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by yladiz 1y ago
I'm starting to learn more about RGAs and CRDTs in general, so I'm not sure if this makes sense, but when you say replacing the sequence number for the "right parent" (`originRight` in your code?), so you mean replacing
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by yladiz 1y ago
Why is sell in quotes? What do you mean by sell here?
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by yladiz 1y ago
> This implies a right to access commercial websites for free, which cannot be reasonable, or only a choice between no access and payment, which also cannot be reasonable. What do you mean the latter isn’t reasonable? It is perfectly rea
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by yladiz 1y ago
You cannot say that users as a whole accept cookies/tracking as it’s heavily region dependent. At a previous job we implemented a cookie consent banner and tracked statistics of accept/reject, and while some regions were very high
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by yladiz 1y ago
Paid access is okay, so is showing advertising, and even requiring that you pay to access a service (they don’t have to give it away for free). What isn’t okay is requiring either paying or selling your data (selling away privacy) for adver
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by yladiz 1y ago
If you look at the original comment that you replied to, the goalpost was explained clearly: > The goalpost will be when you can buy one and drive it anywhere. So let’s just ignore the non-consumer parts entirely to avoid shifting the go
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by yladiz 1y ago
Do you have independent studies to back up your assertion that they are safer per distance than a human driver?
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by yladiz 1y ago
I’m a bit confused. If we’re talking about consumer cars, the end goal is not to rent a car that can drive itself, the end goal is to own a car that can drive itself, and so it doesn’t matter if the car is available for purchase but costs $
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by yladiz 1y ago
Low six figures is quite expensive, and unobtainable to a large number of people.
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by yladiz 1y ago
In very rural places, they may only have edge or 3g at best, if they have any connection.
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by yladiz 1y ago
How do you change the order?
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by yladiz 1y ago
As someone who does like tonsky’s stuff sometimes: I immediately closed the article when I saw it. I’m less charitable than you: it’s not cute, it’s just annoying, and it should be able to be switched off. For me it goes into the same box a
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by yladiz 1y ago
This is a weird take. It’s not classist to filter your communication to not call people morons even if you think they are, it shows you have respect for them. You don’t need to be “elite” to find some of the things he said offensive.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Although you don’t necessarily need the hook, writing a large form with reasonable performance in React can be tricky, so I can understand why you would go with a hook for that case.
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by yladiz 1y ago
That’s not really true, or at best reductive. The Eurozone does not have a military yet has a very valuable and relatively stable currency. Yes, various counties in the zone do have strong militaries, but it’s not the same as the body bac
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by yladiz 1y ago
What are you even talking about?
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by yladiz 1y ago
I use Garmin so it may be different, but if Wahoo is like Garmin, you should be able to import a GPX file into their app and then tell it to sync to the computer, without needing Komoot to do the syncing. A bit more work but then you don&#x
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by yladiz 1y ago
Define health and safety rules, and then define the basic ones that are a subset of the entire ruleset.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Let’s assume you can save half of that. In two years, you’ll have 500,000. Is that enough to never work again?
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by yladiz 1y ago
C'mon, I don't think the parent was saying "explain 1 of the 3", it's needlessly picky to ask this question.
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by yladiz 1y ago
Without getting into the differences about the benefits you get in many European countries compared to the US, I think it's pretty naive to think you could realistically save enough from a salary alone to live for an extended period of
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by yladiz 1y ago
Do you have an idea what happened? Was it a "factory" failure that you couldn't have seen coming, or was it due to something like the chain being very old and worn out?
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by yladiz 1y ago
Was it necessary to make your point in a very snarky manner? Edit: For context, the first sentence of the version I commented on was "You do realize that class action lawsuits are a boon for corpos, right?", which comes across as
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by yladiz 1y ago
I'm not certain but I would be surprised if the TS and Node devs didn't discuss the functionality that's in Node now, since TS must have some definition of what an erasable type is (or rather, what few features aren't er
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Bringing granular updates to React, the Clojure way(romanliutikov.com)
2 points by yladiz 1y ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 1y ago
I’m sorry, but are you arguing that an LLM is anywhere near a human mind? Or are you arguing about some other AI?
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What is a micro-retirement? Inside the latest Gen Z trend(fastcompany.com)
3 points by yladiz 1y ago|2 comments
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by yladiz 1y ago
It's naive to think that software engineering will be automated any time soon, especially in a few years. Even if we accept that the coding part can be, the hard part of software engineering isn't the coding, it's the design,
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by yladiz 1y ago
It took me a few minutes to find a link to some form of docs or examples. I could not find any written docs, but there is a showcase of the various shaders they support[1]. 1: https://shaders.paper.design
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by yladiz 1y ago
This is a US issue. In the EU you can do an instant bank transfer below a certain amount at any time, for free (after they mandated the fees away recently), and many other countries have systems that allow instant bank transfers. You don’t

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