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by plandis 3y ago
Ckan works for me if it’s a different mod manager you use. I’ve been using it for like at least 5 years without issue.
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by plandis 3y ago
I don’t doubt that there has been extensive testing on radiation but knowing exactly which atoms and molecules are essential for the human body to sustain life and the corresponding energy levels at which those atoms and molecules ionize is
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by plandis 3y ago
The French apparently measured the test at a closer distance than EU regulations. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37492752#37495753
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by plandis 3y ago
> but not as corrupt as the US I’m wondering how you determined this?
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by plandis 3y ago
I don’t know if my experience was far outside the norm but I don’t really think of legendary office perks from Amazon. We had free drip coffee (not espresso) from Starbucks and that was it.
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by plandis 3y ago
The traditional Amazon desks are typically a piece of wood cheaply fastened to four legs. Think less ornate wood desk and more something a beginner might do as a one day diy project to get into woodworking.
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by plandis 3y ago
My friends and I used to do the same thing. Even without drawing your body in while spinning the momentum and height make it possible to pretty easily flip off the swing. Thanks for reminding me of this memory :)
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by plandis 3y ago
I’m not sure having a board comprised without industry experts is a good idea.
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by plandis 3y ago
What kinds of questions do you ask these?
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by plandis 3y ago
> 32 percent have a basic understanding of how “AI” (LLMs) function. This is surprising and I really doubt this is true.
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by plandis 3y ago
Do you have research data to support this?
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by plandis 3y ago
Honestly I’m not seeing much point in even living nowadays with prospects so bad. I’ll give it like maybe another month or two but after that I’m out. The amount of suffering being laid off has caused me in my life is just not worth it.
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by plandis 3y ago
Without fail when someone asks me internationally where I’m from and I say the US they inevitably ask what state. Saying the state merely short circuits a follow up question that, in my personal experience, is likely to happen.
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by plandis 3y ago
Here’s the reasonable argument: US citizens are now used to .gov domain names being solely used by US government entities. They won’t change it, nor should they, as forcing domain name changes will simply add confusion for Americans. Just b
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by plandis 3y ago
…and yet the US manages this just fine at sporting events? I doubt normal people even have the option to purchase “VIP” tickets that allow for alcohol.
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by plandis 3y ago
Yes, that is essentially the point of logical clocks :)
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by plandis 3y ago
You can rephrase this question in terms of causality. Why does it matter that we know if some process happens before some other process at some defined(?) level of precision. There are ways around this but they are restrictive or come at th
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by plandis 3y ago
Not sure what you’re doing but it sounds like a great example for your competitors to point to and tell customers that they can avoid these issues.
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by plandis 3y ago
I feel like this will lead to more expensive or bulkier phones (or both!)
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by plandis 3y ago
How else did people think Github was able to do things like link to function definitions or scanning for secrets stored in private repos to alert you?
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by plandis 3y ago
The thing that I’ve always found wild is that the money people make on markets seems to be so much higher than the money people who actually make goods/services. Why has the global economy put such a high benefit from investment banker
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by plandis 3y ago
Why should I trust the CEO who was just recently caught in a lie about blackmail despite evidence to the contrary and in the past has straight up edited people’s comments without any notification that Reddit is responsible for the edits?
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by plandis 3y ago
C has plenty of macro use doesn’t it? Even something as simple as a doubly linked list is implemented with lots of macros in the Linux kernel AFAIK.
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by plandis 3y ago
C is not what I would call a very readable language. I don’t think you could drop someone who newly learned C and have them be effective looking at glibc for example.
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by plandis 3y ago
> Something that kind of bothers me that I don't understand. Why is there such an obsession about having small computers/servers? I don't care if I have to put my computer in the basement because its the size of a closet o
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by plandis 3y ago
I’ve written a chip 8 emulator in both C and Rust and the Rust one is definitely more clear, and with destructured pattern matching you can really cleanly decode the opcodes in Rust: https://github.com/plan-x64/chip8&#x
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by plandis 3y ago
Well pretty much all the successful apps have decided to shut down but perhaps you know something they don’t and you can profit from their ignorance. Here’s Apollos developers thoughts: > Why not just increase the price of Apollo? > O
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by plandis 3y ago
Reddit announced the pricing with 30 days for app developers to start being charged. That’s not a realistic timeline.
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by plandis 3y ago
Wasn’t YC an early investor in Reddit? Pretty sure Steve and Alexis were in one of the early batches, right?
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by plandis 3y ago
It wasn’t asking for hush money. The developer was asking to be acquired. It’s clear from the audio this wasn’t intended to be hush money.

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