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by tirpen 3y ago
I believe that's JSON5. https://github.com/json5/json5 It's my preferred configuration file format, it fixes all the problems I have with JSON (trailing commas, comments) without turning it into a mess full o
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by tirpen 3y ago
No, they said it was Georgist . Not that the rules incorporated Georgism.
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by tirpen 3y ago
They didn't discontinue their Go plugin when they released GoLang, their Python plugin when they released PyCharm nor their Ruby plugin when they released RubyMine.
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by tirpen 3y ago
Yes that too of course. But I have personally heard people more than one person completely dismiss JetBrain's IDEs because they didn't like how they looked.
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by tirpen 3y ago
Could it be Secret Agent by Apogee Software? https://store.steampowered.com/app/358350/Secret_Agent/
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by tirpen 3y ago
I feel like neck stress/pain will be a thing in VR/AR just as it is in real life, so monitor size and positioning will have to follow at least kind of similar principles as IRL ones do if you care about ergonomics at all.
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by tirpen 3y ago
That's a wild take. Can you explain why not?
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by tirpen 3y ago
If anyone, using your definition of coin age, can create a 14 year old crypto currency instantly, then clearly your definition is not useful.
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by tirpen 3y ago
Oh, Samsung are already "accidentally" sending out broken patches to TVs that happen to brick them. Coincidentally this happens just a few months after their warranty expires. Whoopsie! It happened to me and it happened to a frien
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by tirpen 3y ago
Do you base all your decisions about life on a pure money maximizing algorithm? Picking a horrible position just because of a better salary is a great way to live an unhappy life.
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by tirpen 3y ago
And thus we will have invented a lossy rarefaction scheme for communication? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rarefaction
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by tirpen 3y ago
> Books don't even have a progress bar on them (at least physical ones don't yet) I find the idea that books don't have progress bars to be very amusing. Have the author never looked at a book with a bookmark in it from th
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by tirpen 3y ago
If it's too much of a financial failure, it will shut down and provide zero value to its users.
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by tirpen 3y ago
spez even infamously abused his admin access to edit another posters comment a while back. Calling it a dorm room shitshow is an insult to dorm rooms everywhere.
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by tirpen 3y ago
This isn't a local model though, is it?
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by tirpen 3y ago
The cron job canary was probably not a service that employees were uploading tonnes of company confidential material into, was it? So I fail to see how the comparison makes sense. The reason companies shun OpenAI and want a self hosted alte
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by tirpen 3y ago
Well, people fork languages and libraries all the time. Does this fork have a significant amount of support? By whom? Or why is this news worthy?
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by tirpen 3y ago
Can you start by explaining what the similarities are?
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by tirpen 3y ago
It probably looks like a toy because it is a toy. There is nothing wrong with being a toy, so why should they try to disguise it as something else?
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by tirpen 3y ago
Where were they complaining?
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by tirpen 3y ago
The knob still exists as a physical thing between in your fingers. You can feel it turn, you feel how much you've turned it, you feel the little clicks if it has those, you feel if you turn it into an extreme position. That's what
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by tirpen 3y ago
Yes, it's mostly to prevent someone from doodling and changing a 3 to an 8 somewhere in the amount.
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by tirpen 3y ago
Yes. (1,1) is a pair of integers, and so is (17,17). Why wouldn't they be?
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by tirpen 4y ago
Those two sentences are totally unrelated to each other.
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by tirpen 4y ago
That's a pretty cool service. But as usual with these services today, it's totally trivial to make it do something completely different than what's intended: https://i.imgur.com/VKrfWYm.png which would make m
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by tirpen 4y ago
I use Firefox mobile every day and have had no problems with it at all, what makes you call it "largely broken"?
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by tirpen 4y ago
"Identity fraud as a service" . What a disruptive and novel idea that will clearly make the world a better place.
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by tirpen 4y ago
This result is exactly what I expect from todays LLM tools. What I would want from a tool like this is that it should base its reasoning on more than just the variable names, and if it cannot deduce what the code does, just tell me that
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by tirpen 4y ago
> there must be a fairly large audience that‘s familiar with it That's exactly why they "get away" with it. Most of the people who are familiar think it's funny. And it is.
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by tirpen 4y ago
A bus typically weights around 20-40 tonnes depending on the model. So 25-50 busses.

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