viraptor

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by viraptor 11mo ago
More hassle than being blocked from spending thousands, hanging on multiple calls, debugging support APIs, chasing docs, repeatedly posting feedback, posting for help in HN? Sorry, but this doesn't compute. You don't need to chang
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Why not open a new account? Surely for Azure you don't need a unique phone number for each one of them, right? You could run multiple companies after all. (I've got 5 independent AWS accounts, so expect some sanity like that)
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> The economics of providing every new grad a $150k TC offer It was always a weird US thing driven by huge companies and VCs. In other western, developed countries ~$50k equivalent would be normal. Even adjusting for other provided socia
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> The continued reliance on say, COBOL, and the complete lack of those developers comes to mind. So the irony here is that LLMs are actually going to be decent at COBOL by default. And other uncommon/esoteric codebases. For example
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's going to be a different experience for everyone. For example I never get why people care about the laptop weight. You put it in your backpack anyway, (unless it's a small handbag sized laptop situation then fair enough) it&#x
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Same thought and I can't wait for a video with a very confused Theo... I mean, it's likely very important for them to have a fast and sandboxed code executor available. But it's not like Bun would fight against improvements t
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I've changed the latency of actual services as well as core web vials many times and... no. Turns out the line is not that steep. For the range 200ms-1s, it's pretty much flat. Sure, you can start seeing issues for multi second re
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by viraptor 11mo ago
They are not alarming without some significant context. At the very minimum, what was the health status of the people who died? People at high risk of heart issues would be more likely affected. But also COVID itself causes heart inflammati
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's such a weird vibe for me. It's "free and open", but not the way you'd expect. Feels like dirty marketing.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Depends on how much the latency matters to you and the customers. Most services realistically won't gain much at all. Even the latency of normal web requests is very rarely relevant. Only the business itself and answer that question th
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Only if you really want to nitpick the phrasing. In practice there's for example "means such area as the senior police officer considers appropriate" - the officer here has to interpret what is meant by this request and gets
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by viraptor 11mo ago
I mean... Yeah? Reminds me of the Metalocalypse on Christmas trees: "It's like having a rotting corpse in your house, but the corpse of a tree, you know? It's kind of baddass. It stands and then you humiliate it even further
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Nope, I do not want the UI to be tailored to left-handed people > I'm left-handed and I will use whatever tools I can get my hands on to the fullest of my ability. I'm not sure I can get you to look beyond what you yoursel
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> So yes, if you interpret some random bill amendment in whatever way favors your side, That is how laws often get interpreted. It gives the decision to a police officer. Do you think the police officer will ever make a decision which do
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> specific to the America left (and to the America political situation) It's not. It's not called explicitly DEI in other countries, but the ideas are in no way limited to the US.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
So this is a funny example you brought up, especially in terms of a GUI related project. You know what a system like that should take into account? People with non-standard handedness! For that to happen, you may want diversity in at least
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Most dramatic stories on Reddit should be taken with a pinch of salt at least... LLM deleting a drive and the user just calmly asking it about that - maybe a lot more.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
Don't forgot .net Standard which is more of a .net Lowest Common Denominator. For naming, ".net" got changed to "Copilot" on everything now.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> I don’t think there is a solution. Sandboxing. LLM shouldn't be able to run actions affecting anything outside of your project. And ideally the results should autocommit outside of that directory. Then you can yolo as much as you
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> You can't access certificates in linux/bash as a file path for example Fuse and p9 exist... If anyone wants certs by id in the filesystem, it will exist.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
But did that happen while updating from the same stable channel? I get things could change when switching releases.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> period nix-darwin and nixpkgs would fall out of sync What do you mean? Those should be fairly independent in practice.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
There's still the data migration issue. If you follow unstable all the time, an app may update its data files or databases at startup. Then, you can still roll back the binaries, but they'll just refuse to work (best case) or corr
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It depends where you send it / why. There's lots of places you can send it where there's just nobody to see it. We still occasionally find an uncontacted tribes out there after all, so if someone didn't want to be seen (
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by viraptor 11mo ago
It's only fps bragging rights if you go from something like 180 to 190 fps. But for other person on slower hardware that may mean for example hitting consistent 60+ fps and eliminating stutter.
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> Why would I want my DEI consulting to actually solve the underlying problem This applies to any consulting. Normally you want to solve a problem, because there's another thousand of companies that need similar problem solved. You
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> you will `unsafe` call into the unsafe versions of those libraries Maybe. There's rust version of libc and SSL already. On the other hand fil-c won't help with dependencies written in C++, Fortran, and lots of others. The &qu
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by viraptor 11mo ago
From the mistakes actually found and confirmed, how likely do you think they could be progressively transformed into well defined rules that don't depend on LLM?
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> A cook cannot spend time making every dish perfect. That's too generalised. A fast food cook can't spend time to make things perfect. A tiny, fancy Japanese place will spend time to manually craft a perfect dish and you'
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by viraptor 11mo ago
> "... so you're saying they wrote bad code on purpose?" Depends how you define "one purpose". I feel like I could polish any code to perfection forever. But the threshold of bad is going to be very murky. Is it

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