xvilka

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   by xvilka 4y ago

   Biggest pain point in adoption are lazy ISPs who actively resist the transition. Once it's mandated, like in India or China, transition happens very quickly.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   While overall power generation might benefit from the "shock therapy" of this kind, power-hungry industries do not agree and move their manufacturing to other countries.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   Building, LSP server, and immutability are definitely better in 2023 than author describe in their article.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   Lablgtk[1][2] for GUI, Owl[3][4] for scientific computing. [1] https://garrigue.github.io/lablgtk/ [2] https://github.com/garrigue/lablgtk [3] https://ocaml.xyz/ [4] https:/
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   Because they should have designed more compact and less talkative protocol. It was a similar problem with XMPP.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   You can easily expose it from Rust as well.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   s/love/torture/. If anything, brutality of dairy produce is hundred times worse than butchering them for meat.
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   I wish it was more popular in Asia. Here everyone is crazy about meat, fish, and seafood. As vegetarian it's hard to go to a random place and find even one single non-plain (e.g. not pure rice) dish. The vegan choice outside vegetarian
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   by xvilka 4y ago

   There's a nice book[1][2] about Prolog, with modern characteristics. Moreover, there are things like ProbLog[3] and DeepProbLog[4] that allow you to use probabilistic reasoning and power of machine learning. I am personally looking for
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Also would be nice to run it on SIMH[1]. [1] https://github.com/open-simh/simh/
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    So far, the biggest problem is the UX. Following someone from another server is not one click away. Until it's resolved, it will not gain mainstream acceptance.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    By that time solving captcha would be a bigger problem for people rather than computer. Especially in a situation of distress.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    And it's good since often it requires far more skill than managing.
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    Silhouette – FOSS and public to use function signature sharing client and server(github.com)

    1 points by xvilka 4y ago|0 comments
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Rebol? Red is an interesting implementation but doesn't support modern platforms.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Because it shows that real brain complexity is much larger than we thought, which means AGI is farther down the road.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    > However, I strongly suspect that it's theoretically possible to build a machine that "thinks" as well as a human Not any time soon. Modern "AI" research built on completely wrong assumptions about how neurons w
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    It reminds me of AOI series[1] where they were stopped by the planet-scale war/rebellion. The book series is so-so, but a good cautionary tale and few interesting ideas. I am afraid those devils that calling themselves publishers won&#
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Among solutions article doesn't propose making better filters. It can happen and mandated much faster than waiting everyone switching to EV.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    > closed software may be more secure by nature of owning the supply chain and assigning eyes to the critical components. In theory, in practice it's not better, if not worse.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    It wouldn't happen if all it was open source to begin with.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    SourceHut[1] has CI out of the box[2]. [1] https://sourcehut.org [2] https://man.sr.ht/tutorials/getting-started-with-builds.md
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Famous problem of the bullshit jobs. Even if some people appear busy it's way too often they do nothing of the actual value to the company. All these giants probably need only 1/3 of all staff to operate at the same efficiency.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    My two biggest complains from the first sight are: 1) No support for the plain C 2) No support for Vim/NeoVim
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    I hope someone comes with the AI-powered refactoring. I think it has more practical applications than Copilot, at least from my experience in C and C++ test runs of it.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    It's all useless security theater anyway, people travelled even without these stupid rules, and it still doesn't stop bad players - they just invent new ways.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Yes, just rewriting NeoVim in Rust would be a perfect solution.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Even if it was true, it could have been alleviated by 1) expanding public transportation 2) electrifying it, or building electrical from the start. Subway, buses, regional trains, trams, and so on.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    Part of it can be explained by the curse of knowledge - many people explain things to others how they would explain to themselves. The key difference is to figure out how to explain it to someone else, not a copy of you.
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    by xvilka 4y ago

    If someone build a software that would be able to attend a meeting instead of you - it will become as popular as Zoom. Combine LLM with voice and video recognition and synthesis, and voila - an immense chunk of wasted time in every corporat