orangesite

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by orangesite 2y ago
So nice to see OSM still continuing to care about maps after Google abandoned their last remaining pretensions to cartography in favor of the almighty advertising dollar.
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by orangesite 2y ago
Don't let the AI anywhere near your systems has basically been the consensus everyone everywhere keeps arriving at in every novel, movie and/or projection.
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by orangesite 2y ago
We have the economic and mathematic machinery to, in cases where uncertainty would adversely affect a defendant, require a rigorous statement of proof for the prosecution to win the day. Bonus: Many opaque systems would have to be aired in
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by orangesite 2y ago
Nope nope nope and nope. The author of the software and their source code shall be interrogated on the witness stand by one of their peers and a proof checker. edit: gender neutral language
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by orangesite 2y ago
Glasgow is lovely, people are cunts.
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by orangesite 2y ago
aka The darker side of having people who wouldn't make it through the first four weeks of med school managing health services.
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by orangesite 2y ago
That said, no published policy on master clock division.
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by orangesite 2y ago
Software development is not football but thank you for letting everyone know you have a terrible attitude towards engineering management.
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by orangesite 2y ago
a) SQL queries are not expensive. b) As I said, the effect for the vast majority of artists would be quite the opposite of negligible.
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by orangesite 2y ago
From what you've said my guess is that your eldest is probably the biggest drain on your emotional resources. Have you joined a support group for families with special needs kids? There's no substitute for interactions with other
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by orangesite 2y ago
I'd argue this would be a lot simpler and cheaper to setup than the byzantine distribution system we currently have in place. It would also make the economics of streaming viable for the majority of artists rather than the small pool o
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by orangesite 2y ago
Try and live without a 6 figure tech salary and you will find that almost none of the resources you need to survive can be found on the internet.
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by orangesite 3y ago
(Verse 1) A long, long time ago, I can still remember how macOS used to make me smile. And I knew if I had my chance, I could make those apps and code advance, And maybe they'd be happy for a while. But February made me shiver, With ev
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by orangesite 3y ago
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39679787
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by orangesite 3y ago
They've created a system where literally the only people who are remotely interested in participating in that system are people who love gaming the system. Until they fix that, the rest of us will always have better options than that.
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by orangesite 3y ago
38 years. Programming is fun but if you can't solve it without a computer you're only going to make it worse by using a computer.
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by orangesite 3y ago
Au contraire my friend, if it were not for the elephantine encouragement I would not have made it to the end of the page! <3
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by orangesite 3y ago
It would be interesting to apply the existing anti-monopoly rules designed to prevent Nestlé from buying all the water to the companies who are buying all the houses. Knowing the deep aversion to risk the owners of these companies have I gu
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by orangesite 3y ago
I guess the more money you're making from tulips the easier it is to convince yourself that tulips are worth the price.
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by orangesite 3y ago
You're right, if they're not looking for you then you will probably be disappointed. That said, if I was looking for someone in the music biz I'd start with people I know they've worked with in the past because they&#x27
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by orangesite 3y ago
You know what's really annoying? When I'm trying to have a conversation and someone keeps trying to finish my sentences for me!
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by orangesite 3y ago
It's like arguing that artists should have a say about how they should be paid for their work at the dawn of the mp3 revolution. If you've ever been in a riot you'll know it's impossible to argue with people once the loo
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by orangesite 3y ago
It's illuminating to listen to how a Russian saw that interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ-iXSPZi_Q
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by orangesite 3y ago
Sam Altman diverting the salaries of folk replaced by AI into his own pocket: "Yeeeerrrrs… I think we should replace those salaries with taxes paid by the people who still have jobs left and don't y'all think I'm just su
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by orangesite 3y ago
Tucker Carlson killed Alexei Navalny. Edit: Practice systemic awareness. This was not a throwaway comment.
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by orangesite 3y ago
This is somewhat simplified but basically it's variations on the Startup / MBA cycle: * Smart people make things that work. * Smart money helps make thing that works scale. * With money comes MBA's to manage budgets. * Thing
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by orangesite 3y ago
Oh god forbid that us special people should be using the same parts as those horrible common Android users!
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by orangesite 3y ago
Yeah, another universe where you have wizards who know how to fold the paper correctly to make the ambient computational environment do things. Hard pass. Folk computing for me is a hardware/software layer stripped off the commercial a
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by orangesite 3y ago
Yeah, don't hire a parrot to do an engineer's job.
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by orangesite 3y ago
The demo: AI so powerful it's a literal existential risk for humanity! v1.0: You should be disbarred for using our product and assuming the output would make any sense whatsoever.

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