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by wruza 2y ago
Not as an argument, but a side note: this is an effect of webdev being a ball of mud with wires sticking out of it. They couldn’t make a bad video player if <video> was good enough as is. Same for forms, layouts, etc. The huge upside
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by wruza 2y ago
That’s why I say we need a detailed list, and a long one. Most bastards are in the middle of these structures, not on top (with notable exceptions).
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by wruza 2y ago
Is there a site where one could review some code and see what many others say about it and their experience level? I guess it would degrade to stackoverflow-like poems eventually, but still interesting.
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by wruza 2y ago
I think that taking political speeches at face value was flawed anyway, so. Maybe someone will finally get tired of this circus and invents Bitrule somehow.
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by wruza 2y ago
The curse of a poll. You always get more than you asked for because any question is too flat.
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by wruza 2y ago
But why? You can easily come up with a whole list. I’d ask for a week to perform research on more names I wasn’t aware of. There’s so many bastards in this world I’d specifically choose a less sharp weapon for and skip the can’t protest p
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by wruza 2y ago
A story that keeps delivering, thanks! Not even sure now if man is a fraud or a complete delulu.
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by wruza 2y ago
“HP jumps the train in a detached wagon.” That thing failed to explain what it does and how. As one reviewer said, “with this battery, I can spend a whole day”. Can’t believe they managed to find someone to buy this nothing-burger for $100m
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by wruza 2y ago
Sadly no lora/finetune benchmarks. Phoronix sort of missed the whole idea, imo.
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by wruza 2y ago
I quoted this exact article. It seems almost a tradition to fire all heads of OIGs after elections, from all sorts of presidents.
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by wruza 2y ago
No they don't/aren't Recognition is subjective, so idk what to say here. You want more of this, forum wants less. I guess there's enough places to discuss it. Maybe people don't want this "vital context"
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by wruza 2y ago
Sounded like "out of 25", but just for context: With approximately 1,600 employees, the HHS-OIG performs audits, investigations, and evaluations to recommend policy for decision-makers and the public.
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by wruza 2y ago
These generalizations make no sense person-wise. Everyone has their own set of shoulds, don’ts and do-it-myselves. There’s no single law with all the bullet points. That said, your usual selection contains [too] many people’s shoulds and do
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by wruza 2y ago
I don’t flag except for spam and obvious flag-content, but can say that these headlines and threads look like fud and overreaction from particular groups, all in a very recognizable format . That’s why it is annoying and report-worthy. Add
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by wruza 2y ago
Wisdom section
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by wruza 2y ago
You migrate relevant parts of that diff into your workdir, test and commit. Is it that hard? What is this question even? Do you lose consciousness and project awareness in these cases? Why someone must split all the work before it's ne
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by wruza 2y ago
For my projects I just use "Temp" and "Works". Sometimes a couple-words summary, which works as a temporary anchor for diffs. Never found myself reading through old commit messages to grasp something, in any vcs (used
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by wruza 2y ago
I also found an option in ios that hides incoming calls from non-contacts. You just find missing calls afterwards (and ignore these). Turned it on and never looked back too. I have zero interest in non-contacts contacting me.
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by wruza 2y ago
Computer, delete this paragraph. computer move to next function. Computer replace this word. dap /^fu cw Seriously?
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by wruza 2y ago
Yep. It's not that text editing changed much since <yearnumber>. And the more years passed, the less there is to "feature". Projects with constant new features after many years of development demonstrably don't kno
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by wruza 2y ago
Or it will meet the issues all "new development" projects meet and live through its first crises. Cause having new features comes at a cost, and people eventually grow tired of costs they can't just throw money at.
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by wruza 2y ago
No, it didn't. Vim rarely changes defaults, if at all, but it can add settings to example rc files.
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by wruza 2y ago
There’s nothing wrong with arrow keys, Esc or mouse. Using Vim doesn’t mean you have to buy into elitist pianism. Personally I don’t care about typing speed because I map, abbr and snippet code “to death”. All I want is to free my mind (not
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by wruza 2y ago
It’s not even told, it continues a text (or denoises an image) in a way that closely resembles what was in the training data. Experience, senses, thoughts, reasoning and motivation were all there in original human- and nature-produced data.
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by wruza 2y ago
You may get most of that by prompting. You can create really based or emotional characters even with “aligned” models (with a little realignment). Have you ever talked to an LLM that allows system prompting? Heard of [E]RP? You can even tea
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by wruza 2y ago
There’s a huge difference between analyzing emotions and being well-trained on a spectrum of behaviors. You may spend hours at a therapist to understand your own emotions, but then you go out and are expected to read people in seconds. That
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by wruza 2y ago
Another perspective on that is if some highly-ranked agent may do so, maybe the system itself is wrong. This is basically allowed and works. Why someone who remains in practically legal limits to blame if clearly your ideas are based on mor
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by wruza 2y ago
This may be seen as satire, but webdev as a phenomenon really is a collection of all sorts of poor reinventions and crutches, for which there’s naturally billions of lines of code, which AI loves to have. It will replace webdevs as is. The
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by wruza 2y ago
I use it for “introductory” programming, where it writes some script in an env I’m not familiar with and then I read the docs and clean all the bs it hallucinated into it. Often (but very not always) takes less time than learning-curveing i
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by wruza 2y ago
They are connected and as such influence each other. This creates non-trivial evolution which contains what may be called “continuous tipping points” that heavily depend on the past and also create a whole worlds of futures in the tipping v

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