sabellito

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by sabellito 2y ago
Per usual the top comment on anything AI related is snark on "it can't to [random specific thing] well yet".
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by sabellito 3y ago
I don't understand this type of advice. Is it 1.05 or 1.2? How much more for evaporation? This isn't even close to fool proof. The pot and lid influence the ratio: https://youtube.com/watch?v=DJFU7ezipbg
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by sabellito 3y ago
This is so interesting, never thought about it. Which app did you use?
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by sabellito 3y ago
Your argument is incorrect in regards to many of these social networks. Wanna be a photographer? You must have an Instagram account. Want to talk to some government services? You must use WhatsApp. Want to sell something used? You must have
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by sabellito 3y ago
Their post on Polygonal Map Generation for Games [1], from 2010, got me into procedural generation in general. [1] http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~amitp/game-programming/...
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by sabellito 3y ago
Didn't find a lot of connection between my link and that, but it was a great watch nevertheless.
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by sabellito 3y ago
My favourite: https://krullraves.ytmnd.com/ Still know the URL by heart.
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by sabellito 3y ago
ToS are not reasonable people.
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by sabellito 3y ago
This one is not on the list and it's my favourite. Not the most well-produced of the bunch, but it captured a mood that I didn't find in any of the others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-V8x0hQXA4
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by sabellito 3y ago
Curiously, the accumulated vertical climb is twice Everest's height.
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by sabellito 3y ago
I started running years ago because of these videos too.
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by sabellito 3y ago
Heard exactly that, including the Leipzig part, every year for the 5 years I lived there 10 years ago. Berlin is the biggest city in continental Europe, there's a lot of everything and there'll always be hidden little nooks.
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by sabellito 3y ago
You think that 8 extra hours would be the solution for humans to compete with machines and automation?
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by sabellito 3y ago
Your point has truth in it of course, but the main theme gp was pointing out is the hubris of people, often in our field, to think that they know better than someone specialised on a given field.
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by sabellito 3y ago
Why don't you support it? There are government services that use whatsapp in my country. This argument "just don't use it" is very tired. Interoperability can be achieved with E2E encryption.
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by sabellito 3y ago
I was recently on a kafkaesque chat with uber's AI customer service, and I gotta say I've never been so angry at a machine in my life. It felt insane to try and convince their embarrassment of an implementation to escalate to a hu
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by sabellito 3y ago
I have no idea what you're talking about in your first paragraph. I've put code in production in half a dozen languages, and ruby is, by a immense marging, the biggest offender on this. The only thing that comes close would be AOP
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by sabellito 3y ago
I disagree with your comment. When I read the GP I thought "oh that's cool", without thinking. Then parent's reply brought the reality of the situation back to me (that it's more complicated).
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by sabellito 3y ago
Twitter has lost 70% of its value since Elon took over.
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by sabellito 3y ago
How is this "gaslighting"?
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by sabellito 3y ago
TypeScript's type system is, and it will always be, unsound by design [1]. Working with these constraints and still being able to deliver what they did is nothing short of incredible. They had the maturity and experience to ship someth
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by sabellito 3y ago
Jose Valim is one of the few people in the industry that I trust to implement a type system correctly. The other one is Anders Hejlsberg.
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by sabellito 3y ago
Meta seems to have 3B monthly active users.
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by sabellito 3y ago
I have not tried Obsidian yet. I don't remember why I paid for it, maybe syncing wasn't in the free tier before? I don't know, but I got the yearly sub.
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by sabellito 3y ago
For my needs it was the same, but nook was cheaper.
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by sabellito 3y ago
Same for me but I migrated from StandardNotes.
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by sabellito 3y ago
It's a little more than that. Some people feel that XML is great to represent nested structures/trees, and that trying to do that with code is less readable.
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by sabellito 3y ago
Every thread like this is filled with comments about getting the AI to say something wrong/nonsense. It's incredibly dull conversation.
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by sabellito 3y ago
This comment [1] did a much better job at summarizing the article (that already has a very short Conlusion section). [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38654818
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by sabellito 3y ago
That does sound great. Until I read what it was actually about, with the headline alone, I felt a bit of dread, worrying that google would get involved and destroy yet another good thing. Even surprised myself at how quickly my gut reacted

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