winrid

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by winrid 1mo ago
How do you imagine a post work society where people can have inequality? I don't want to be equal. I want to do more .
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by winrid 1mo ago
lol have you actually tried to build anything useful e2e? Leaving the AI to itself gives horrendous results.
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by winrid 1mo ago
just thought it was fun. thanks for your reply.
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by winrid 1mo ago
Even if you do like, hard labor? I do fabrication work in the morning, usually. Seems like carbs help.
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by winrid 1mo ago
you can flip it and save a few bytes, but not valid fizzbuzz then: for(i=100;i--;console.log(i%5?f||i:f+'Buzz'))f=i%3?'':'Fizz'
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by winrid 1mo ago
I like to dip 1/4 a bagel in my coffee in the morning. Holds me off until lunch. That or a couple eggs.
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by winrid 1mo ago
as a side note I absolutely hated writing UIs in egui. It is a really nice framework, but the iteration times were painful.
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by winrid 1mo ago
I wish someone showed me something like Scratch when I was younger. I didn't even get a computer I could mess with until I was like 15. We had a family pc for maybe 6 months in the 90s and I played like, magic school bus, lol. I really
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by winrid 1mo ago
You need examples for actually using different databases.
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by winrid 1mo ago
Most immediate mode does a scene graph diff so it's not that bad I have a custom IM GUIs based ide thing in C++ that uses like .2% of my 10yo CPU.
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by winrid 1mo ago
What do you use the netbook for?
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by winrid 1mo ago
People worked that hard when families often had 3 or more kids. The difference is one parent could afford to not work. We've let corporations "optimize" that away.
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by winrid 1mo ago
Are you referencing people that killed themselves because someone was mean to them on social media, or something more??
44.
by winrid 1mo ago
Nope you just don't care to know. Stop making excuses.
45.
by winrid 1mo ago
Python 3 will likely be faster by itself.
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by winrid 1mo ago
They're not dumb. They just don't care. They didn't before either. Now they just have an easy excuse.
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by winrid 1mo ago
One of the pieces of software I sell is motorsports timing software [0], it has a GUI for newbs, but at the bottom of every window is a little bar that shows the list of shortcuts. People pick them up quickly! And it's auto generated f
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by winrid 1mo ago
Yeah with snappy they probably could get like 30% savings (I bet domains don't compress well) without much more cpu usage. Alternatively a btree somehow they can take advantage of prefix compression
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by winrid 1mo ago
I saved an employer $4m/yr, entirely myself. I think I got a 10k bonus.
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by winrid 1mo ago
You can do that. It's called vitess/citus ^_^
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by winrid 1mo ago
Mongo will auto failover if you have 3+ replicas. Primary knowledge is abstracted into the driver or query router level depending on setup.
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by winrid 1mo ago
That's indeed pretty rare IME :)
53.
by winrid 2mo ago
done :)
54.
by winrid 2mo ago
Every 8 hours is insane, though
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by winrid 2mo ago
I probably have to redo the whole thing
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by winrid 2mo ago
There's also https://nolabs.ai which I just now discovered thanks to this, which is a competitor to my own https://watch.ly
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by winrid 2mo ago
You can get an early gen i3 for a couple bucks and it will run modern PS, too.
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by winrid 2mo ago
I wanted a physical copy, good ones are a few hundred bucks.
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by winrid 2mo ago
I have a copy of Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Black Book (it's like 1k+ pages) with DESTROY written in red on the sides. I appreciate that someone saved it and sold it to me for cheap :)
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by winrid 2mo ago
This will result in pretty low quality software. I've had opus 5 along with its AI code reviewer agree to do some pretty stupid shit.

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