twosdai

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by twosdai 9mo ago
Marquee is the greatest html tag of all.
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by twosdai 9mo ago
There's gotta be some Midwest or southern state that absolutely doesn't care.
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by twosdai 9mo ago
Completely agree. There are some apps that unfortunately need to care about some level of security isolation, but with an open workers they could just put those specific workers on their own isolated instance.
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by twosdai 9mo ago
I wonder if at the time the "world of tomorrow" is how we think of it now with fondness.
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by twosdai 10mo ago
Photonic computing has a lot of practical applications for signal transfer already. Basically anytime we send a signal across a large fiber optic cable we need to convert signal from light back to electricity and that requires some level of
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by twosdai 10mo ago
I understand where the author is coming from but frankly I think this design pattern is not really correct. Obviously this depends on teams, application context and code bases. But "knowing if action needs to be taken" can't
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by twosdai 10mo ago
This is a wrong take. People learn plenty while using AI. it's how you use it that matters. Same issue happened years ago if you just copied stack overflow without understanding what you were doing. Its no different now, just the level
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by twosdai 10mo ago
In the digital world, we should be able to go back from output to input unless the intention of the function is to "not do that". Like hashing. Llms not being able to go from output back to input deterministically and for us to u
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by twosdai 10mo ago
A more general case is for legal and SLAs. If a company uses one of these vpns to make sure their traffic only travels through a specific legal path, and then it's found that their traffic entered a different territory, there can be a
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by twosdai 10mo ago
I think for some people, they treat it like the daily crossword. For seniors, I've known a few that would do problems in a different language so they can get some basic exposure to it. Eg. If you program node js all day, you'd do
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by twosdai 10mo ago
Writing automated tests is not the same thing as testing it. Senior engineers write a lot of code, write some tests, do some manual validation. But its usually far from complete. Other roles in a software team can handle making a complete t
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by twosdai 10mo ago
Super cool. Loved reading this.
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by twosdai 10mo ago
Writing unit tests, manual validation work, manual testing. Automating Deployments of infrastructure, DNS work, tracking down annoying one off bugs, fixing and validating dependency issues. Basically this type of maintenance work for any su
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by twosdai 11mo ago
I really agree with your point. I think that this forum being hackernews and all though lends itself to a slightly different kind of tech person. Who really values for themselves and their team, the art of getting stuck in with a deeply tec
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by twosdai 11mo ago
This is anecdotal, I don't have proof but it's something I think is somewhat related. Is that obesity and nuerodegenerative diseases are somewhat related. So that's a guess as to why some people might have though a weight los
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by twosdai 11mo ago
Not joking, my mom has asked me every year since I became a "tech person" when I am going to make smellovision. This is perfect for her.
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by twosdai 11mo ago
It's magic. Chill out. It knows.
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by twosdai 11mo ago
Super cool. Thanks for sharing this. I've been looking for something like this for a while.
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AWS Lambda Processing Blip?
2 points by twosdai 11mo ago|0 comments
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by twosdai 11mo ago
I think some of the valuation, or agreements made right now are based on future cash flow promises, which are assumed to be higher.
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by twosdai 11mo ago
Build it and get your friends to join you.
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by twosdai 11mo ago
Really appreciate this, this is exactly what I was looking for.
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by twosdai 11mo ago
To clarify I am valuing consistency in the output to the token level, not the actual information of the content.
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Is it possible to have an LLM always give a consistent output?
3 points by twosdai 11mo ago|7 comments
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by twosdai 1y ago
There is a lot more astroturfing than you know. People with multiple accounts create question answer cases all the time to just talk about a product.
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by twosdai 1y ago
It's possible that they don't know. I literally didn't know there was a full downloadable db until right now.
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by twosdai 1y ago
I think some of the best knowledge is reports like this one. The report gives you the feeling of being so obvious when you read it. But the actual claims and facts themselves and their certainty (Some issues have just moderate confidence, o
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by twosdai 1y ago
I mean in terms of market here, for games (largest current use case for Wine / proton). Its not really a market. I think the investment for linux over windows is for steam to try and push people away from windows so as to reduce the co
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by twosdai 1y ago
I think this was a planned post she wrote while dealing with her disease, and likely a family member added in some relevant details and posted it. I've had a few terminally ill family friends that want to reclaim some control in death
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by twosdai 1y ago
I feel like the type guarding programming method present in some packages, is a hangover from node js development prior to typescripts rise in popularity. So now some people just do it by habit. Honestly the only place having code like that

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