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by tyleo 1y ago
Because people are afraid of the climate collapsing but they aren't afraid of mice stealing their wallets. I don't think this is unique to climate research, I can imagine headlines, "Ground shakes beneath Mt. Rainier, alarmin
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by tyleo 1y ago
I’ve thought this as well. There is a lot of disagreement within political parties. Given the polarization, I’d wager this is more true today. You may be stuck with extreme people you disagree with despite leaning one way or another. You ju
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by tyleo 1y ago
You know I’ve generally thought it’s is true. You WILL get caught. Then I wonder if the government knows who Satoshi is. I know he didn’t kill someone but I wonder if the resources exist to figure it out if they truly wanted.
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by tyleo 1y ago
The code becomes hard to read. You might need to change int health to float health. In that case “health” properly describes the idea. We’d change this to int DEPRECATED_health and float health. Folks can argue that’s ugly but I’ve not seen
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by tyleo 1y ago
There’s a dead comment by oldpersonintx which is a bit negative. I can’t comment on it but I want to reiterate the argument with more positivity because I believe there is a kernel of truth. At least part of the decline of US education has
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by tyleo 1y ago
I think sentiment is low on EV due to Trump AND Musk. Trump got onboard with the red folks dislike of EVs early on. Musk had his work cut out for him though. He built a brand beloved by blues all to flip it on its head and make them despise
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by tyleo 1y ago
Good catch! It was related. I saw the link in that thread and thought, “The wider community would find this interesting right now. Let’s submit it at the top level.”
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Normalization of deviance (2015)(danluu.com)
58 points by tyleo 1y ago|15 comments
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by tyleo 1y ago
Yeah, I’d probably say something more like, “we leverage protobuf built ins to make a slightly more advanced back compat system” We do rename deprecated fields and often give new fields their names. We rely on the field number to make that
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by tyleo 1y ago
I feel like web design animations are more similar to PowerPoint than folks want to admit. What I mean by that is that quick cross-fades can be used 99% of the time to tidy the look of UI but you rarely need to do anything beyond that.
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by tyleo 1y ago
We use protocol buffers on a game and we use the back compat stuff all the time. We include a version number with each release of the game. If we change a proto we add new fields and deprecate old ones and increment the version. We use the
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by tyleo 1y ago
I don’t think all analytics are evil. There’s a spectrum. Those old number of visitors stamps were fun and harmless. On the other end of the spectrum we have megacorps connecting services and building shadow profiles of people. There’s a lo
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by tyleo 1y ago
What did they do with that money? They just raised it last year. I feel like this goes outside of just being a bad economy. Edit: they were giving hundreds of dollars of product away for free. I found a link to a previous article. https:&#
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by tyleo 1y ago
I feel like we’re in an era of dark monetization patterns. This “whale” monetization reminds me of online advertising where if you aren’t paying you’re the product. It isn’t quite the same but it’s something like, “if you aren’t paying, you
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by tyleo 1y ago
I agree with Hanlon’s Razor to some extent but it does fail to provide accountability, “they aren’t cruel, just incompetent so the behavior is okay.”
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by tyleo 1y ago
Something feels off about the whole thing. I find the article to be extremely low information and extremely hyperbolic. It feels like keyword soup.
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by tyleo 1y ago
Oh this is fun. My company recently did a garage sale on old hardware and I intend to post something similar compiling across 4 different hardwares and 4 different languages. I’m including some M series Macs in the mix though because the ma
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by tyleo 1y ago
I thought the same thing. They are quite verbose in explaining themselves but I found their docs to be useful. https://antithesis.com/docs/
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by tyleo 1y ago
After a little more digging I found some very cool answers in the docs: https://antithesis.com/docs/
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by tyleo 1y ago
Yeah the company sounds interesting. I wish the main page had clearer info about what it does. There’s a lot of text but I want the simple, “here’s the little bit of example code to get going.”
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by tyleo 1y ago
Humans too.
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by tyleo 1y ago
It’s interesting to me this doesn’t self correct. I’d love to know if someone can explain why. E.g. presumably companies can pay people more if they capture less value themselves. Why can’t a company do that and just hire the best talent?
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Ten Developer Commandments: Practical rules for modern software builders(tyleo.com)
2 points by tyleo 1y ago|0 comments
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by tyleo 1y ago
> I actually don't like iOS, and barely tolerate macOS but I love the hardware on mac right now. I just got my first MacBook Pro this month and feel this exactly. I prefer Windows as an OS hands down. It works with all my peripheral
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by tyleo 1y ago
I’m convinced AI is a conspiracy by Big Emoji to get using more emoji. That’s why there are so many in its responses.
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by tyleo 1y ago
Not true. Whether you like the phrase or not, people generally know what “vibe coding” means.
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by tyleo 1y ago
Most mailboxes have a little plastic flag on a hinge you flip up to mark that you have outgoing mail. The process is is generally: 1. Remove all mail from the mailbox 2. Place outgoing mail in the mailbox 3. Raise the outgoing mail flag 4.
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by tyleo 1y ago
This isn’t a great point. “A hypothetical model with hypothetical hardware will beat Apple on a hypothetical timeline.” The tangible hardware you point out is $2,400 for two niche-specific components vs the Apple hardware which benefits mor
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by tyleo 1y ago
Sounds like, “Apple and Amazon will miss AI because they aren’t following the herd mentality and doing what everyone else does.” They are doing something different and it might fail but I’m glad different large tech companies are trying dif
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by tyleo 1y ago
That seems like bs to me. Normal people aren’t really buying much straws and I don’t know anyone still preferring the incandescent bulbs except maybe in some Christmas varieties. edit: I looked into it and incandescent bulbs aren’t normally

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