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by realaleris149 2y ago
Politics is the set of activities that are associated with making decisions in groups. All the bad connotations we get from the word are because humans are humans. There is no better model that works in any kind of society/ organizatio
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by realaleris149 2y ago
> Sometimes you are doing working everyone tells you is critical the day before they show you out the door. I know this may appear so but the signs are there. We only want this to be true so we do not see it. I've been in a similar
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by realaleris149 2y ago
This was the last year we had to change the clock... And was the last one for about 5 years.
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by realaleris149 2y ago
I guess some respond with “yes”. We have a saying around here something like: “is not stupid who is asking, is stupid the one that gives”.
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by realaleris149 2y ago
A rule app that requires cookie consent for like 200 “legitimate interest” vendors.
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by realaleris149 2y ago
Reliable network communication is also proven to be impossible [1], yet it happens all the time. Yes, sometime it fails but it still “works”. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals%27_Problem
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by realaleris149 2y ago
> … indicates the fault is in you if almost everyone misuses a tool the fault is in tool Or, more likely I think, because the tool is popular and is used by many companies, is statistically more likely to find it misused.
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by realaleris149 2y ago
So we do not need LLMs for hallucinations, humans are already good at those?
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by realaleris149 3y ago
> DOM-like event bubbling This does sound very interesting. I started playing with https://two.js.org/ for a browser game but the event system proved a challange. The typescript focus also looks promising. Will give it a
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by realaleris149 3y ago
From ~2021 they are supported in all major browsers. https://caniuse.com/css-logical-props
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by realaleris149 3y ago
I was thinking just the other day that I become more and more dependent on GitHub copilot autocomplete. I feel that I am losing some skills but skip writing some tedious parts of the code is too nice to discard.
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by realaleris149 3y ago
If you are using IntelliJ (Ultimate), it also have very good support for SQL (syntax highlighting, autocomplete, etc.) and is Postgresql flavor aware. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/database-tool-window.htm...
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by realaleris149 3y ago
There is a bit of tooling needed but is already around. For Java for example I had very good experience with a combination of flyway [1] for migrations, testcontainers [2] for making integration tests as easy as unit tests and querydsl [3]
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by realaleris149 3y ago
> has a test suite with 100% branch coverage Is actually even more than that, has 100% MC/DC coverage [1], which is something that is not easily achievable for most projects. [1] https://www.sqlite.org/testing.html#:
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by realaleris149 3y ago
To help protect against 3rd party cartridges.
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by realaleris149 3y ago
Postgres does not store the actual time zone information, it just stores it in UTC. Is a bit counterintuitive but this is how it works [1]. The "with time zone" part is just for parsing and displaying back. When is displayed the
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by realaleris149 3y ago
Probably is just that the percentage of woman in the domain reflects in the percentage of woman in conferences.
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by realaleris149 3y ago
> "You just had to stand by the machines, you had to concentrate when you were programming it and make sure it was set up correctly, and the rest of the time you were there watching it, waiting for it to come up with something.&quot
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by realaleris149 3y ago
I have the exact same issue as op, I wake during the night and going back to sleep after that can take hours. Tried to get rid of the cofee, more precisely stopped drinking for 2 weeks, but didn't have any effect for me, so yeah the re
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by realaleris149 3y ago
> Oh, we just couldn't think of any other solution, so we implemented CAPTCHA Or more likely they do not care, grandma is very hard to monetize.
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StarCoder open-access model for code generation(servicenow.com)
2 points by realaleris149 3y ago|1 comments
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by realaleris149 3y ago
ServiceNow and Hugging Face release StarCoder, one of the world’s most responsibly developed and strongest-performing open-access large language model for code generation
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by realaleris149 4y ago
Apparently not: "However, recursive SQL queries can be expected to perform comparably for 'find immediate descendants' queries, and much faster for other depth search queries, and so are the faster option for databases which
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by realaleris149 4y ago
Also, was M from Male or the initial of another name?
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by realaleris149 4y ago
It’s a language model. You can think about it this way: What follows after “the”? A: almost anything. What follows after “the apple is”? It could be red, yellow or rotten. What follows after “the apple color is”? Now is most likely a color,
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by realaleris149 4y ago
including this one?
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by realaleris149 4y ago
Maybe the title?
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by realaleris149 4y ago
Missed the fine print: > Firefox only supports reading the clipboard in browser extensions, using the "clipboardRead" extension permission. [1] I implemented a quick workaround with paste directly on one of the template color i
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by realaleris149 4y ago
wish granted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31672761
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Show HN: Color palettes generator for data visualization(aleris.github.io)
12 points by realaleris149 4y ago|3 comments

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