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by striking 2y ago
You wouldn't even need to relax requirement 2 too much, rebasing your commented fork on the trunk would actually help you keep your comments up to date.
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by striking 2y ago
There's a difference between working in lockstep with every single other teammate and making your work available to other people. The former is sometimes the ideal, but the latter is always achievable. I am maybe the only Emacs user in
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by striking 2y ago
I agree with some of what the author says (building at least one prototype before carving a plan into stone is usually a great idea), but I think affordances for teamwork are missing. The author proudly reiterates how much of their developm
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by striking 2y ago
Don't we already have that? Is it working?
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by striking 2y ago
WAL isn't the footgun, SQLite over network attached storage is. Additional files are not a problem. If you need cross-DB file ACID you can just turn off WAL mode in that instance.
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by striking 2y ago
Article says: > Great to see this milestone for better exposing this cross-vendor, multi-platform open video encode/decode API. The others were designed separately by each vendor. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title&#x2
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by striking 2y ago
The author clears things up a couple sentences later, no?
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Bathos(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by striking 2y ago|0 comments
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by striking 2y ago
Just to double check my understanding (because being wrong on the internet is perhaps the fastest way to get people to check your work): Is this saying that regular tasks that haven't been scheduled for two minutes and tasks that are u
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by striking 2y ago
It appears to be much faster on more specific questions (like the ones that are suggested after you ask it "what is TiDB"). I got a response in about 40s on the question "How does TiDB's cloud-native design enhance its s
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by striking 2y ago
What about those of IBM, Facebook, Google, Netflix, or Uber? They're just words, with gentle stylization. Sometimes their logos take on the shape of a single letter in a box, which by your standards might even be less creative. But the
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by striking 2y ago
https://kamal-deploy.org/docs/configuration/proxy/ I think GP's point was that Kamal has all of these things already, so you don't have to set them up.
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by striking 2y ago
"set it to 'g'". Awesome. G for maGic, I presume?
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The Amazing $1 Microcontroller (2017)(jaycarlson.net)
3 points by striking 2y ago|1 comments
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by striking 2y ago
It's already been a decade. Maybe someday it will happen but no sense in holding your breath. From an intellectual curiosity standpoint I don't think it actually helps to discuss Jai because it's not something we can form fal
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by striking 2y ago
I mean, you can test it for yourself here, it's responsive: https://basesecrete.github.io/rorvswild-theme-rdoc/BasicSock... I couldn't find a way to force the table of contents drawer out from the right side
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by striking 2y ago
I wasn't aware of PSSD (I don't seem to be alone on that front). Leaving this link for others to pick up for more information: https://annals-general-psychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles...
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by striking 2y ago
Sure, psylocybin won't kill you, but the threat of inescapable psychological distress is real. Maybe it's less likely if you aren't predisposed to psychosis, but you can't easily know for sure that you're not. And y
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by striking 2y ago
I'm not claiming they don't. Everyone experiences SSRIs differently and it's common to shop around until you find one whose side effects impact your life in a more tolerable way. That's in contrast to psylocybin, which h
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by striking 2y ago
I'm not saying psylocybin can't be used safely, nor have I made any claims about its relative toxicity or harm relative to other scheduled drugs. If you're arguing anything else, I don't think that report says what you t
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by striking 2y ago
Psylocybin? Easily? You have to put effort into making an experience with psylocybin meaningful and helpful. It could go wrong very easily, especially for those who are in a difficult situation or headspace. (Speaking from experience.) As f
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by striking 2y ago
Prior research section reads: > [Zhuowei Zhang] concluded that (GUI) macOS applications cannot run on iOS—but (graphical) iOS apps can run on macOS. Mac Catalyst seems to work, expectedly, only one way.
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by striking 2y ago
> Of course, much of that is auto-generated header files... A large portion of it with AMD continuing to introduce new auto-generated header files with each new generation/version of a given block. These verbose header files has bee
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by striking 2y ago
> they have never shown and efficacy The introduction alone cites 12 other human / animal studies. I don't see why this paper necessarily contradicts your hypothesis (setting aside the fact that evidence of surgery curing tinni
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Git-absorb: Git commit –fixup, but automatic(github.com)
451 points by striking 2y ago|271 comments
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by striking 2y ago
If the operations are getting cheaper over time, doesn't that leave more room for AI to get better as time goes on?
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by striking 2y ago
> when calculated using the average market prices of cloud compute at the start of training as reasonably assessed by the developer
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by striking 2y ago
I feel like other comments in this thread are not quite getting what the story is saying. OpenAI (and probably others) do not like the bill. Their employees do on account of (possibly among other things) the whistleblower protections offere
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by striking 2y ago
If you suspect a voting ring is interfering with HN in some way, you can ask the mods and they'll pull the data and tell you. Is it not the more likely explanation that some people / a moderator decided a summary makes for boring
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by striking 2y ago
I think the code as given in the article is all you get.

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