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by yazzku 4y ago
The blog post is a narcissistic cringe ride, and the PR did not give credit to the level this Slarin appears to have been involved. Also, the change seems to cause a performance regression in some cases, which someone had also pointed out.
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by yazzku 4y ago
This isn't a contradiction of my example. My example is pretty clear: Mom makes X before/after prices have gone up, and years after so. > Inflation usually means wages going up. Inflation is a rise in prices, that's what i
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by yazzku 4y ago
Are you really going to leak your tax documents to ChatGPT? I had just joked about this in a comment above.
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by yazzku 4y ago
From your description, it does sound like your Parrot has some understanding of meaning, much like dogs do. Not that they understand the grammar or can make out the individual words, but it seems like it can correlate <real world event&g
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by yazzku 4y ago
"That nobody is talking about... that nobody has heard of before" How'd they talk about it if they haven't heard about it?
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by yazzku 4y ago
How exactly is it not true for the working mom in my example?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Everybody upload your tax documents and start asking questions! /s
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by yazzku 4y ago
It really is hard for some people to understand, right? Mom makes X Prices go up Mom still makes X
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by yazzku 4y ago
Link: https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 Except that Windows updates will turn the stuff back on over time, so I'm not sure about 'effortlessly'.
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by yazzku 4y ago
The echo chamber in your first point does the suppression in the second.
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by yazzku 4y ago
I was talking about prehistoric ages.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Considering our species used to send children into dark caves as a rite of passage and the way things are now, this is probably for the best. "Parents can try to keep up with their young mountaineers as they ascend through the rope spi
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by yazzku 4y ago
Very nice. I had experimented with transpiling Python to C straight from the AST in Python itself. Does this plan to add type inference or "generics"? Currently it appears everything must be explicitly typed.
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by yazzku 4y ago
This doesn't answer the question. Why is there a choice to encrypt something when it's completely unnecessary (according to their threat model)? No point in building unnecessary complexity into software, especially software meant
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by yazzku 4y ago
Then why encrypt it in the first place? That's the point the author makes (text in bold).
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by yazzku 4y ago
What exactly about Euclidian geometry is it that the Egyptians needed to build the pyramids? Clearly nothing. My point is that this part of the text is just fluff. Engineers have been building shit without having a formal description of tha
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by yazzku 4y ago
Sorry, it's a very low-quality "book". See the other comments for reasons why. This is going to need a lot of improvement before it can be recommended. I'd love to see a casual/friendly introduction to the topic, th
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by yazzku 4y ago
It's for sure a bad set of examples. There have been several queens of England. At the very least you should know Bloody Mary, if not for the Tudor's legacy of a golden age with Queen Elizabeth (another queen!), then for the god
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by yazzku 4y ago
> In other words, we can solve problems without any advanced math, or with no math at all, as evidenced by the fact that the agyptians were able to build the pyramids without even knowing Euclidian geometry. Egyptians. Capital E regardle
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by yazzku 4y ago
That's completely fucked up. Arrogance much or?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Great find. "The end result is that the image file is opened without the O_TRUNC flag, so that when the cropped image is written, the original image is not truncated. If the new image file is smaller, the end of the original is left be
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by yazzku 4y ago
It may be illegal now, but not when I tried cancelling. I just blocked the credit card payments and let them deal with their own shit.
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by yazzku 4y ago
You can sandbox your application when it runs, but nobody's doing much about the dev environment. If you're working for a company and using VSCode, you are often just one malicious plugin update away from leaking the company'
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by yazzku 4y ago
Except that then they make cancelling the subscription hard or impossible. https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/new-york-times-makes-su... Create a subscription? -> Click this button! Cancel? -> Oh, sorry to hear
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by yazzku 4y ago
How are they doing self-criticism when the article doesn't even mention themselves? They mention Netflix and all the other companies as if their website wasn't an adfest that on top of that requires a subscription. There is nothin
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by yazzku 4y ago
Yeah, they got the effect right but not the cause.
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by yazzku 4y ago
The best part of this post is that it comes from a supposed PhD in neuroscience. Either they were born yesterday or that PhD wasn't worth two shits. What's more concerning is that they also run a school.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Remember MOOCs? Some would do well reviewing a bit of history before taking on Medium posts.
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by yazzku 4y ago
A post more suitable for LinkedIn than HN. Keep this bullshit out of here please.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Gotta state your credentials for your Medium post's credibility.

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