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by puchatek 3y ago
> it might motivate... That gut feeling resonates with so many that few care to question it. It just feels right. Problem is, it feels right to the kind of person that habitually weighs the benefits and drawbacks of their actions, is abl
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by puchatek 3y ago
If that was indeed the point then his three word sentence did a very shoddy job at highlighting it.
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by puchatek 3y ago
Ultimately it was her responsibility, yes. But I've seen loud, big and aggressive people get their say too many times to not think that they are part of the problem. At least ethically.
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by puchatek 3y ago
I really want to make the switch from Google maps to OSM but i always find that I also want to look up some data about the destination, usually the opening hours. Sometimes the reviews. OSM just doesn't have enough coverage for the pla
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by puchatek 3y ago
So how much of the 8s is spent in the LLM vs Piper? Some of the example responses are very long for the typical home automation usecase which would compound the problem. Ample room for GladOS to be sassy but at 8s just too tardy to be usabl
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by puchatek 3y ago
In the experience of my department, event sourcing has brought complexity, not taken it away. Theoretically, when done right, by skilled and disciplined teams and to store the state of one system to build projections off of and not to publi
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by puchatek 3y ago
But people build apps on top of it and deploy it to the cloud, too, right? Does it then compete with stuff like AWS RDS?
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by puchatek 3y ago
Yes. People focused on their phones are even more oblivious to their surroundings than two people having a conversation.
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by puchatek 3y ago
The overwhelming majority of users couldn't care less about this stuff as long as their phones play the content that they and their peers are into right now. If the alternative works well, is easy to switch to and is affordable then ma
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by puchatek 3y ago
I hope PWMs will have more to offer than push notifications, which I disable every time they're on offer, just like non-essential cookies.
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by puchatek 3y ago
Could this replace a media center like Kodi for playing music and movies or is it just for games?
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by puchatek 3y ago
This tech is in its infancy
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by puchatek 3y ago
Depends on what you're trying to understand. They might not get how but it would be clear that the what hasn't changed yet. It's still about money, power, mating rights etc. Even in the face of our own demise. If all thi
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by puchatek 3y ago
Ok, big families and several devices per person combined will result in bandwidth needs that seem over the top for any single application. Thanks!
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by puchatek 3y ago
Can I ask what you're using it for?
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by puchatek 3y ago
But when does that speed actually matter? Streaming 8k content can apparently be achieved with a 50mbps. So the article is concerned with applications that haven't been invented yet, did I get that right?
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by puchatek 3y ago
Can someone explain the appeal of 1GB Internet?
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by puchatek 3y ago
Of course it would be best to just ban AI. But there's no way to enforce it. An announcement of a ban using strong language will just trigger a certain kind of people to demonstrate how little they feel that the rules apply to them. Th
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by puchatek 3y ago
Are you talking about crypto assets seized from criminals? Because it should be obvious that that's completely different from a state-run worldwide hacking operation.
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by puchatek 3y ago
We maintained a c4 model of our systems built for importing and displaying on structurizr.com and tbh, it wasn't fun. You don't get the same intuitive understanding and overview from the code that you get from a diagram and there
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by puchatek 3y ago
Depends on the country and the ruling powers. In Germany the current minister of transportation is in favor of building more roads.
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by puchatek 3y ago
See my comment about the term here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37808198
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by puchatek 3y ago
It's referring to the "ubiquitous language" concept popularized by the Domain driven development (DDD) literature. The assumption is that in every business there is an existing language, i.e. a set of terms that refer to the
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by puchatek 3y ago
He's talking about batter and sauce, the way it's prepared in many Asian cuisines. You might want to look up the definition of highly processed foods. Hint: it's not the things you do in a normal kitchen.
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by puchatek 3y ago
Of you don't like soy milk try oat. The better ones taste better than cow milk in a cappuccino IMO. Meat replacement products are based on all kinds of plant proteins these days. Some of them taste pretty good, though the true meat lov
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by puchatek 3y ago
Looking at major developments in the world I feel like we're moving away from societies that enable the best healthcare for as many as possible and rather move to nationalistic, authoritarian states that drag everybody back into a 20th
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by puchatek 3y ago
In some European countries there's a recent trend to attack people perceived as "the state", such as firefighters and paramedics in certain situations. Afaik, this is usually done by low income, uneducated people that good st
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by puchatek 3y ago
That's a very amicable framing of what basically amounts to an inability to judge sources and adequately process information, coupled with a taste for consequence-free, amoral behavior and an authoritarian mindset.
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by puchatek 3y ago
Reminds me a bit of how everybody was cool with pirating software and media back in the day. To help the bad conscience there was a handy narrative of how the record companies were making a killing off of everybody so it was cool not to pay
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by puchatek 3y ago
Nijmegen!

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