nurettin 1y ago
Ok but The Road is the internet, how much of that does google/alphabet actually own?
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by nurettin 1y ago
To me, claude usually feels like a bumbling idiot. But in extremely rare cases it feels like a sentient super intelligence. I facetiously assumed that in those cases it ran on the correct RNG seed.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I haven't tried deepseek but I've seen claude do crazy things if you are at the correct random.seed
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by nurettin 1y ago
I have observed that "fearless concurrency" didn't really do much in this case compared to basic practices like not allocating in tight loops.
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by nurettin 1y ago
This gave me an idea. Instead of writing/maintaining servers and whatnot, why not just open the browser and give [$LLM] access to the development port and let it rip using the puppeteer protocol?
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by nurettin 1y ago
Sounds ominous.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Reinvesting and long term thought isn't orthogonal.
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by nurettin 1y ago
> Capitalist incentivized And what's the alternative here?
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by nurettin 1y ago
Sure, but tell that to the addicted people.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I didn't say "not". But I do have addiction in family and I wouldn't wish this on other families.
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by nurettin 1y ago
It was a response to the person who complained about python's cgi being removed from stdlib and them wanting to go js or lua (both of which don't even have any supporting code for cgi)
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by nurettin 1y ago
My reaction when I watched it 20+ years ago: Hallucinogens were definitely involved.
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by nurettin 1y ago
> When I meet people who immediately use hyper-specific jargon with strangers, That is 90% of the professors I asked questions to. If they go full jargon and don't want to explain any of it, they don't want you near them ( or t

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