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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I have never downvoted any comment on this site. So no, I didn't downvote you. So you imagine that I downvoted you, and then you claim that I imagine emotional hostility and as a result diagnose me with some form of ADHD? Wild.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I watch/listen to stuff when I do chores at home. If I am going to iron 30 things or knead a dough for 15 minutes, then it's nice to have some entertainment while doing it, even if I can't focus on it all the time. Not sure I
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
The fact that you have passed audits isn't a guarantee (or even an indication) that you don't have major security vulnerabilities.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
No. People asking about things which are answered by the linked page is noise and a waste of time - both for the person asking it and for the people reading the thread.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
The Jetbrain licensing model caused a lot or confusion when it was introduced (as can be seen in posts on their forum and reddit), and when I check now it still seems to be the same. > as soon as you pay for 12 consecutive months, you wi
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
If a passenger cannot take care of themselves for whatever reason, I think they should be allowed to sit next to whoever takes care of them without having to pay extra.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Server to server communication still relies on STARTTLS all the time, and very often simply ignore cert errors or, my favorite, attempts STARTTLS and fall back to non-encrypted if handshake fails due to host name mismatch.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
When your idea of a sensible argument includes things such as "but think about the children" or "stop being a coward" then I think you should reconsider how you communicate your thoughts.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Don't you care about whether it's an abandoned project, how many dependencies it has or its license? Your simple heuristics seems like a bad approach to me.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
The code base I work on has more test code than production code.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I got curious and looked. I'm from Sweden and for $1000 I could get to Cabo Verde, Madeira and or course most parts of Europe (like Italy, Greece, France). That is for flight and hotel. You need to eat as well of course, but that you n
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
What portion of the low quality creators you subscribe to?
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Do you really think that a team blowing up a pipeline as part of an on ongoing war is necessarily going to follow all best practices and safety recommendations? I think your comment is bizarre. Did you use an LLM to write it? I don't t
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
No idea what you mean by "that kind of monopoly". Google is a company which performs illegal acts to preserve its monopoly. Of course that will limit the viability of competitive products and services. That's why it's il
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Google is a monopoly. Of course you can complain over such a company even if you use their products.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Is that still the case though? I use plus addressing everywhere and works fine for me so far. I haven't had issues with it in many years.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I think the point is that this is a solved problem in most places. I always see people from US writing that modern authentication solutions wouldn't work, despite them being used for decades for example in many countries in Europe. Of
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Are you aware that most modern countries are already using things similar to public key cryptography for authentication? US is meanwhile stuck in the past with their faxes, checks and says it's impossible to move on.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
> In a more technical community, it's natural to think that most people care about "values" when it comes to tech. Do people actually think that? I know people sometimes joke about an HN bubble but I never really took tha
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Why should all AI be home run? I play around with gemma/llama/sd locally but being able to pay some company to do it is very convinient. I think most companies and people don't want to buy the hardware required to run an LLM
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I agree, that's odd. I'm betting article author misunderstanding or marketing team eager to add AI wherever there's a slight chance.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
I checked 5 other articles on this topic, and none of them mentioned AI. They did mention blockchain though. It could be that the article author misunderstood it (both terms can probably appear in the buzzword lexicon). With that said, I w
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Did you try it yourself? For me it falls apart if you try to generate anything containing humans. It also struggles with other animals. If you want to generate an image of yourself, a city, someone sitting in a car, a store or a million oth
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
SAI could have easily avooded the massive confusion by providing information on how to use it. Instead, SAI employees are, quite rudely, claiming its a skill issue on discord, but they also don't provide any info on how to use it prope
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
If you write new code, it's new code. Doesn't matter if you have reused concepts and ideas to write that code
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Depends on license.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 2y ago
Considering resx has been supported for decades, why not just convert the resx into whatever the translator team wants? Reading/writing resx is 10 lines of code or something. I just dump ours into an excelsheet with one column per lang
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 3y ago
What's the point of asking for a source when you would find it on Google in one minute? Odd way of learning. Not like I brought up some debated viewpoint.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 3y ago
> big bucks You get that feature in Azure SQL Database for $5/month.
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by tuwtuwtuwtuw 3y ago
That exists in Microsoft SQL Server. It can create new indexes, drop unused indexes, change query plans when it detect degradation and so on.

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