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by sitkack 1y ago
It looks like great support (Blackmagicdesign) for building a small broadcast studio from scratch tho. I could see BMD embracing this. There are lots of studios that are not commercial broadcast that could really use a system like this. Is
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by sitkack 1y ago
https://archive.is/psChH > In his sharpest rebuke of the world’s richest man, a distinction he once held, Bill Gates accused Elon Musk at least twice in the past week of “killing” children in the world’s poorest countrie
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by sitkack 1y ago
https://dblp.org/pers?prefix=F https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?genre=Electronic https://media.ccc.de/c/38c3
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by sitkack 1y ago
Hail marry risk is always better externalized.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I think the major issue that I see, and I could be wrong is that if you want to change some underlying functionality between you and a dependent function to do that you would need to change all the intermediate functions only so that you co
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by sitkack 1y ago
As someone who has 35 years of programming experience and now vibes half the day, this is a refreshing take from a junior programmer. One way you could use LLMs w/o inducing brain mush would be for code or design reviews, testability,
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by sitkack 1y ago
When it happens, will it be more or less funny?
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by sitkack 1y ago
At some point in the future we will be nostalgic for the monstrosities of the present.
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by sitkack 1y ago
If you have a synology, of course bypass. But do not buy Synology with the goal of using this bypass. One it continues to support Synology and these practices, and two you have no guarantee it will continue to function. A firmware update co
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by sitkack 1y ago
This is AI slop.
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by sitkack 1y ago
You would say "omit the how". That word has negation built in.
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by sitkack 1y ago
When running a service, databases are the hardest to run. K8S still doesn't handle them well (this is by design), so they are the first thing to get outsourced to a managed service. This is me being less jaded. Support those little win
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by sitkack 1y ago
I also include something about "Target the comments towards a staff engineer that favors concise comments that focus on the why, and only for code that might cause confusion." I also try and get it to channel that energy into the
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by sitkack 1y ago
LLMs are extremely poor at following negative instructions, tell them what to do, not what not to do.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I am in the states, my elementary school had excellent cooked food, the middle school was slightly less good, but it had a great salad bar. High school was like eating at a truck stop. But it did have a salad bar that was excellent, althoug
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by sitkack 1y ago
Disrespect of the commons has been a 50 year effort on the right to normalize ripping off the government to make it nonfunctional and illegitimate. We are to celebrate those who get out of paying taxes by any means and looking the other way
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by sitkack 1y ago
You will all forced to go serverless because new grads can't use the command line. Running a database is about the hardest thing you can do. If it is serverless, you don't need special skills, preventing employees from becoming va
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by sitkack 1y ago
You and the parent are not talking about the same things.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Everything is dual use, multiply the loss function by -1.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I use many of these techniques and have modules in openscad to create build orientation aware parts and have for years. You can be less not entirely sure, because many people already do this.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Best thing to cross hn on 3d printing in years. Many of the design considerations they outline are classified under "Compliant Mechanisms" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compliant_mechanism https://
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by sitkack 1y ago
I would love to watch (and listen) to a discussion between you and Noah from Audiocube, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42877399 https://main.audiocube.app/ a 3d spatial DAW.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I didn’t say the companies were the same. Google has no idea how to survive in the new paradigm.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I never advocated for removing Wasm, Wasm itself allows the webdev to subsume complexity that would normally be built into the browser. Browser complexity is made more tractable by Wasm, not less. Maybe remove JS now that Wasm exists.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Who said we have to kill off Wasm, Wasm (minus SIMD) is extremely simple and allows the user (the webdev) to ship the complexity, and not build the complexity into the browser itself.
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by sitkack 1y ago
I know Tim does a better job, but he is the mirror image of his counterpart at Google. Made from the same mold. Great peace time substitutes, lousy leaders.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Memory controllers are the biggest bottleneck (ha) to performant systems these days. The cores themselves are fine, but the memory controllers are slow and buggy.
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by sitkack 1y ago
They won't. They never really did. The OG firefox was a rebel creation that they latched onto, that then itself became the old guard. Firefox still has tone deaf usability bugs that are 10, 15 and 20 years old.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Good. Maybe we can fight back the browser complexity. When you have free browser money, it makes it much easier to partake in turning the web into morass of difficult to implement functionality, that then requires taking browser money.
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by sitkack 1y ago
Make crime unaffordable!

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