zadler

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by zadler 3y ago
Years later, we’ll find out that it messes with people’s sleep…
62.
by zadler 3y ago
It’s how the pentagon will pass its first audit.
63.
by zadler 3y ago
The one I can’t stand is keyboard input lag when a paragraph gets large. Happens in seemingly every app except vim.
64.
by zadler 3y ago
Nice going! How can I get in touch with you?
65.
by zadler 3y ago
4 devs full time! How’d you swing that?
66.
by zadler 3y ago
Well, theyve been working on it for 2 years, you expect them to be normies?
67.
by zadler 3y ago
Also pick it up with tongs and keep it in a faraday cage when not using
68.
by zadler 3y ago
Fat lot of good it’s going to do me, now!
69.
by zadler 3y ago
Twitter is doing great.
70.
by zadler 3y ago
Sorry, Jacks launch plan for blue sky is cool kids only for now. (I also do not have an account, but as time goes on my interest wanes).
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by zadler 3y ago
If such a toy could be created that displayed a perpetual quantum process, wouldn’t that count as doing work? If so, then you could only have one that contains an unobservable perpetual quantum process; well, you’d need to trust that the se
72.
by zadler 3y ago
Yes|no
73.
by zadler 3y ago
Guess he couldn’t find them second hand.
74.
by zadler 3y ago
What kind of fancier term features ?
75.
by zadler 3y ago
Yea it’s about time I give it a proper go
76.
by zadler 3y ago
Nah it’s probably gnome terminal and the rest of the UI stack, schedulers etc. See eg https://lwn.net/Articles/751763/
77.
by zadler 3y ago
Whenever I have to do something in a TTY I kinda wish my normal terminal experience was that crisp and snappy.
78.
by zadler 3y ago
If only, the creators of AI tech are already course correcting to give it agency so that it’s able to take more measured positions, which in some cases will mean that it will doubt itself more rather than giving you a wrong answer, and in o
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by zadler 3y ago
As a recovered Haskell enthusiast, a can say that typescript is downright luxurious to work with for web development in a way that I think is hard to compete with in rust, because of how it types objects (like composable / decomposable
80.
by zadler 3y ago
This whole thing is so fucking stupid. The website should ask your browser should ask for permission to store cookies beyond the length of the session as it asks for your location / camera access.
81.
by zadler 3y ago
That would be awesome. And you could control the speed of reassembly. These demos are quite cathartic.
82.
by zadler 4y ago
I tend to agree, but, there could be important topics that have a lack of people writing about them in a non generic manner (since they are personal).
83.
by zadler 4y ago
Remains to be seen if the ban is sustained, but it would be great if there were a few holdout counties that can act as controls. AI tech and robots has a pretty big social dimension too.
84.
by zadler 4y ago
It might have been a good thing?
85.
by zadler 4y ago
Having to sterilize a whole facility will get old fast
86.
by zadler 4y ago
Yep. Good thing its not a paperclip maximiser.
87.
by zadler 4y ago
We have a very simple view of the product right now, and it's also new, so the different available options don't have much history to inform preference. That will change, and the stakes are very high, since this technology is capa
88.
by zadler 4y ago
I don’t believe the idea that they would lose their moat. That’s like saying, any product you can copy has no moat, it’s not true at all.
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by zadler 4y ago
Eh, this is par for the course in democratic decline… same situation in Argentina for example, central bank is supposed to be independent but in reality the government controls fiscal policy. It’s true that the US has a long way to fall tho
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by zadler 4y ago
I like that they do this in a bar rather than at home

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