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peterlada
2y ago
How is it different from relay.app?
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2y ago
No.
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2y ago
It would be a fork. Identical experience until that point but bifurcated from the point of fork since it no longer occupies the same physical space
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peterlada
2y ago
About 1 AU distance, right?
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peterlada
2y ago
Or as Shakespeare would have put it: 0-25: Act I 24-50: Act II 50-75: Act III, the final act.
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2y ago
There is an issue of reading a code that is written by somebody else. If it's not in a common style, the cognitive load of parsing how it's done is an overhead. The reason I used to hate Perl was around this, everyone had a unique
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peterlada
2y ago
The most expensive thing in this work is human attention. Ie somebody has to give a shit so the thing works well.
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peterlada
2y ago
Ok. But also: Earth biosphere is collapsing. Your complaint re: bottle cap: I stopped seeing caps in gutters. Your complaint re: recycling scam: a non-scam way of doing is how Netherlands does it and it imports(!) trash because it's pr
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2y ago
How high did it go?
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2y ago
St James, the protector saint of all things covfefe.
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2y ago
Yes. This is intuitively true. Solid specs can be built with high % of AI assist and can be executed fast. Vague specs and exploration would take forever compared to the prior. One can build 10 concrete ideas in a span of a single explorati
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2y ago
Tell us more about your qualifications
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2y ago
No. I mean data-no=jose
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2y ago
Today: almost certainly nothing In a decade: almost certainly very little In a century: almost certainly more than the Voyager
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3y ago
It needs to be taken over by the government
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3y ago
Managing Humans by Michael Lopp And it's a book of his articles.
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3y ago
A decade ago I would have agreed with you. But then I discovered the topic of five-symmetries and my absolute favorite non-toxic non-stick pans are coated with that alloy (not long ago deemed impossible) that has the five way symmetry. So t
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3y ago
Well put. Love that line about the 3 day invasion.
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3y ago
Also miss out on spam, scam and "custom" "keyboards" that just happen to use telemetry to collect passwords.
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3y ago
Boeing cannot make things that fly no more. So now as a lawyer run entity will try to redefine the concept of flying to, riffing on Douglas Adams line on, constantly falling and mostly missing hitting the ground.
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3y ago
5-year ownership cost of a Model 3 SR is the same as a Toyota Corolla right now...
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3y ago
Laugh cries inconsolably in American...
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3y ago
100% this. Maxing out the 401k annually at the relatively low salary of 150k in NYC is easy. Doing that in St Louis at 50k livable wage is super hard. Car payments? Ditto.
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3y ago
It's nice to see GM and Ford (cutting back on F150 Lighting production) leading the sales at Tesla. What a self own.
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3y ago
It is incredibly hard and a giant overhead on each of these SaaS startups to do marketing and enterprise sales which shows up in pricing (30-70%!) These solutions still need to be vendored in and integrated at each client. Rolling up all th
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3y ago
Have you tried reading the paper or at least the twitter thread? There are 8 problems listed there that will help you understand the probablement and the elegance of this proposed solution via the SQL standard.
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3y ago
Conspiracy theorist is such a cop out title for this guy. Convicted fraudster? Mass shooting enthusiast? Bankrupted liar?
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3y ago
The Greek prime minister wants to have a word...
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3y ago
They are aiming to maintain a single 9 reliability.
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12y ago
Seems like this could possibly lead to memory leak? No upper bound on the memory usage?
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