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by tucnak 2y ago
Nobody is alluding that it _must_ be a safe-haven w.r.t. inflation; just that it's less sketchy than USD. However, I personally wouldn't put my money there, because there exist cryptocurrencies with much stronger fundamentals. XMR
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by tucnak 2y ago
Thank you, that's really illuminating.
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by tucnak 2y ago
> they accepted data constraints as a part of the problem setup. I've never heard this be put so succinctly! Thank you
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by tucnak 2y ago
> Which means another thread can observe an interface value having a vtable from one object but data from another, and can then execute a method from one object on data from another object, potentially re-interpreting fields as values of
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by tucnak 2y ago
And yet some of the coolest tech, most powerful machines, and processes came up during the Cold War.
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by tucnak 2y ago
It does but it's also a battery drain on Android :-( Element X works much better.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I don't want to turn off the camera in the video calls; I wish to have normal audio-only calls like in any other app like Whatsapp where there's a "Phone" button that starts a call.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I'm a big fan of Matrix, but I'm embarrassed to recommend it to my friends until Element X supports audio calls... It's been months since the leading-edge release, and I don't know what to think: there's Element Cal
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by tucnak 2y ago
it's using dbus how modern can it be? :-)
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by tucnak 2y ago
True. Although to be fair, I think you're a bit naive to assume that this is a trend, if anything. IMO there's no escaping Ownership issues: if your culture is to "move fast break things", it would be inevitable. The own
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by tucnak 2y ago
What can I say, use a shitty schema—win shitty prizes. This is why we never allow coders to touch the schema: you _will_ screw it up given the tiniest chance. Suddenly, my data model has to be aware of "all such cases." Thank you
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by tucnak 2y ago
You can express it in SQL; you would need to create a table with "the contents of file Y" from S3, or use something like PostgreSQL foreign data wrappers to that effect: we're using pg_analytics[1] to query CSV/Parquet d
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by tucnak 2y ago
Cursor -is- Visual Studio Code, bar the AI-specific tooling.
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by tucnak 2y ago
>But it struggles with json You should customise your sampler to mandate JSON grammar after ```json tokens.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I love 2048 but the page linked in OP is a disgrace: it filled with ad trackers, and the game itself doesn't even work if they're blocked.
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by tucnak 2y ago
You weren't fooled into believing that Rust = computer security, were you?
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by tucnak 2y ago
This is claude.ai or console.anthropic.com?
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by tucnak 2y ago
You know that dhcpv6 servers like odhcpd (Openwrt) implement hairpin NAT along with IPv6-PD right?
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by tucnak 2y ago
NAT deployment here is only tangential to the real differentiator: the firewall. I mean, you can make a case that NAT is a poor man's firewall but you should know that it's not a substitute for a security model. Zero trust is now
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by tucnak 2y ago
> People are long-lived entities with accountability and you can't just create or destroy them at will. This notion is currently being contested
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by tucnak 2y ago
How dare they? Oh, no, why wouldn't they think of the labour market?!
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by tucnak 2y ago
And yet no mention of CRDT technology?
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by tucnak 2y ago
No, not at all it's not! The most beautiful thing about the Faustian is that it's very much applicable. You know what they say: the virtual is just as important as the real, if not more important. Like any device in language, th
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by tucnak 2y ago
I think they may be far-gone in the sense that they themselves don't really believe they got a chance at the seat. Similar to how the communists are unhappy because despite everything, including personal fortunes and successes, deep do
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by tucnak 2y ago
Sure, it's not so much "nuance" as being read into the Western literary tradition. We should hate to be controversial. So, bargaining for money as it's attainable in principle, doesn't constitute a Faustian: you can
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by tucnak 2y ago
Evidently not; if only to unsatisfactory effect! Faust is one of these stories that you don't just "read" once, but revisit rather—at many different moments in one's life. Better yet there's a pragmatic aspect to it
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by tucnak 2y ago
You, too, don't appear to understand what the Faustian is about specifically. Guys, you should read up on something other than Wikipedia, & not embarrass yourself with dimwit attempts at allegory. Allow me to suggest Faust by Goeth
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by tucnak 2y ago
Tears of joy!
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by tucnak 2y ago
What does it have to do with Faust? Israel is not a superhuman thing of any kind, and it doesn't possess superhuman knowledge.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I would argue the opposite; LLM technology is the first viable means to computing "language games" as such, and quite in line with the late W. theory.

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