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by wg0 3y ago
Wondering if another species (lizards, cats) were climbing the intelligence ladder towards super intelligence, we would have declared that species as the biggest threat, bigger than climate change.
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by wg0 3y ago
There's no merit to this complaint about Docker that it complicates configuration. Actually it simplifies a great deal. Author should consider how configuration is at different locations and sometimes even further split differently in
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by wg0 3y ago
Exactly. So anyone reading can suggest what's the alternative while still using JWT? I mean how to do it properly?
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by wg0 3y ago
True. Many will dismiss this opinion but that's how it is. The only issues being actively resolved and substantial progress happening is in: CSS - New units, flex, grid, subgrid, animation, new query methods, view transitions. JS - New
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by wg0 3y ago
Jaw dropping. There's too much engineering work involved. Interfacing with vehicle and tons of sensors. Software. Would be best if some entity quickly moves towards commercialization/packaging of this solution.
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by wg0 3y ago
Podcasts, Reader and Blogger. By end of 2025, ArchiveTeam should also archive Flutter SDKs. I don't have a good feeling about it.
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by wg0 3y ago
Also, how does it help with carbon emissions when: - 20% energy loss from charger to battery. - 10% loss from battery to motor. - Carbon emissions in manufacturing and Mining for large battery packs.
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by wg0 3y ago
This tradition is probably borrowed from RFCs. OAuth itself might be plenty simple but oh the naming.
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by wg0 3y ago
Yes there's a mismatch. As a user one should dial down their expectations accordingly.
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by wg0 3y ago
The marketing literature begs to differ. The Google's own Family Link app even on web[0] is also a Flutter app. [0]. https://familylink.google.com
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by wg0 3y ago
Flutter has three major problems: - Performance: Even on Desktop, animations have jank. Last I compiled samples on Mac, the problem was visibly there. - UX: Text editing immediately feels alien. If Mac for example, you have a text field in
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by wg0 3y ago
>BMW has moved engine production to Austria and the UK, so it’s not like the company has ended that segment of its business just yet. Would be incredibly stupid for German automakers to give up on their one of core competencies. EVs unle
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by wg0 3y ago
Stadia. Bought studios, games, pumped up hiring, custom controller - Promising 60fps 4k game streamed in real time. Wrapped it up all in just three years. Discontinued.
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by wg0 3y ago
Where is that happening? I want to move there.
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by wg0 3y ago
Seems like Google is being managed by consuming lots of managerial literature. Also, coming from Flutter camp, blog is barely readable on mobile without zooming.
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by wg0 3y ago
Not even a news. News would have been if it did the other way around.
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by wg0 3y ago
What happens when you're profitable but not quite the 10x return or even 3x return?
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by wg0 3y ago
Or insist on a new Microservice out of an already existing microservice. Modularity, scalability, separation of concerns etc are your fig leaves. PS: Have a cool name ready. Rather already start it calling that even before it is commissione
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by wg0 3y ago
God Forbid. His Lordship. Must be praised. And never doubted. For abilities let alone intents.
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by wg0 3y ago
Full of adjectives. More cost efficient, more this and more that but no mention how much more and more to what exactly. Now the articles "This could be in your next EV sooner than you think." would be already being composed and Yo
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by wg0 3y ago
Why is this even flagged?
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by wg0 3y ago
Noob question - why is it must to load the whole model all at once in VRAM? Why it can't be streamed from disk layer by layer, a sliding window of it, computed, temporary results held, offloaded it back and load the next window. Repeat
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by wg0 3y ago
True. You'll find Windows XP based terminals on many industrial machines. Its pervasive but outnumbered where "running the workloads" comea into picture. The dev bubble is not that small. This very website is I'm pretty
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by wg0 3y ago
In time of Windows, around let's say mid 1990s, people thought Windows is irreplaceable. Now turns out Linux is the workhorse everywhere for running workloads or consuming content. Almost every programming language (other than Microsof
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by wg0 3y ago
I am not familiar with the board situation but this "AI safety" pipe dream, I have thoughts on that: We should be thankful that AGI is not possible in far future but otherwise, this AGI alignment and safety etc is just corporate s
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by wg0 3y ago
And as someone lately quipped but paraphrasing: "Those who can't align six board members safely would surely align AGI safely." May the lords of linear algebra and calculus have mercy on us.
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by wg0 3y ago
Great tool. Nice. Something you want to have. But. I'm not a product, market or pricing expert but even I can tell that this is a very very steep (and recurring per user) price especially in 2023 where businesses and individuals alike
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by wg0 3y ago
The quality is really really INSANE and pretty much unimaginable in early 2000s. Could have interesting prospects for games where you have LLM assuming a character and such TTS giving those NPCs voice.
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by wg0 3y ago
These all are the symptoms but not the cause and cause IMHO are as under which is an industry wide culture (of waste, pride in that waste) and practice that is hailed and seen as the only rather best and recommended way to do things: - Inve
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by wg0 3y ago
I'm or probably won't pay but this feels immoral. Not a fair transaction where you consume content and bandwidth but give back nothing in return.

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