silasdavis

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by silasdavis 3y ago
What dreadful marketing drivel on their site. It would be nice to see a technical overview, but this is absent from their docs. Looking at their modules reference docs the runtime seems to comprise: - A distributed replicated log - Peer dis
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by silasdavis 3y ago
For me an essential aspect of a yak shave is that I don't usually know that I was in one until after I've exited.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
An incomprehensible mess
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by silasdavis 3y ago
And that manages to be the most intelligible part of prog.c
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I've definitely played against some children who would respawn pieces. Human level AI clearly.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
> Not using encryption properly? They didn't mean that, they meant siphoning off data client side, for reasons, like CSAM. The point, which I agree with, is having to trust a single closed source implementation of a client is not so
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Only the good die young
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by silasdavis 3y ago
It doesn't feel to me like much of a gain over having said team expose a specific default self registration function. Then that act can be explicit rather than action at a distance on some dependency defined global state. I think this
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I'm inclined to suggest the typescript could make compile errors of ambiguous routes, though I don't see any obvious reasons way without an explicitly referenced agreggate type for existing routes. So perhaps not if routes are ini
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Yes I will never forget or forgive being forced submit my details to some Marriot bonvoy spam club in order to qualify for free WiFi in an expensive US hotel where I was staying for a conference. It was otherwise a manual daily payment via
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by silasdavis 3y ago
When it's having a particular bad day I can sometimes rename a file-local unexported symbol faster than it can (pointlessly) search the entire repository for the name. Or when it's on an indexing holiday I can navigate by memory t
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I can identify with much of this. After an unfortunate bout of Java development, I was flung into the arms of Intellij, steadily won over by the indexing and the reliability of the refactoring tools. The Vim plugin was good enough and defin
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Crit bit tries are also, therefore, sorted. They can be iterated in order. See also https://dotat.at/prog/qp/README.html
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Perfect on a first date.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I've not pushed the concurrency at all but I think it creates a lock file in storage which gives basic concurrency management. The self hosted backend does have plenty of wringles though like not supporting the same stack name across d
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I guess you have to get over the name...
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I think there's a few missing pieces of information (in this discussion, probably could be looked up by some intrepid soul) Firstly what is the payout rate against, I could imagine it being: - Plays - Time - Stake Secondly, how is comp
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by silasdavis 3y ago
A process with a particular expected value can still be random.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
If you control both ends of the pipe you are free to use the methods and conventions and maybe benefit when something gets cached. That you cannot rely on consistency is not a reason to have none at all. Destructive actions can and are also
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Perhaps local events, extra charge for being integrated into the prompt
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I believe this was their point, see gp
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by silasdavis 3y ago
They might as a concession for confidence and supply from the Liberal Democrats. Which might suit all involved since the lib dems could be blamed in such an event.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I think we're more or less there already: https://youtu.be/6__jx4YSfNI The crime of offence, to someone.
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by silasdavis 3y ago
I have seen them reported as luggage straps > which turned out to be luggage straps. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/may/09/labour-says-... Easily cut or removed in either case. For the recor
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Surely 100 yards would be more appropriate
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by silasdavis 3y ago
There are certainly authoritarian wings of the two main parties. Though I can't help thinking that a big part of the creep is driven more by spineless pandering to various public constituencies and short term perceived vote winning rat
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Indeed they were arrested and held for 16 hours on the basis of 'being equipped for locking on'. An newly created offence barely a week old. They had cargo ties to hold their placards during transit. Of no practical use for lockin
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Omega is the lowest countable infinity. There's no parity within a countable infinite as you describe. It's only even or odd with respect to other infinities which the cardinal numbers can count based on the presence of a bijectio
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by silasdavis 3y ago
Probably the gap between stock keyboards and SwiftKey has narrowed down over the last decade. The key differentiators are: Mixed language model learning: ngram models learnt on phone span base language models so it's very good at Spang
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by silasdavis 4y ago
Having been using Copilot for a few weeks I would substantially agree with this. However, just yesterday in a module with quite a lot of context and types it autocompleted a function I was pondering for converting between different schema l

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