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by pas 11mo ago
no, I do believe that Devin-type agents are coming (like OpenAI's Codex) and they are being used to produce code, but currently the bottleneck is code review (curation), and yes it makes sense to try and relaunch with new code (run tes
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by pas 11mo ago
someone is hosting kiwifarms and stormfront (for 29 years and counting) gab, voat and the others simply gave up when the convenient providers did not want to deal with their bullshit YT is not the hosting provider of record, even if it look
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by pas 11mo ago
but you need to put the TV on the wall VESA mounts and installation are not cheap it's really an apples and or ciders comparison that said, now I realized I have a door with two pictures screwed to it, because we punched a hole through
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by pas 11mo ago
not deleting the active plan seems like a basic fail-safe design choice, and this isn't AWS people's first rodeo. likely there was some rationale for not going with a built-in fallback.
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by pas 11mo ago
water companies in England and Wales are perhaps even better the same sorry ass situation that PG&E is in California, everything is brutally expensive because it's an absolutely shitty old system sustaining an overgrowning fucking
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by pas 11mo ago
As far as I understand ChatGPT is not capable of self-improvement, so EY's argument is not applicable to it. (At least based on this https://intelligence.org/files/IEM.pdf from 2013.) The FOOM argument starts with
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by pas 11mo ago
> Why should he leave? Because the game is rigged apparently? If not then let the WG work. If no one except djb feels this strongly about hybrid vs. pure post-quantum stuff then it's okay. (And I haven't read the threads but th
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by pas 11mo ago
... unfortunately what matters is that gold is a curse. Colonialism hundreds of years ago froze extractive oppressive hierarchies, and even though many places gained independence the new elite mostly took the already in-place system and sta
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by pas 11mo ago
... if he thinks some WG is making a mistake and he's not welcome there (everyone else seems to be okay with what's happening based on the quoted email on the first link), then - CoC or not - he should then leave, and publicly pos
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by pas 11mo ago
Sorry, can you explain what he did to himself?
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by pas 11mo ago
Hi, I noticed you made a typo in "JS bad, Go bad", it's not too late to edit your comment! /s
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by pas 11mo ago
thanks for the YT paper! my point is there's no need to try (and fail) to define some universal backpressure semantics between coupling points, after all this can be done locally, and even after the fact (every time there's an out
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by pas 11mo ago
the niche that Next dominates rightfully is these latency optimized but highly dynamic and parallelizable sites, minimal "per user" state lives close to the user, it's vertically integrated, and gives tools to frontend-orient
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by pas 1y ago
The post argues for "control theory" and slowing down changes. (Which ... will sure, maybe, but it will slow down convergence, or it complicates things if some class of actions will be faster than others.) But what would make sens
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by pas 1y ago
there's already some virtualization going on. (I heard that what people see as us-east-1a might be us-east-1c for others to spread the load. though obviously it's still too big.)
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by pas 1y ago
I've seen probably too many terminals, but a video that actually demonstrates things (when to press the keys, for how long, what's the expected response from the installer, and so on, and so on) seems super helpful and easy to fol
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by pas 1y ago
without paying now for the externalities of its production
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by pas 1y ago
aquifers deplete, the water table lowers, wells dry up sustainability, availability and maximum marginal price matters, just as with electric power generation
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by pas 1y ago
ah, thanks! yes, to me this is not about the Sokal affair, it's absolutely only about Gaza/Palestine, and how even Sokal itself is a hero of the cause, and how he used a way to advocate for higher standards in social science even
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by pas 1y ago
sources please!? there's a reason that 18% of clinical trials around drugs against Alzheimer's still target plaques also the etiological model evolved a lot (as others pointed out, it's removing blockage after the pipe has ru
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by pas 1y ago
Can you explain a bit what's the reactionary political thing and which parts show that that the author got sucked into it? Thanks!
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by pas 1y ago
if they can run them safely they should. is ASN not trustworthy? they are doing reviews every 10 year, and as they get older they can increase the frequency of reviews. also the article mentions no dangers with regards to the reactors.
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by pas 1y ago
they have a bug bounty program, they do pay, they have the SDR program, etc. does this show conviction or it's just basic prevention of brand damage? could they do more? of course. can any company stand up to Trump? unlikely.
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by pas 1y ago
WSGI is just the protocol for web request handling (like CGI, fast CGI), some implementations utilized subinterpreter support through the C API (which existed in its basic form since Python 1.5 according to PEP 554 or since 2.2 according to
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by pas 1y ago
... sounds like a trivial job for bare metal instances and that EC2 local NVMe encryption keys are ephemeral is nice against leaks, but not a necessity for other clouds (and not great for resumability, which can really downgrade business co
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by pas 1y ago
why? since WiredTiger is the default storage engine it works
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by pas 1y ago
since it's I/O heavy an async web-oriented stack (ie. NodeJS) makes sense, and then TS is an obvious improvement over raw JS, and if the frontend is also JS/TS then at least there's some chance that expertise can be shar
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by pas 1y ago
... well, it makes sense to be able to do a "join" with the `users` and `documents` collections, use the full expressive range of an aggregation pipeline (and it's easy to add additional indices to MongoDB collections, and ha
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by pas 1y ago
they have a tendency to try novel/different things, like upstart (init system), mir (desktop compositor (?)) and this is probably a net positive, there's now an early adopter for the project, the testsuite gets improved, and the n
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by pas 1y ago
as long as we cannot provide some objective foundations for the meaning of words we're pretty much left with the law constantly being interpreted, and even if somehow laws and enforcement becomes completely independent of the fallibili

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