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by nwsm 3y ago
It's nice to have this in the standard library, but it doesn't solve any existing pain points around structured log metadata and contexts. We use zap [0] and store a zap logger on the request context which allows different parts o
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by nwsm 3y ago
I wish I was as optimistic as you. I personally think people would be too preoccupied planning the elimination of the other human species to consider animals with greater respect. That being said, Noah Yuval Harari has very forward thinking
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by nwsm 3y ago
Is TFA not a good enough example?
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by nwsm 3y ago
The big cloud providers attempt to detect and stop crypto mining. I'm not sure if there are ways around it, but if so, they probably involve mining incredibly inefficiently. Personally I would look into standing up one of the popular A
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by nwsm 4y ago
OpenAI's GPT-4 Technical Report [0] includes an anecdote of the AI paying someone on TaskRabbit to solve a CAPTCHA for it. It lied to the gig worker about being a bot, saying that they are actually a human with a vision impairment. [0]
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by nwsm 4y ago
I take it you did not visit the link?
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by nwsm 4y ago
Yes I was referring to Kareem. Thanks for the recommendation
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by nwsm 4y ago
I sort of agree but there are many product reasons not to do that. They could also have segregated the content in their existing app(s) more strictly. I, like you, am hardly ever interested in seeing both music and podcasts. Keep the "
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by nwsm 4y ago
Fair, but though I was not alive during his career, he seems to have always been portrayed as level headed and wise.
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by nwsm 4y ago
Anyone know about how many 7% is?
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by nwsm 4y ago
with scroll wheel bound to jump of course
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by nwsm 4y ago
Google Cloud Run or some similar scalable container-based abstraction. Off the shelf auth and DBaaS. I have a lot of opinions on frontend stack too but they vary based on product.
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by nwsm 4y ago
In our high school we'd download games like Tetris and Block Dude for our TI84s. You could transfer the games to other calculators with a data cable. High scores would transfer, and you might try to build a collection of games. A text
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by nwsm 4y ago
I'm not confusing them, I'm saying that your schooling failed you as someone who would in all likelihood spend the rest of their life in a society that predominantly uses the imperial system. I am having a hard time believing that
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by nwsm 4y ago
To be honest it sounds like your schooling set you up for failure for living in the US. Are your speed limit signs not in MPH? Do you not buy your milk in gallons and commonly weigh things in pounds? What volume measuring spoons do you have
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by nwsm 4y ago
In the case of AI writing and art it seems to be exclusively tech people interested in it. Chat bots have existed in some form for decades so normal people are not impressed, and those interested in writing or art strongly dislike it for se
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by nwsm 4y ago
I was also interested in server sided Swift for a bit but didn't go very far with it. Java is the "obvious" choice for statically typed web backends. Personally I'll recommend Go and C#. Both have a low learning barrier
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by nwsm 4y ago
Not the point. Actual lives will be destroyed and they funded it.
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by nwsm 4y ago
Would you recommend it?
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Thread-Local State in Go, Huh?(puzpuzpuz.dev)
1 points by nwsm 4y ago|0 comments
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by nwsm 4y ago
The actual issue for me is Google allowing an ad to say gimp.com that is not gimp.com. Even if you see it's an ad and are interested, you are now at risk on Google.
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by nwsm 4y ago
View the source of the articles and you will find thousands of lines of readable HTML, handwritten JavaScript using canvas and WebGL, and handwritten audio manipulation using window.AudioContext. Similar stories for the author's other
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by nwsm 4y ago
If you read the article you might learn something about WebAssembly which will do the things you're talking about.
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by nwsm 4y ago
> number of retweets in a tweet Interesting- the goal was to use that information for page ranking?
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by nwsm 4y ago
They are all over. There is a co-op in my college town of Fayetteville, AR. I was not a member but it's successful.
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by nwsm 4y ago
> Maybe it's just me but I don't understand what this sentence means. I've never heard of a "marriage blackout night" and can't parse what it means. The author explains the term and agrees it needs editing.
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by nwsm 4y ago
Why? It was really smooth
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by nwsm 4y ago
I worked for a big company in Louisville and we wrote .NET on Macs and deployed on Linux via Docker.
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by nwsm 4y ago
I worked for one of the big corporations in Louisville. Huge companies use lots of technologies but .NET, Java, React, SPA frameworks, Docker + Kubernetes, and cloud migrations are the norm.
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by nwsm 4y ago
How is it clickbait? I'm linking to an SEC press release and I think the title I gave is fair.

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