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xandrius
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xandrius
5mo ago
You cutoff a generation of juniors from employment and learning , the seniors are gone and it's all harnesses and AI systems. I'm not all gloom and doom but the treatment of junior engineers is something I think we will either reg
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xandrius
5mo ago
It has text supporting the color, so it's fine.
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xandrius
5mo ago
Wait, are you implying that code written in Rust somehow "rusts"?
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xandrius
5mo ago
Well, don't look too deep else you won't be using many modern tools.
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xandrius
5mo ago
If you're product first, you design the UX, which includes the UI. If you're tech first, you do what you do.
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xandrius
5mo ago
The thing which is 98% JSON and absolutely didn't kill JSON?
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xandrius
5mo ago
Yeah, I wonder what kind of work people do that they need more than 500k or 1M context window. Even when it's a big project, breaking it down doesn't change the output quality.
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xandrius
6mo ago
Make it sound "scary good", tell everyone and their mom, charge gullible companies $$$$$ for its premium access and then move on.
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xandrius
6mo ago
You missed literally every single post/article about the guy?
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xandrius
6mo ago
Just because it got pushed 2h ago it doesn't mean they didn't test it on their end.
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xandrius
6mo ago
LoL
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xandrius
6mo ago
Gotta tell us what it is now :D
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xandrius
6mo ago
Definitely self-hosted gitlab
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xandrius
6mo ago
Mmmm still rather not support this. I prefer slow and steady wins the race kind of project. Good luck!
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xandrius
6mo ago
Picking 100,000 blocks for this challenge shows how little the author knows about tetris. A "kill screen" in the traditional tetris averages around 2000-4000 blocks (rough estimate). And that's already pretty hard to reach. S
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xandrius
6mo ago
Very few wouldn't, unless very much driven by their religion to fetish death. Who wouldn't select a part of the population they find unsaveable, say evil genocidal billionaires, and sacrifice them for extending their own lifespan
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xandrius
6mo ago
Because ideally you would interface with all the stuff in your KB via an LLM (ideally local). The files are artifacts about knowledge and you can have super powers via an LLM. That's why, else you just use a note-taking app.
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xandrius
6mo ago
It really isn't though. Capitalism doesn't have to be like this. This is a side effect of certain aspects of capitalism. It's like saying lack of innovation is communism working as intended.
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xandrius
6mo ago
I think it's due not being interested to things like build quality, screen, track pad, etc.
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xandrius
6mo ago
Sure, here are the "steps" for creating that from scratch: 1. Setup lighting 2. Create a mesh importer system 3. Create an animation runner system 4. Create your 3D models + all animations needed (walk forward, crouch, run, jump,
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xandrius
6mo ago
If you think like that, you're already gone.
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xandrius
6mo ago
As much as I love some good overthinking, the Pokémon franchise so obviously follows what looks cool to the target audience that it's quite silly treating it as being in any way consistent. You get car pokémons, teapots and other contr
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xandrius
6mo ago
C1: Homo-economicus C2: Homo-religious C3: Homo-enginerus C4: Homo-bros
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xandrius
6mo ago
Not fair take, cpuz and hwmonitor are often used on new installations of PCs (or at least for me) to verify hw specs and stuff. Or when I need to do some upgrade work for a desktop computer. I just go to the trusted site, download what'
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xandrius
6mo ago
Did you self-ban?
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xandrius
6mo ago
Victim blaming?
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xandrius
6mo ago
My main reasons not to be able to fully switch 100% to Linux are the following: 1. Graphic design software is subpar (expecially when compared to mac) and very often under supported. And GIMP has absolutely the worst UX of any program I
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xandrius
6mo ago
To be fair, I never have to click anything either since it's via SSH :D
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xandrius
6mo ago
I still think you described using a VPS but with a tons of extra steps, expenses and then being tied to an evil corporation people are trying to move past. You get a generic VPS and you can do whatever the hell you like, not paying bigG for
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xandrius
6mo ago
You clearly haven't tried doing that in quite a long while. Using SSH keys + fail2ban means that for a simple static site, it will be sufficient for a decade at least. TLS certificates get auto-renewed with letsencrypt every 3 months v
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