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by semitones 4y ago
"computer everyone trusts" - I'm pretty sure people would take the computer in question with a grain of salt for _many_ years to come
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by semitones 4y ago
We have a slackbot that announces when a new customer signs up for our service, with some info on them and links to view them in our admin dashboard + third-party apps. Also, once our app hears back from a third-party fraud-protection API,
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by semitones 4y ago
While I agree with the general premise underlying some of the dystopic overtones, I don't fully believe that just a handful of mortals will be able to point their optimized machines comprised of private software at a novel problem and
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by semitones 4y ago
This is buggy. Got to a state where there was only one place to put it, and the console kept printing "Invalid placement", and there was nothing to do. Console also complained about bad object access, where you're trying to u
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by semitones 4y ago
Oh how the turn tables
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by semitones 4y ago
> Has this ever been enough for anyone to pass an interview challenge? Yes. Ideally , you shouldn't be "memorizing" solutions. You should be first attempting problems on your own with your very best effort, and only after
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by semitones 4y ago
Well, technically you're no longer playing nethack. You're playing a new game, comprised of nethack and cp.
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by semitones 4y ago
Btw that's a localhost link
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by semitones 4y ago
I got a solid chuckle from this...
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by semitones 4y ago
Tried searching for "guitar", "soccer", "burger". None of those queries yielded any results. And they took a while to complete. Then I realized that you can only search for stores, not items. Searched for &quot
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by semitones 4y ago
It's easier to prevent cheating if the engine is on the server. Could you elaborate on what you mean by > they shared the same seed (which makes it deterministic) In addition to game init params (like random seeds), the game state i
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by semitones 4y ago
I got really excited thinking this was something super interesting that I didn't know about i.e. "Python packets?? What?? Stealing AWS keys?? How??" Disappointed that it's actually just malicious packages
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by semitones 4y ago
Funny how friends, life, and everything other than 2-way auth is on the "burner" :)
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by semitones 4y ago
Well also, minikube is meant to facilitate development and testing. We use minikube for local dev, tests, etc. and everything transfers over well to the production k8s cluster
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by semitones 4y ago
I think you are absolutely correct. This is my experience and viewpoint as well.
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by semitones 4y ago
https://coreweave.com/ offers some of the cheapest GPU compute out there
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by semitones 4y ago
My first thought exactly when seeing this news!
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by semitones 4y ago
We use minikube for local development, very useful.
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by semitones 4y ago
To better understand why we can't just load a snapshot of the "desired" memory state directly from a cached image, we have to understand what the OS actually does during it's initialization. One of the main responsibilit
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by semitones 4y ago
And what do you do if you're short in the south?
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by semitones 4y ago
Care to explain "thought bubble Brooklyn based reporters"? Did you choose Brooklyn for the alliteration? Or is there something about my home I should know about?
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by semitones 5y ago
That's like running down the side of a very steep mountain and calling it a successful endeavor before you've reached the bottom
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by semitones 5y ago
Are you going to pay them six figures to keep doing art?
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by semitones 5y ago
The blogosphere was certainly very different in 2006 than it is now - perhaps it's worth another go?
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by semitones 5y ago
Sad, but likely.
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by semitones 5y ago
An incredibly large amount of the complexity that exists in today's internet infrastructure could be eliminated if we didn't have to worry about security/trust. No need for HTTPS, encryption, or even passwords for that matter
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by semitones 5y ago
There are many Russians who oppose the war, this sort of thing doesn't help anyone
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by semitones 5y ago
It's not meaningless though. With all the checks and balances that the rust compiler enforces, you have a higher likelihood of having a correct and less buggy program.
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by semitones 5y ago
I love it!
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by semitones 5y ago
I agree that it is probably not the optimal way to write an educational piece. However, in our year of 2022, the amount of content available online is absolutely staggering. If there weren't at least some pieces out there that tried to

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