snthpy

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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   > Similarly, the nature of the trait system is such that impl blocks relevant to a particular method call can be found almost anywhere. For every trait method call, you get a dependency on the impl block that supplies the implementation,
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   In March 2020 l was glad about the oil price dropping to below $20, but very concerned about the state of the world.
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   Bravo
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   I'm not saying it's impossible. I said "which have seen zero prosecutions in the US", i.e. to date. My estimated timeline at this point is 3 years.
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   I was also curious about the base64 encoding in the stack. I'm not knowledgeable in this area though so it was more for my own education than questioning the choices.
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   Cool, thanks for this. What about the extensions though? For me the point about pi is minimal base plus configurable extensions you choose.
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   Thanks, I'll check out Verse. I haven't seen anyone make the point about graphs before. FWIW PRQL allows defining named subqueries that can be reused, like J1 and J2 in your example.
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   by snthpy 7mo ago

   Thank you. Started learning it last night and already up to a workable speed. I was getting frustrated with all the corrections I had to do when gliding on qwerty.
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   by snthpy 8mo ago

   Thanks. I always like putting my ideas out there as I often get feedback on points I hadn't considered. On this leading to reporting being pushed more towards what people consider in the public interest, I would argue that's a goo
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Great point and good idea. Maybe something like the Kickstarter model, where you commit to paying something and it only gets deducted if enough people commit? You'd probably still want to read it straight away rather than wait so you&#
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    This, so much this! I have the same issue with Google Sheets. Non-experts don't understand how much of an impediment this is. People need to watch a Shrekli video on YouTube to see how much some of us rely on the keyboard shortcuts. Yo
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Thanks for this!
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    It's ironic that the landing page shows people from around the world but the country where healthcare is least affordable is the USA.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    I was expecting this to be about The Legend of Zelda.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    I misread this as "A shortage of tensors" ... disappointed.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    > The story took another surprising turn in 1993, when Wyman's 30-year-old son from his first marriage, Stephen, married Smith's mother, Patsy, then aged 46, making Smith her own step-grandfather’s ex-wife.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    How are there real numbers real? They're certainly not physical in a finite universe with quantised fundamental fields. I would say that natural numbers are there only physically represented ones and everything else is convenience.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Haven't used Google Trends in years but from what I recall the trends are normalised, right? I wonder what base effect there is as a lot of search volume is being replaced by AI usage instead?
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Given the .gov extension I'm assuming this is real? So in three years time they're going to rename it? Unbelievable.
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Interesting. I have almost the same smoothie every morning minus the banana and oats. Instead I use psyllium husks for fibre. My cholesterol has been in range for years despite eating almost exclusively saturated fat since I'm in the k
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    by snthpy 8mo ago

    Short and sweet. An absolute masterpiece of scientific writing! A family friend used to run a travel business with tours to the Okavango Delta. When I asked him how it was going, he replied "Great, we've only ever lost one honeymo
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    by snthpy 9mo ago

    That's what I thought too. The $ sign seemed quite appropriate given Goldman's line of business.
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    In general, his emails read like something I've observed people doing IRL; they coax smart people into talking by saying ambiguous, clever sounding things (which are actually nonsense). The actually intelligent person will give them th
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    Some of these are wild. This one reads like him journaling on an acid trip: 24. questions = AI to the minus 1 If this was from 2025, I'd put his RADICAL BREAKTHROUGH down to spending too much time on ChatGPT. https://www.jma
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    So what do you use instead now?
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    Which one of those is preferable? It seems to me that they are both historically based. 10 x 10 is also 100 in base-12 (it's only in base-10 that it looks like 144). IMHO, in a modern setting base-16 would be the most convenient. Then
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    Yes, not everyone is allowed to use cloud services. There's also the cost. I haven't spent a cent on infrastructure in 5 years (other than my time). Using cloud services comes with extra costs and meetings to justify those costs.
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    For an SME with nonetheless critical workloads, 10000 containers is not small. To me that's massive in fact. I run less than 10 but I need those to be HA. uncloud sounds great for my use case.
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    I still run docker swarm on 3 servers. Haven't needed to update it much over the past 5 years.
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    by snthpy 10mo ago

    That's really interesting and cool. In that case calling it imperative rather than declarative is underselling it imho. I haven't worked that much with Terraform but in my usage from the cli, that is how it works too and I conside