oefrha

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by oefrha 2y ago
The good ol’ everyone on the Internet is American fallacy.
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by oefrha 2y ago
> this is only about one side The ones in power pushing this literally fit into the other group you described, so what a surprise.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Given that you can’t recover from panics on other goroutines, and Go makes it extremely easy to spawn over goroutines, often times it’s not even an opinion, you have to handle it a layer up. There’s no catchall for panics.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Yeah that's a bad repro. Took me a couple minutes to write a concise one. server.go: package main import ( "net/http" ) func main() { http.HandleFunc("/", func(w http.ResponseWr
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by oefrha 2y ago
> When you use History search, powered by AI, your searches, generated answers, best matches, and their page contents are sent to Google. > To improve History search, powered by AI, Google may have humans review the data to help us un
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by oefrha 2y ago
Generating boring one off analysis scripts is the best use case for AI code writing, so can’t fault them for doing so. For serious projects I found LLMs—even cutting edge Claude Sonnet 3.7 in agent mode—just can’t generate a large amount of
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by oefrha 2y ago
Doubt it. It was something like 128k, 192k, 320k. Who the hell encodes the same album like that.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Around 2012 I got some credits for Amazon Music (or whatever it was called at the time) so I bought and downloaded a couple of international albums. Then I noticed tracks in a single album could have three different bitrates. Not definitive
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by oefrha 2y ago
Out of all the search engines out there, he just had to use Google, the U.S. Big Brother search engine, to search for defecting from the U.S. Wouldn’t surprise me if the U.S. IC is alerted to these search terms in real time. Unbelievable.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Maintaining a theme ~a decade after its creation is minimal effort. You can check the commit history yourself and see it's a one line change once in a while among auto dependency bumps thanks to a >10k line package-lock.json, at lea
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by oefrha 2y ago
Asking for money isn’t a problem. The problem is this person went out of their way to extract money by harassing people who rightfully use the open source Apache 2 version, switching the marketplace extension to a closed source version with
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by oefrha 2y ago
The original author seemed to talk a lot about funding development/maintenance, so I got curious about what the hell needs to be maintained. I cloned the https://github.com/t3dotgg/vsc-material-but-i-wont-sue-you
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by oefrha 2y ago
No problem!
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by oefrha 2y ago
I deeply respect your work here on HN (and I semi-frequently email you so you know I do), but I disagree here. I don’t have to go back 12 years, I think YC funded its fair share of crypto scams like other VCs (of course what’s considered a
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by oefrha 2y ago
Brought to you by the VC famous for InstallMonetizer? Make no mistake, it’ll basically back anything that makes money, there’s no moral high ground. And like it or not, this kind of AI (or should I say A-eye) is here to stay.
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by oefrha 2y ago
Article is about health impact and explicitly not about carbon emissions. It also strongly implies “we don’t want you to pay, we simply don’t want you here”. You can’t accuse me of arguing against a strawman when I’m addressing the articl
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by oefrha 2y ago
As someone who use sparse bundles a lot, I would say APFS volumes are better for most local use cases, especially if you want to have a different backup strategy.
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by oefrha 2y ago
There’s nothing specific to data centers here, just electricity use. The electricity use generates a shit load of GDP and soft power for the U.S., way more than $5.4B over 5 years. So what do these degrowth people want exactly? Cant have re
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by oefrha 2y ago
You’re not wrong, it’s a hell lot more exciting to watch players organically emerging from a competitive landscape with stuff you can put your hands on today (or next week) than players hand-picked and tasked by governments, making hollow a
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by oefrha 2y ago
> Starting next week, we'll open-source 5 repos – one daily drop Probably counts as announcement of announcement? Let’s wait for the actual repo drops before discussing them, especially because there are no details about what will b
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by oefrha 2y ago
Inertia and prisoner’s dilemma. If an entire field decided unanimously that all existing editorial boards of for-profit journals will resign and form a corresponding Free<OldJournal> overnight and somehow with an inherited impact fact
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by oefrha 2y ago
Oh I'm not saying conda is a good solution for all ML/scientific. I was making the assertion that it's terrible for basically everything else.
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by oefrha 2y ago
There are very cheap arXiv overlay journals where the processing fee is about $10 per submission.[1] And that’s with a for profit entity providing the platform. Reviewing is already unpaid, editing is often unpaid even with traditional jour
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by oefrha 2y ago
Conda is the dreaded solution to the dreadful ML/scientific Python works-on-my-computer dependency spaghetti projects. One has to be crazy to suggest it for anything else. uv hardly occupies the same problem space. It elevates DX with
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by oefrha 2y ago
When there is an enormous budget somehow used up but with barely any noticeable effect (and frankly, without much of an expectation that there’s noticeable effect), you can bet there’s someone or a lot of someones siphoning from it. Btw eve
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by oefrha 2y ago
Lol you can hardly get a 7.5’’ for that price. I once looked into making a few programmable ePaper “posters” for myself, and noped out of it when I saw the price.
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by oefrha 2y ago
For us non-compiler nerds, can you comment on which compilers support musttail? I suppose latest clang has it. gcc: since you mentioned support was only added in July 2024, I suppose it's not in gcc 14 yet? How about Apple clang from X
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by oefrha 2y ago
At least in Princeton experimentalists do complete integrated MS/PhD within 5 years. Having a separate MS is atypical for American-educated students, plenty of schools (all the top schools IIRC) don’t even have a program, the MS is onl
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by oefrha 2y ago
I went to Princeton for my PhD, but I was at Stanford for my undergrad, and knowing a few experimentalist grad students, it seems for whatever reason the completion time was usually 7 years (or more), longer than usual. Might be something t
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by oefrha 2y ago
This “summary” is so wrong. You left out half of the article describing problems with the camera and on-board computer leaving every modern feature of the car useless, which is a known problem affecting a huge number of customers, and which

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