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by rebolek 1y ago
And buggy software makes more money because customers have a reason to buy subscription.
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by rebolek 1y ago
I highly doubt that 2018 was year of "quality focus" and 2020 year of "memory is cheap". The downward spiral started at least twenty years earlier.
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by rebolek 1y ago
I was at a conference years ago in Burbank, wanted to walk during lunch break as I was tired from all the sitting and was stopped by the cops also. They were super friendly, offered me a ride but couldn't understand why I'm walkin
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by rebolek 1y ago
What a nightmare!
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by rebolek 1y ago
I don't understand why Python is so popular when there's Lua. It's just so much better. Not as good as Rebol but still much better than Python.
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by rebolek 1y ago
Some people think that writing years as 2025 is wrong because this will lead to problems in year 9999 (y10k bug? I'm not sure if they call it that way) so they decided to introduce leading zero as it would solve something and not just
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by rebolek 1y ago
This is amazing! Reminds when I was doing my own bitmap fonts on ZX Spectrum and Amiga. They were probably very ugly by today's standards but they were mine :) I guess I'll create one for my terminal, it probably won't be use
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by rebolek 1y ago
And when it’s built, Sam Altman will say: We are so close, if we get 10TW, AGI will be here next year!
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by rebolek 1y ago
Exactly, now I want such prop bag and not for laptop.
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by rebolek 1y ago
2033 is really not conservative estimate for crewed Mars mission.
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by rebolek 1y ago
Isn’t there a British company, Rolls Royce SNR, that is building small nuclear reactors?
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by rebolek 1y ago
They are cost competitive enough for Korg synthesizers which is pretty OK for me.
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by rebolek 1y ago
I don’t think it works that way for most people, maybe for some radicals but there are radicals on every side. Yesterday I overheard a conversation where a man was talking about a trip to our capital (in EU country) and how there were &quot
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by rebolek 1y ago
The regulation was written in time when there were no such devices. Are they "healthier" (less damaging) for the user? If yes, let's tax them lower. Are they less damaging for whole population? Considering the e-waste, I gues
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by rebolek 1y ago
For me, the GPT feeling started with "tangential" and ended with "effectively".
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by rebolek 1y ago
In EU, regulations are heavy and the result is I can send money instantly for free. That’s actually what the regulations are for. To protect free trade from bad actors.
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by rebolek 1y ago
The only thing that AI is good at is a job that someone has already done before.
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by rebolek 1y ago
Why should the browser contain a specific scripting language, like JavaScript, and not ActiveScript for example?
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by rebolek 1y ago
I think that G was changed to "general", so now it's "general processing unit".
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by rebolek 1y ago
Where is "Export as MIDI"?
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by rebolek 1y ago
Python is used not because it's good but because it's good enough just like Windows and plastics.
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by rebolek 1y ago
It doesn't surprise me at all. BYD invests heavily into R&D. I don't know how much Tesla invests into R&D but if their latest product is an ugly Homercar for incels, then they should probably think a bit about their strate
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by rebolek 1y ago
"you need to be equipped with a nasal cannula" now. In few years, who knows. And then, spies.
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by rebolek 1y ago
Right, corporations should be able to prosecute people who ruin their training data with jokes and nonsense!
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by rebolek 1y ago
Again, technically, it is. But ear isn't scientific device, neither is your amplifier. What I was describing is more than an agreement than some precise measurement. 3dB is more or less double the volume but different frequencies have
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by rebolek 1y ago
While the author is technically right, I must argue that in the area of sound work, decibels make sense. Zero is base level, -3db is half loudness, +3dB is double. There may be a better way to describe loudness, but decibel is good enough.
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by rebolek 1y ago
What a surprise. Trump fucking over people. He has a history, it's not some mysterious hero who just arrived to town. Why's anybody surprised given the things he's done in past.
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by rebolek 1y ago
I lived car-free life in a (European) city without any hassle. I moved to "rural" and can't imagine I would be able to live there without a car. In city, you can afford to have public transport on every corner going every ten
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by rebolek 1y ago
It would be interesting how would they explain higher rates and also not mention global warming which is obviously forbidden now.
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by rebolek 2y ago
- proudly open source. cool! - join discord. YAY :(

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