thomasdziedzic

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by thomasdziedzic 2mo ago
> If I were looking for work as an IC, I would avoid orgs that still practice this as a kind of make-work nearly as offensive as gratuitous meetings. Would you get on a plane knowing its systems weren't code reviewed by humans?
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by thomasdziedzic 3mo ago
> it is not really a good fit due to concurrency. I would split out read & write concurrency. With SQLite's WAL mode it supports many readers and one writer. Lobste.rs is a read heavy site so I think SQLite was a good call, espe
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by thomasdziedzic 3mo ago
> I'm confused why there's a udf for 'if' but it'd be trivial to build as C module, but I agree it's best to patch over this sort of thing separately from the migration, so perhaps limited benefit. There&#x2
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by thomasdziedzic 3mo ago
Caddy does cache a portion of the traffic, and what it can't cache makes its way to rails.
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by thomasdziedzic 3mo ago
Reagan hasn't been president for close to 40 years and died more than 20 years ago. At what point do we accept responsibility for this instead of blaming dead presidents?
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by thomasdziedzic 4mo ago
Why would I use Linux on Windows when I can just use Linux? I switched from Windows 10 to Debian a year ago (didn't even bother with windows 11 with how much anti-consumer features it had). Everything works for me on Debian, with the a
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NoLoRa: Ultra-Low-Power LoRa Tx Without Active Radios for Battery-Free Devices [pdf](pure.hw.ac.uk)
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by thomasdziedzic 6mo ago
> I don't understand why https://www.nasa.gov/humans-in-space/artemis/ tldr: for science and a stepping stone towards a crewed mission to Mars
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by thomasdziedzic 6mo ago
> under trump feels like celebrating the olympics in the dawn of the german reich Godwin's law... > it cannot be taken for what it is. It does not matter what we feel, what we want to feel, we can enjoy it for a second and then s
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by thomasdziedzic 6mo ago
2026: $ ping6 github.com ping6: github.com: Address family for hostname not supported
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by thomasdziedzic 6mo ago
IPv6 feels like we just can't admit to ourselves that it has been a failed transition. What would it take to come up with IPv7 which takes in the lessons of IPv6 and produces something better that we can all agree is worth transitionin
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by thomasdziedzic 9mo ago
Since I didn't see the changes in the announcement, here is a copy pasted changelog from the NEWS file: New in 2.14: * libgcrypt 1.11. * LVM LV integrity and cachevol support. * EROFS support. * GRUB environment block inside
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by thomasdziedzic 9mo ago
you already posted this 11 minutes prior: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46554223
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by thomasdziedzic 9mo ago
> GLX is open source and still evolving The only thing I see are some docs and a binary, no source.
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by thomasdziedzic 9mo ago
There's already an apex programming language from salesforce: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.m...
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by thomasdziedzic 10mo ago
What did github support say?
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by thomasdziedzic 10mo ago
https://archive.is/B0NVI
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by thomasdziedzic 10mo ago
Link to Computer History Museum blog post: https://computerhistory.org/blog/adobe-photoshop-source-code... Link to source code: https://computerhistory.org/blogs/photoshop-software-license...
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by thomasdziedzic 10mo ago
Which part of his reasoning do you find alien?
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by thomasdziedzic 10mo ago
"This post is for paid subscribers"
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
> stop repeating that. first, it isn't true that intelligence is barely defined. https://arxiv.org/abs/0706.3639 I don't think he should stop, because I think he's right. We lack a definition of intel
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
Why is the author listed as Mehrdad Ghasemizadeh in researchgate but the author is listed as M. Pajuhaan on the paper?
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
https://archive.is/Bh2kY
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
> So what comes next? Since you provided a source for your numbers, I'll bite. Formalize results into mechanical proofs that can be verified by computers so that we build a library of computer proofs. You can't bullshit a compu
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
Not that I disagree with your numbers, but do you have any sources for your numbers of paper mills doubling output every 1.5 years vs real research doubling every 15 years?
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
What makes you pretty sure he's sarcastic?
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
Yesterday, I read a shortened version of this paper at http://www.aaai.org/ojs/index.php/aimagazine/article/viewFil... because I couldn't find the full one. Thanks for posting this!
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
Their series B was in January: https://www.cursor.com/blog/series-b
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
seems like it's down, getting an ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
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by thomasdziedzic 1y ago
LLMs do seem like a major issue for spam, does hackernews deal with any of this? I presume yes but how do you deal with it if so.

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