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by vaylian 9mo ago
See the sovereign tech fund web site: https://www.sovereign.tech/tech Arch Linux's package management is only one out of many open source projects that are being financially supported. I think the tweet is just FUD (Fe
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by vaylian 9mo ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46600839
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by vaylian 9mo ago
It's not critical, but there's still a lot of reliance on it. It's also the only reason why I still need IPv4.
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by vaylian 9mo ago
Thank you for being the kind of person who explains what the abbreviation RAG stands for. I have been very confused reading this thread.
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by vaylian 9mo ago
> via ND What is ND? Do you have a link with details?
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by vaylian 9mo ago
> I've never seen a complex website redesign that didn't involve almost gutting the HTML either. CSS isn't powerful enough alone I recognize your experience. But I would also like to argue that good semantic CSS class name
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by vaylian 10mo ago
I agree that some people use intuition or pattern matching to make decisions. But humans are also able to use logical reasoning to come to conclusions.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
You can write readable Scala code, just like you can write readable Perl code. But both languages allow you to to write very concise and cryptic code as well. Scala doesn't seem to optimize for the "one obvious solution" appr
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by vaylian 10mo ago
> sitting with your laptop in the park is too strange. Why should that be strange?
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by vaylian 10mo ago
What we need is reasoning as in "drawing logical conclusions based on logic". LLMs do reasoning by recursively adding more words to the context window. That's not logical reasoning.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
I agree. This is not about creativity, but about producing something that kinda looks like professional art. People assume that creative output has to pass some bar, so that other people can appreciate it. But you can also produce interesti
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by vaylian 10mo ago
The software needs to report back to the end user eventually. But if there is a temporary network failure, then the software should automatically retry the request without informing the user (assuming idempotency).
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by vaylian 10mo ago
I've been thinking about Rust errors as well. We see all these nice tutorials that explain how you can match on an Err and then handle it. But I haven't seen this being done in practise. Most errors are reported directly to the us
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by vaylian 10mo ago
People commit crimes despite it being illegal. That doesn't make laws "BS". And yes, this is not something new. It is something old. It is something that we have left behind us and Donald Trump should therefore be condemned.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
Is there no online source at all?
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by vaylian 10mo ago
And I suppose the whole thing is a closed system? Which means, none of the CO2 would be released to the outside?
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by vaylian 10mo ago
Can you point to some of these comments?
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by vaylian 10mo ago
It's obvious to you. But many people will think that Firefox doesn't support (accessing) AI unless that feature is prominently displayed. Most people don't understand how the web works.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
Can confirm. I have been blocked plenty of times and it's really annoying.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
Does XSLT support making HTTP requests to load new content into an existing page?
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by vaylian 10mo ago
Marketing can do a lot to create trust. It's not all or nothing. Depending on your threat model, Apple's services might be fine. But I guess most people don't think enough about the implications of storing many years worth of
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by vaylian 10mo ago
XSLT could have been the answer. But browsers are now dropping support for it.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
I recognize many of these, because I've found them through hacker news before. There's probably a lot more treasures on that list.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
The AI can generate a lot of Chesterton Fences. It's difficult to figure out why they are there and if they are needed.
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by vaylian 10mo ago
No. It would be true if the car didn't turn on the engine unless you showed your face and ID to some on-board computer of the car.
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by vaylian 11mo ago
I was also confused when I read that sentence. Wikipedia has an article on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fly_(clothing)
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by vaylian 11mo ago
In the worst case you would have used your Framework just like a regular laptop from Lenovo, Dell or Apple. You might not gain much, but you also don't lose anything. But that's just the worst case.
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by vaylian 11mo ago
Not supported in Firefox
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by vaylian 11mo ago
There is an alternative ending if you know what to look for: https://www.trueachievements.com/a375369/i-dont-believe-achi...
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by vaylian 11mo ago
lifetimes is Err. Returning to caller.

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