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by nvy 3y ago
>Everyone is encouraged to rate anyone else in a variety of categories, as often as possible. You'd think someone with as much experience as Ray Dalio would be vigilant against overfitting a model, and that's exactly what this
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I'm happy to give them to any HN user but I'm afraid I have only three left and there are three emails in my inbox asking for invites, so if one is you then congratulations! Otherwise, sorry.
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Hey thanks. It's just outdated, what with young kids and grad school. Appreciate the note.
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Yes. I have invite codes if you would like one. Email in my profile. Edit: they're all gone!
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Bluesky is pretty positive and definitely lacks the "American Suburbia HOA" energy that some Mastodon instances have. It's pretty active during North American hours.
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Hey some people like debasing themselves with C; I'm not gonna kink-shame.
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>Currently lone is a single C source file. Is there a plan to write a lone compiler so as to eventually have lone bootstrapping/compiling itself so that you no longer have to sully your hands with C?
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No ads for me. May I suggest uBlock origin. If you are on a platform that does not allow effective ad blocking (chrome, safari, iOS) then consider switching to Android/Firefox.
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>having being forced to work on mac recently for a cross platform application, the nuances of the macOs I hear dotNet people complain about Can you elaborate? I've done some dotnet work on macOS and it wasn't materially differ
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Wow. Where are you?
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I just delete the symlink and create a new one.
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This is very helpful, thank you.
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By all means ban it. I'm not suggesting that 100% is required. I'm suggesting that banning it won't really accomplish much because it's pretty hard to enforce what you can and can't generate on your own machine wi
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We can criminalize it, sure. I just doubt it will appreciably curb the behavior.
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Sure, and I agree that it's harassment, and reprehensible, but there will always be people who do it because there are a lot of shitty people out there.
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Eventually, society is going to have to come around to the fact that this technology can't be legislated away. It's here to stay and it's only going to improve. I hope we get to a place where the automatic assumption upon se
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>the single command that can take you out of any weird situation is `git reflog` which shows you all the commits that HEAD has pointed to. Can you elaborate on why that's helpful? I rarely get into a weird state with git but when I
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I basically never read man pages. In the overwhelming majority of cases you spend 20+ minutes reading the manual and it ends up not answering your question (or at least this is my experience) so you end up just doing a web search anyway.
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This is going to sound harsh but maybe your videos just aren't worth that much monetarily? You aren't entitled to a revenue purely because you upload some stuff onto someone else's computer. If you produced content that had v
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I'd never heard of Rumble, so I googled it (how ironic!) and the results page included a sublink of whatever is trending, which was a video called "The Commie Left Is Melting Down (Ep. 2121)" So yeah, no thanks, I'm not
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>Who's stuff are you pirating off YouTube? Well, the way Google sees it (and other media companies) I'm pirating because I'm not watching ads. >I post my own videos on YouTube Me too, or at least I used to several years
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Candidly? 1. These corporations are so user-hostile, hypocritical, and scummy that I derive a small bit of enjoyment from the pennies I cost them when I pirate their stuff. 2. The overwhelming majority of content on youtube isn't wor
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Do it in scoober position, silly.
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What I'm getting at is: unlike running LLMs, 3D modeling, rendering 8K video, or similar tasks, there's nothing inherent to working with html and javascript that demands such huge amounts of memory. Editing a few hundred (even a
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>Why “of all things”? Pardon my French, but: Because it's a fucking website, not a nonlinear video editor or a large language model. It's supposed run on low-end android devices, my aunt's 3 year old iPad, and the old th
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That's a sad commentary on the state of the web stack and browsers that 24 GB is insufficient for web dev of all things.
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I've only ever seen APL used for Advent of Code or similar. It's probably pretty neat given how concise you can be (or perhaps terse might be a better term), but honestly it seems like the ultimate write-only language given its
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You're not going to convince me that the pickup truck hellscape in the US is superior.
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>Women and children Dunno about the Tube but women and children routinely take the Paris Metro. >grifters This just means you look like a tourist.
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I'll be astounded if we have autonomous vehicles in the snow in my lifetime. More cars that suck at navigating weather is not the answer to traffic problems.

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