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by svieira 6mo ago
You've got it - subdomains are sufficient (IIRC). Something like notifications.mycompany.com for the important stuff and news.mycompany.com for the more marketing stuff (and of course someone.else.entirely for the the cold email list
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by svieira 6mo ago
Why is it using a temp file? Is there really no more elegant way to pass around pointers to images than spilling to disk?
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by svieira 6mo ago
Is this because Elm forces you to separate the model computations from the view computations, which then lets you compose the model shape in one place and the view shape in the other, or some other property of the framework that I'm no
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by svieira 8mo ago
This was in 2006 - digging around, I find things like https://go.gale.com/ps/i.do?id=GALE%7CA452289555&sid=googleS... > Abstract: > Several Italian judges, including the members of the Supreme Court, have def
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by svieira 8mo ago
> To me the difference is, there seems to have been way more freedom of thought in the pre christian societies. I see you're one of today's lucky 10,000! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocletianic_Persecut
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by svieira 8mo ago
The beggars are professionals almost every single time. To the point where they have licenses from the state to beg (my friends were filming an amateur film in Rome and were stopped by the Guardia because they thought my friends were bre
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by svieira 8mo ago
Note that the prompt wasn't fed to another LLM , but to the same one. "I wrote a program in C and gave it to GCC. Then I gave the same program to GCC again and I got a different result" would be more like it.
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by svieira 9mo ago
Enron
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by svieira 9mo ago
ItisevenbetterwhenyoudropthespacesthatREALLYforcespeopletoengagewithyourcontent. FormaaimxlgarbteihratttenionandHLODitscrmblaetheintreiorofwrdos! /s
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by svieira 9mo ago
So today are you doing it again? Or did you compress a week's worth of work into a few hours and the rest of the week is shot because you don't expand?
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by svieira 9mo ago
Did the machine-bound Macaroons ever get written up publicly or is that proprietary?
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by svieira 9mo ago
What (or who) would have been responsible for the Holodomor if it had been caused by an automated system instead of deliberate human action?
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by svieira 9mo ago
> So yes, I think you can derive an ought from an is. But this belief is of my own invention and to my knowledge, novel. Happy to find out someone else believes this. Plato, Aristotle, and the scholastics of the Middle Ages (Thomas Aquin
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by svieira 9mo ago
Would you consider Knight Capital Group[1] a banking context? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight_Capital_Group#2012_stoc...
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by svieira 9mo ago
> excel sheets Funnily enough, Excel is the quintessential example of a fourth generation language, IDE, and database and it's the only one aside from SQL which actually succeeded from its time period. It's software, just li
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by svieira 9mo ago
> What they all seem to be just glossing over is how the project unfolded: without human intervention, using computers, in an exceptionally accelerated time frame, working 24hr/day. Correct, but Gas Town [1] already happened and wha
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by svieira 9mo ago
> My favorite definition of “legacy code” is “code that is not tested” because no matter who writes code, it turns into a minefield quickly if it doesn’t have tests. Unfortunately, "tests" don't do it, they have to be &quo
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by svieira 9mo ago
If you haven't read C. S. Lewis' The Great Divorce you may like it.
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by svieira 9mo ago
So when you build a sewage farm on your back 40 you should get wealthier (while your neighbors thank you because their land tax went down), but if someone snaps a photo of your area that goes viral on {THE PLATFORM DU JOUR} thus making your
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by svieira 10mo ago
> just like anyone Arthur Whitney? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Whitney_(computer_scien...
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by svieira 10mo ago
> Why is it using an NIH format instead of using XML or INI or something? The original suggestion was LISP-like or X.11 configuration file syntax ( https://www.w3.org/Style/CSS20/history.html ) - XML was still to
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by svieira 10mo ago
Depends ... are you using `display: table` or are you literally using HTML instead of CSS? If you are doing the former, you know CSS. If you're doing the latter, then you haven't demonstrated that you know CSS and we'll h
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by svieira 10mo ago
Does a prolog program think?
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by svieira 10mo ago
> Yes, in fact, it turns out that language encodes and embodies reasoning ... No one had the faintest clue Funnily enough, they did, if you go back far enough. It's only the deconstructionists and the solipsists who had the audacity
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by svieira 10mo ago
This is the premise of The Napoleon of Notting Hill by G. K. Chesterton. In 1984 (100 years after the writing of the book), the King of England is now selected by lottery. Much wildness ensues. https://www.gutenberg.org/
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by svieira 11mo ago
> After 6 months I let them go, the improvement was far too slow. The bit that's missing from this story is the "why" the improvement was far too slow. Was it primarily a failure to hire the right people, a failure to tea
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by svieira 11mo ago
> or at least a comfortable living I know a farrier. The pay comes straight out of your body and cannot be called comfortable.
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by svieira 11mo ago
She objectively caused you to transition to an objective state which you both experienced subjectively!
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by svieira 11mo ago
You mean something like https://consumer.risk.lexisnexis.com/request ? Or more like "on ad network X you match for keywords A, B, F, G"?
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by svieira 11mo ago
Yes, but my point is that without a reasonable supervision tree and crash boundary the difference between a composition of Result-returning functions that bottoms out in main's implicit panic and an explicit panic is nil operationally.

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