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by panny 1y ago
>The shoddy work and questionable conclusions of that report were so extensive that an analysis of it required over 450 pages to detail all of its shortcomings. These days, any work that is not concise and to the point... is probably fro
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by panny 1y ago
And a thank you to Oracle for being a good steward of the language.
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by panny 1y ago
All the smart people of my generation have spent their time working on burning energy. For AI, crypto, etc. Imagine if they worked as hard on making energy instead.
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by panny 1y ago
The important part of his statement to me was: >on my site That means not uploaded to github. That means self hosted, as is the point of the main discussion. >these scanners don't respect the LICENSE file I don't think githu
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by panny 1y ago
I would self host if I also wanted build actions, issues, wiki like Github/Gitea support. I believe the article is about this part. How do I collaborate with others without building a dependency on a tyrant? Gitea + Traefik + Keycloak
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by panny 1y ago
Dishonest? Here, look at picture #33 in this listing. It's the bathroom of a $2,300,000 house. This is the best of the best in America. This is how virtually all American houses are. This is your best case scenario for your typical Ame
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by panny 1y ago
>What criteria do you have in mind when you say "of better quality"? The builds are superior and so are all the appliances inside the home. Let's compare, American - Japanese Hole in the ceiling with wires hanging out - st
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by panny 1y ago
>Localities rather than the federal government must have the final say in zoning laws and regulations. Zoning in Japan is at the national level. Japanese houses are WAY cheaper than American ones, while being of better quality at the sam
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by panny 1y ago
>PinePhone Pro got discontinued. At the EXACT moment everyone is now looking for Google alternatives. This is truly snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. https://liliputing.com/pinephone-pro-linux-smartphone-has-be..
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by panny 1y ago
>both over-abstracted and inflexible which made it really hard This seems to be built into the culture of companies which have those ridiculous whiteboard leetcode interviews. You find people who can produce very clever complex solutions
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by panny 1y ago
How will they distinguish between hacking and penetration testing?
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by panny 1y ago
That image is ai slop I hope. That can't seriously be in the proposal, right? >It's going to be GREAT! (Gaza Reconstitution, Economic Acceleration and Transformation Trust) Look at all this parking!
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by panny 1y ago
>Citation needed Okay, here is the president of Bayer Pharacutical division calling the covid mRNA a gene therapy, because it is: https://youtu.be/IKBmVwuv0Qc?t=507 And here is the definition of vaccine being rewritten t
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by panny 1y ago
Five months for stealing a flag? There's another part of the constitution which says the punishment must fit the crime. We don't care about this part though, do we? Edit: since I'm "posting too fast" >has some va
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by panny 1y ago
I have an Xperia 10 III, but it's running AOSP I built myself. https://developer.sony.com/open-source/aosp-on-xperia-open-d... Basically none of this new restriction will bother me, since I don't run anything
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by panny 1y ago
I think it has a lot to do with skill level. Lower skilled developers seem to feel it gives them a lot of benefit. Higher skilled developers just get frustrated looking at all the errors in produces.
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by panny 1y ago
You're working where they want cogs, interchangable cogs. They don't want you to build something special and be the only one who knows how it works. You could leave, and then they are screwed trying to support the thing you wrote.
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by panny 1y ago
Likewise, I'm not teaching their AI where to find GINI coefficients for their benefit, but for mine. I'd like for their AI to learn something, if only to make my experience better. But there's no learning happening.
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by panny 1y ago
>Data mining doesn't mean the model is instantly updated I'm not expecting instant. Even next week it won't be there. It's like how AI never learned to count how many times the letter r appears in strawberry. Like sur
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by panny 1y ago
I would expect this, but it doesn't seem to be the case. If I ask for search.brave.com to give me a list of gini coefficients for the top ten countries by GDP, it can't do it. However, if I tell it the data is available on the CIA
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by panny 1y ago
>but your teeth did not “heal” as in “replace the lost portion”. I can assure you that is exactly what happened, because one was a vertical chip out of the front of my tooth, like a small rice grain. For my tooth to "wear down"
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by panny 1y ago
>Unlike bones and hair, enamel does not regenerate, once it is lost, it’s gone forever. This simply isn't true. I've chipped two teeth at separate times. Both healed up over the years. I still have all my teeth, including wisdo
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by panny 1y ago
Most Americans pay a bare minimum payment, expecting the home "value" to appreciate 20% annually. If they can just make it the first two years, then they can live off the HELOC the rest of their days... I exagerate, but only a lit
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Ten most Affordable housing markets in the world-9 are in the U.S.(cnbc.com)
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by panny 1y ago
>Winning this race will usher in a new era of human flourishing Source? All I've seen as a result of AI is something to take the blame for layoffs. Well, that and a whole lot of copyright infringement laundered through AI.
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by panny 1y ago
Watching anything slightly critical of AI be [flagged] on HN tells me AI is still overhyped.
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by panny 1y ago
>Obviously spilling trillions of tons of poison into the air, water, and soil year after year for over a century is causing problems CO2 is poison to you, but it's how all plants grow. And we need plants. I'm disappointed that
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by panny 1y ago
I agree with the gist of what is said, but toward the end, I think I see exceptions. >You deleted more lines than you added Easy to do if you add a library to remove a roll-your-own solution. However, that can bring in a lot of bloat&#x2
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by panny 1y ago
I think the most impactful thing you can say about Section 174 is that if it continues, I will be starting my startups outside the US. An employee should be taxed like an employee, not a panel truck. There is no guarantee the software devel
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by panny 1y ago
>Think of this post as your field guide to a new way of building software. By the time you finish reading, you’ll understand not just the how but the why behind AI-assisted development that actually works. Hi, AI skeptic with an open-min

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