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by tasuki 7mo ago
> This headline might as well say 'Say No to PostgreSQL' or 'Say No to Excel' or 'Say No to Salesforce', etc. Wild. Wat? These are wildly different things: > Say No to PostgreSQL Sure, if you self-host it
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> But now the things I write and share freely are being used to put money in the bank accounts of the worst people on the planet. I don't think that's the case. I'm not even arguing they aren't the worst people on the
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> If you have a public website, they are already stealing your work. I have a public website, and web scrapers are stealing my work. I just stole this article, and you are stealing my comment. Thieves, thieves, and nothing but thieves!
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by tasuki 7mo ago
So you're saying microplastics aren't a problem, because there's too much microplastics in gloves??
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by tasuki 7mo ago
I have very much seen that too!
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> I have never ever saw a Manager that was a good Developer. What does that mean? And why should a Manager be a good Developer?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> have to wait a day The horrors!
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Mhm, I clicked the thing and got shown World of Warcraft. I'm not sure the streamer needs the views the most. Perhaps it's a single mother desperately trying to raise money through streaming to feed her ten children?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
So what does this do exactly? If it used "default deny" or "default allow" you wouldn't have both allow and deny rules...
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Tbh, often enough, linear regression is exactly what is needed.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> Not all "sans-serifs" are similar True, sure. > i.e. they cannot be put in a single class opposed to serifs. Not sure I understand you. Are you saying all serif typefaces are similar ? There's old style, didone, slab
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by tasuki 7mo ago
This sounds like a nonsense comparison, no? Surely we can agree that different typefaces have different legibility? And yes, some are serif and some are sans-serif. Also context matters. Grouping "serif" and grouping "sans-se
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by tasuki 7mo ago
So ARC-AGI was released in 2019. That's been solved, then there was ARC-AGI-2, and now there's ARC-AGI-3. What is even the point? Will ARC-AGI-26 hit the front page of Hacker News in 2057 ?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Which half?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> There will be a few well off people with capital. How much capital does one need to be in that group? Is that the same world wide, or location-dependent?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> I want a OS where I don't notice that it's there. I guess you want a Mac. That's fine. I value freedom and things not mysteriously breaking and functionality not disappearing, and am quite happy investing a the time and
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> GHA can’t even be called Swiss cheese anymore, it’s so much worse than that. That's a high bar though. Few things are better than Swiss cheese.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
> What kind of problems do 1 person, 10 person, 100 person, 1k (etc) teams really run into with managing merge conflicts? > What do teams of 1, 10, 100, 1k, etc care the most about? Oh god no! That would be about the worst way to do i
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by tasuki 7mo ago
I wrote a comment on this thread. After reading yours I upvoted it and deleted mine: you clearly gave it more thought than I did and expressed my sentiment a lot clearer.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Yes it would break things. Also it's impossible to delete things from the internet, so a bit cute to attempt to do it...
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by tasuki 7mo ago
As in you think they're lying? Or confused? Or something else entirely?
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by tasuki 7mo ago
They replied to you already. I wish you had more empathy.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
I have the opposite feelings: I'm rooting for them to continue and utterly destroy Windows for everyone.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Windows is 'GUI native', yet manages to be utterly incomprehensible. I'm a technical person and family and friends know it. Whenever someone tells me "you understand computers" and wants me to help them with their W
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by tasuki 7mo ago
This hasn't been my experience. I find LLM code about as hard to review as human code, perhaps a little easier.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
That's very uncharitable reading.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
I found it strangely uplifting. Widowed three times, failing health, yet she still manages to find joy in the little things. It's always the little things that matter.
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by tasuki 7mo ago
The cure for this is spending an afternoon volunteering in a kindergarden. > There were the 7 a.m. doctor’s appointments before work; the dozens of days working from home in order to take all my medications; and the many times I reshuffl
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by tasuki 7mo ago
Ahaha, I feel this comment. I used to do backend development in superior languages, and sometimes do hobby frontend in superior languages, but my work is Python now. And it kind of has to be Python: we do machine learning, and I work with G
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by tasuki 7mo ago
What does "play an age every few days" mean? I played Civ VI many years ago and remember it took a lot longer than 60-90 minutes. I never played multiplayer. How does it work?

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