siliconsorcerer

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by siliconsorcerer 10mo ago
Use D.
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by siliconsorcerer 10mo ago
Absolutely not. Rust lovers are still incessant as they’ve ever been. More Rust haters is a good thing.
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by siliconsorcerer 1y ago
I agree, and actually I should have clarified that the government and our elected officials are responsible for that and they’re failing.
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by siliconsorcerer 1y ago
I think this is just an extension of the idea that "only 20% of communication is verbal and the rest is nonverbal". We have always understood the limitations of language, most of what is communicated between humans is nonverbal.
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by siliconsorcerer 1y ago
I really appreciate the tone of this article, and honestly I was an "AI hater" as well. I honestly just don't think it makes sense any more. Almost everything in this article is making a valid point, AI is being pushed by the
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by siliconsorcerer 2y ago
“The history of the tech industry and culture is full of this tension between the internet as an engineering plaything and as a surveillance commodity.” Great article, wish it talked about how we might address the issue.
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by siliconsorcerer 3y ago
Very cool idea. As far as applications, I love the idea of this being a lower cost / higher resolution version of satellite imaging, think Ororatec, Planet, Spire etc.
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by siliconsorcerer 3y ago
D seems interesting but I'm kind of put off by the fact that there doesn't seem to be a lot of folks using it, at least in the circles I run in. Anyone have an answer to the question why aren't more people using D?
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by siliconsorcerer 4y ago
Had a ton of fun with this :) thanks!
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by siliconsorcerer 4y ago
+1 for rotating within large companies. finding the right team at a large company can make all the difference, at least it did for me.
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by siliconsorcerer 4y ago
+100