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onion2k
10mo ago
The devs I work with don't put secrets in their home directories. ;)
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onion2k
10mo ago
You go where the money is. That is the opposite of being ideologically motivated unless your ideology happens to be 'capitalism'.
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onion2k
10mo ago
Most ordinary home users don't care about GPU or local AI performance that much. Right now, sure. There's a reason why chip manufacturers are adding AI pipelines, tensor processors, and 'neural cores' though. They beli
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10mo ago
You're implying Golding based it on experience on how unsupervised children really behave, but in fact he made it all up. William Golding was my father's English teacher at school (prior to publication of Lord of the Flies). Acc
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11mo ago
A very important skill for Senior engineers not mentioned in the article is an ability to take the initiative on something. For example, when a dev sees a bug in an area of code they aren't responsible for and thinks "I'll ra
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11mo ago
Based on a number of people I've worked with whose job title was Senior Engineer, it isn't that.
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onion2k
11mo ago
It's at least 20 years since I last played Vice City, and I can still remember my way around the map. That's weird.
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11mo ago
So fuzzycanary also checks user agents and won't show the links to legitimate search engines, so Google and Bing won't see them. Unscrupulous AI scrapers will not be using a genuine UA string. They'll be using Google. You&#
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11mo ago
I want to distill this post into some sort of liquid I can inject directly into my dev teams. It's absolutely spot on. Seeing a PR with a change that doesn't build is one of the most disappointing things.
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11mo ago
When working on my projects and talking to investors, I often hear: “Just post it on Hacker News or Reddit and show that people love it.” Unless you're building a start up where the potential customers are specifically HN and Reddit
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11mo ago
Nothing about how to play it either, on the press release or the linked page about Netflix games. Just "on selected TVs with your phone as a controller". Why do companies make it hard?
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11mo ago
and demonstrate that the model doesn't completely change simple sentences A nefarious model would work that way though. The owner wouldn't want it to be obvious. It'd only change the meaning of some sentences some of th
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11mo ago
At that point you create an entirely new API, fully versioned, and backwardly compatible (if you want it to be). The point the article is making is that AI, in theory, entirely removes the person from the coding process so there's no l
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11mo ago
I'm not a spy so I don't know, but surely in most scenarios it's a lot easier to just ask someone for some data than it is hack/steal it. 25 years of social media has shown that people really don't care about what
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11mo ago
If I have 5 items in my marketplace basket that means my payment details need to go from the marketplace to five separate stores and then on to Stripe, and that means Stripe is going to see five transactions at about the same time using my
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11mo ago
I'm building an open source Amazon. No you're not. Amazon is not the software that runs the website. 'Amazon' is the millions of relationships that Amazon has with suppliers and customers. It's the strong brand, t
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11mo ago
do you feel like more than one set is needed? No. The release notes are for the end user. There should be a separate changelog for technical users. This documents changes to the software including things that are invisible to users. For e
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11mo ago
They had to check that app authors hadn't added any.
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11mo ago
Sora is a heavily censored model so presumably they believe they can stop that sort of content being generated.
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11mo ago
Kids will learn how to overcome the ban. VPNs will become the standard. This gives governments an excuse to ban VPNs in the name of 'thinking of the children'. That might be the point though.
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11mo ago
13. Have a message you're actually enthusiastic to tell people. The audience can quickly tell if someone is there because they want to talk about the topic they're presenting, and having a receptive audience makes it much easier
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11mo ago
I think it's his personal site. The fact it's not littered with ads is kind of nice.
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11mo ago
Bruno Simon sells courses on how to make things with three.js. As a homepage it is an exceptionally good example of what you can do with 3D in a browser, and what buying his course will enable you to build. It's a great home page with
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11mo ago
They spend a billion or twenty persuading everyone that they need more RAM, and software developers bloat their apps until it's true. The market for memory continues to thrive.
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11mo ago
Looking at the replies to your comment makes me think that maybe the browser software isn't the only factor that impacts website perf.
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11mo ago
The US is the most successful country in human history, as measured by the current in vogue metric of excellence, which is how much stuff (food, housing, cars, toys, etc) everyone has. There are two kinds of wealth - private wealth and pu
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11mo ago
Why would it make a difference? Offering developers a salary to contribute to an open source project is a good thing. Leave the developers to be free if they want to work for the offered amount.
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11mo ago
...to drive away the content producers that are key to the platform's success?
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11mo ago
if we are fully down, rest assured there will be no available hands to keep the status page updated There is no quicker way for customers to lose trust in your service than it to be down and for them to not know that you're aware and
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11mo ago
The problem with servant leadership is twofold: Firstly, in 'proper' servant leadership as taught by Greenleaf the leader is supposed to put the church before their own needs and wants. It is not about serving the people who rep
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