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by z3t4 2y ago
Petens where invented so that the big companies wouln't steal your ideas and outcompete you in the market. I know that many of the people in this community is against patents, but they are ment to protect you guys in particular. So tha
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by z3t4 2y ago
hmm, so The Sims is kinda like Crusader Kings ? :P
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by z3t4 2y ago
I've been thinking about starting an anonymous diary where I can write down what happens in my life and my thoughts, but I really don't want anyone to connect it with my identity. Anyone had experience with that? Did you publish o
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by z3t4 2y ago
Software has never been easier to make, there have never been more software developers, yet we are stuck with software monopoly
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by z3t4 2y ago
With "modern" developing you send whole operation systems images back and forth (docker) or you download AI models, statistics, etc that are many hundred GB. It's nice only having to wait seconds rather then hours. A 10Gbe li
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by z3t4 2y ago
We also enjoy doing things that we are good at. So you need a lot of discipline and patience if you want to become good at something you're bad at. There's usually beginner "gains" meaning that something might seem impo
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by z3t4 2y ago
If you go back in time around year 2000-2005 there where a lot of people making good money writing text articles on the web. You could earn much more then you do now on Youtube. You could earn $10 if just one person clicked an ad on your we
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by z3t4 2y ago
My experience is that I've applied to companies where I was a perfect fit, but did not get an interview, and then I've applied to companies where I had not used any of the tech stack and still got an interview... There's a lo
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's not just uploading a video... you are right about there's a loot of high quality videos, those take more work then writing a blog post though, several hours of video is cut down to minutes of content. But the platform takes m
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by z3t4 2y ago
For those tests I never follow the rules, I just make something quick and dirty because I refuse to spend unpaid hours. In the interview the first question is why I didnt follow the instructions, and they think my reason is fair. Companies
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by z3t4 2y ago
You can still make money writing blog or article if you have a sponsor. Just because you are on some platform it doesn't mean you will get free visitors. Its very competitive. You need to be among the top creators to be featured on You
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's unbreakable, google for "one time pad" encryption. The problem with cracking it is that if you just change one letter in an English word it becomes another English word. Here i have encrypted "hackernews" with
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by z3t4 2y ago
building your own crypto is so simple a 5 year old can do it, just roll a dice, and write down the numbers, those numbers are the key. Then convert the text to numbers, and for each letter add the corresponding key number, and the sum will
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by z3t4 2y ago
SystemdD does too much and it's like a monopoly, because it's so much work to replace, it can piss you off a lot, it needs to be very shitty for you to replace it.
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's not just the major browser makers. I was working on a JavaScript inference engine around when ES6 started to roll out, I had decent ES5 support but when all the syntatic updates came I had to give up. They basically killed the Jav
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by z3t4 2y ago
So what hardware do I need to run DeepSeek R1 with 670B parameters?
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by z3t4 2y ago
> my main ST days were developing a JS application in the days before Typescript / Flow and the like, so all my work relied on my own memory, consistent naming, global search and cmd+p to open files. Ohh the days where you could ope
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by z3t4 2y ago
I got hold on a bunch of classic PC games that where 10+ years old and lots of the CD's had data errors, so I wouln't bet on disc burning although plastic can last a long time so it has potential, maybe a startup idea, burning fam
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by z3t4 2y ago
I wonder what will happen to the photos we take today, if they will "bit rot". The HDD and cloud storage wont last forever, maybe 20 years if we are lucky, or until someone stops paying the monthly fee. Meanwhile these films have
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by z3t4 2y ago
I think this might be a troll post, but here's my comment anyway. The reason why you didn't get this job is because they filtered out themselves, it was not you that was bad, it was them thinking you where too smart for them. It t
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by z3t4 2y ago
You should make it work in VR to get the full immersion.
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4000x cost saving would bring operation costs for compute down close to zero, meaning marginal costs for data centers would go down as well, meaning data centers would buy a shit ton of these chips. Think the valuation of Nvidia x 1000 I st
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by z3t4 2y ago
I used a balance/running bike for my kids. They became very good at it and could kick it up to incredible speeds, and they preferred it over pedals. The problem however is that as soon as they feel uncomfortable with the pedal bike th
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by z3t4 2y ago
You can get good security without virtualization, for example SeLinux and namespaces in Linux. Jails in BSD and zones in Solaris. We would have many viable and competing solutions if it wasn't for Microsoft monopoly.
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by z3t4 2y ago
You can also use this method to watch 3d movies without vr googles.
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by z3t4 2y ago
My kneejerk reflex: "create-browser-app" is a very generic name, should just have called it "stagehand"
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If you have no idea what the usage is you are already doomed. However tests helps, whenever there is a regression you should write a test so that the same thing wont regress again. Writing code is not like in real life where herd mentally
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by z3t4 2y ago
This is not only a chess engine, it's a computer and an assembly language, built in only using Regexp
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's not that easy, say for example if a over excited user clicks the purchase button 20 times, ending up in 20 simultaneous orders. What is the best way to handle it? Should the user get 20 orders shipped to him, or only one? And shou
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's not Cobol programmers that are rare, it's a shortage of people that can understand the business logic. Cobol is often used in very complicated business operations.

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