viraptor

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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's a false dichotomy. You can do both, depending on the project. Or even different areas in the same software. There are many things that just need writing and there's really no fancy craft in transcribing that new business rule
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Unless they're covered by a design patent, it's a free for all anyway in many places: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellectual_property_protecti...
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Here it matters much less than in generic LLMs though. There's no chance of test set leakage since the network is not general purpose / not trained on the internet.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I can get gift cards for my groceries and fuel with a permanent 4% discount. I'm going to spend the whole amount there anyway - what wouldn't I use that path every time?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Not 100% safe, even then https://appleinsider.com/articles/25/12/13/locked-out-how-a-...
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by viraptor 10mo ago
That's why I wrote could. You can also use an IL postprocessor to get rid of the attribute.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's a weird claim about a single pass too. It's more of a "let's replace some iteration with building a tree of functions to call" and then pretends waking/executing that is not another pass.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> I can set breakpoints into the getter/setter field doesn't stop this. > I also have the benefit of seeing the field in my debugger The debugger could still show it. The backing field is still there.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I definitely worked with people who were limited by how much they were open to just dive one level deeper. You can wait for someone to explain things to you and tell you what to read, or just... go and do it. There's no speed limit in
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by viraptor 10mo ago
What the HeC?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
One of these things is not like the others..
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> What should Home Depot be doing? Nothing? Why should they do anything?
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Sorry for the... clicko? Thanks for posting the right one.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Since it's not shown in the article, the placeholder was the newspapers here; https://rl.bloat.cat/preview/pre/bn8bzvzd80ye1.jpeg?width=16... via https://rl.bloat.cat/r/expedition33/
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by viraptor 10mo ago
In this case it's this amazing texture of newspapers on a pole: https://rl.bloat.cat/preview/pre/bn8bzvzd80ye1.jpeg?width=16... Definitely some high art there.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
If you ever make a typo on an official document, would you like that to be not correctable and you forever be responsible for the results? Yeah, that's about that level of silly.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Different things. A country with lax rules is not the same as a specific environment with shared spaces, where according to known data it's safer to eliminate some specific kind of regulation and let the remaining part take over.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
I'm confused by the example in readme: Example: LIKE '%abc%def' ... Step 2: Match first part as prefix -- "abc" must start at position 0 Candidates = pos[a@0] ∩ pos[b@1] ∩ pos[c@2] Is this a
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> with a free account the artists still get paid Unless they're international stars, not really. It's peanuts these days. https://www.reddit.com/r/spotify/comments/13djsl9/how_much_d...
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by viraptor 10mo ago
> To really know if code works, I need to run Temporal, two Next.js apps, several Python workers, and a Node worker. Some of this is Dockerized, some isn’t. Then I need a browser to run manual checks. There's your problem. It doesn&
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It is, but that doesn't bring value for the owners on its own. Something else has to exist on top, or you'd have to run the service and moderation on donations. The forum on its own has negative value.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
This project compiles to identical binary to the original one. Distributing this source is the same as distributing the game in practice.
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by viraptor 10mo ago
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09567976231207095 > AI Hyperrealism: Why AI Faces Are Perceived as More Real Than Human Ones (Nov 2023)
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's like the "can't stand CGI in movies" of decades past. Now there's CGI in almost every single movie. It's so good we can't notice most of it. The opposition was just to how low the quality ceiling was
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's not legal unless the person had the rights to begin with. It may be legal for a clean room reimplementation, but not a decompilation project like this. iD/Apogee can totally request a takedown, so I wouldn't recommend
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by viraptor 10mo ago
If you throw away the debug info, and don't use any generated introspection magic, there's nothing preserved normally. Compiled C code doesn't need to know the names after all. There are various leaks though - for example ass
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by viraptor 10mo ago
Not that massive. At a country scale, wind blows somewhere all the time. Overall you can get 30%+ utilisation per turbine. And newer projects only get it better (the higher you get, the more consistent the wind). But it's not a surpris
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by viraptor 10mo ago
EU comes close. There are a few programs that apply to all countries inside without really breaking the local government rules. (Although that's still typically incentives rather than forcing companies to do things)
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by viraptor 10mo ago
It's hosted on the official domain. That means you have at least 2 options: a) chain in with another issue which allows to load that as a trusted resource, or b) scam people by directing them to an "official" post. Also you g
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by viraptor 10mo ago
4 years. We really should support devices that old. Unless you really need features only available in newer models (which 99% of apps don't)

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