topbanana

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   by topbanana 12d ago

   It's easy to imagine this only happening for subscription accounts rather than paid API usage. Any data on this?
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   by topbanana 18d ago

   I would, or C#
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   by topbanana 18d ago

   When you work at a Java shop. Kotlin is much nicer if you have to run on the JVM but aren't restricted to Java.
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   by topbanana 1mo ago

   GPT 5.6 Luna is very good
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   by topbanana 1mo ago

   That's the reason at my shop. Real shame, as there's really no limit on token spend
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   by topbanana 2mo ago

   So are they stealing from their employers or is something else going on?
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   by topbanana 6mo ago

   Historical * https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/everything-youve-eve...
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   by topbanana 1y ago

   In case of engine fire they need to cut fuel
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   by topbanana 1y ago

   I use Meridian standalone active speakers which just take a PCM stream. An HDFury Vertex2 can strip the audio from HDMI
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    by topbanana 2y ago

    The point is running locally, not efficiently
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    by topbanana 2y ago

    Interesting. If you need to support occasional writes, you could have a large static search tree and a small writable tree that you check afterwards. The when you have enough changes, you could occasionally ship those changes into a new ver
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    by topbanana 2y ago

    I would go this way for cross platform native UI
13. 13.▲
    by topbanana 2y ago

    RocksDB is written in C++ and runs in-process. That's just like having a load of unsafe Rust code.
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    Makes me wonder how many backdoors like this are in the wild, undetected
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    One thing's for sure, there are now a lot more people looking to make it happen
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    I'll get back to you on that
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    std::collections::vec_deque is implemented as a growable ring buffer so you might like to start there https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/vec_deque/index.ht...
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    First listing: 'ChatGPT: Bullshit spewer or the end of traditional assessments in higher education?'
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    What's wrong with Rider?
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    All those terms are consigned to history except .NET They had to handle a transition phase and as a .net dev at that time, it was surprisingly smooth
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    I was surprised that my brand-new LTE modem still uses these commands. It took me back to my BBS days
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    by topbanana 3y ago

    More of a trickle
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    For sure. The new UI is way too complicated
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    > they now also dominate the professional industry. is that true? it wasn't a couple of years ago.
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    I racked up a huge phone bill calling BBSes in the 90s. Got in plenty of trouble!
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    I think there's a missing book - 'Thinking In Rust'. The mechanics of borrow-checking, lifetimes, std lib, tokio can all be learned quite quickly. It's the muscle memory of techniques and design patterns that takes the l
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    I was in Bordeaux last week and they were out of Dijon mustard. It's the best for dressing and many classic sauces
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    How do you get articles onto your Kindle?
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    by topbanana 4y ago

    https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se17/html/index.ht... and for .Net CIL https://www.ecma-international.org/publications-and-standard...
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    by topbanana 5y ago

    I don't see any either, maybe because its the Enterprise / Pro SKU?