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by oxff 5y ago
You are doing God's work.
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by oxff 5y ago
For personal projects I have used Serverless Framework, and I have no qualms about the experience as a developer.. though they're not huge projects so things may vary with those.
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by oxff 5y ago
That's was a very interesting hack that hadn't occurred to me.
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by oxff 5y ago
Essentially, most of open source is slave labor for big tech who can build their services on top of the "contributions" while extracting ridiculous amounts of value from them and giving maybe pennies back to a single sponsored con
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by oxff 5y ago
It is Nick Land.
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by oxff 5y ago
It is not sufficiently stressed in general analysis and commentary that the sanctions were not caused by Russian forces troops shooting at Ukrainian cities. Russia could drop most of its munitions into a restricted area in Ukraine and it
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by oxff 5y ago
I try to observe things from "30 thousand feet", the current climate in Western countries is hysterical, emotional and it clouds a lot of things. Mostly try to keep it to Thomas Schelling's teachings when analyzing a given si
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by oxff 5y ago
> So you're suggesting that for a sovereign power to consider joining NATO is "flirting irresponsibly". This was indeed quite irresponsible of Ukraine, as we can see: they are now at war with Russia without any real suppor
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by oxff 5y ago
Original goal of Rust, from what I've read, was to basically replace highly concurrent, critical modules in a C++ codebase.
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by oxff 5y ago
Blood Meridian.
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by oxff 5y ago
"Brace for impact" probably describes the event well, but you'll survive.
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by oxff 5y ago
The west has this weird idea that destroying its living standards is the way to support Ukraine and combat Russia. My guess: won't happen. Russia won't change its course, but I will be paying 5e per liter of gas in september, all
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by oxff 5y ago
Worrying that such a state has nuclear weapons.
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by oxff 5y ago
It absolutely is an intelligence carve out.
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by oxff 5y ago
"Throw more compute at it"
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by oxff 5y ago
1. Take as many as you can. 2. Outsource them all.
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by oxff 5y ago
Quick, easy formal verification tools that programmers can use on the spot from the IDE are hard to make for most languages because most languages and their compilers weren't made with such thing in mind. I guess Rust might be heading
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by oxff 5y ago
> ... "the model perfectly memorizes ... the training data." Can you call this learning ?
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by oxff 5y ago
Nobody will ever make the connection between this, and the lockdowns they imposed on humans. Well, nobody "respectable" so the status followers won't ever hold the opinion where it matters, the court. "When you are paid
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by oxff 5y ago
I just use wikilinks and markdown, edit it in VSC; it is helpful if you schedule yourself like a hour of study time for some topic which forces you to revisit the stuff you wrote previously, regularly . I'm going over some math /
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by oxff 5y ago
Only the hash horizon made of proof of work will protect you.
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by oxff 5y ago
1. When it fails at being a function abstraction; though this is a language issue, that is, you can't write good code in most languages. 2. Incorrect, including such issues such as insecure, not filling the specification.
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by oxff 5y ago
They're fine in moderation, like for logical signs. I wouldn't want UNICODE symbol soup like Agda code seems to be.
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by oxff 5y ago
These Electron solutions (VSC plugins, Obsidian, whatever) become really slow when you have a large document with markdown, code and latex in it. I recommend learning Emacs org-mode. Painful, but eventually faster.
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by oxff 5y ago
I will always run into these threads to state that: these tools will not help you until you yourself have organized your thoughts! You can't have messy idea of a subject topic or some category of ideas and "just" use Zettelka
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by oxff 5y ago
Inflation is probably around 15% for most of Europe and US, there's your reason: you are not paying enough.
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by oxff 5y ago
I took a quick look at it a while back and this seems correct. They are very hard to actually use, and the tooling seems to be lacking severely.