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by zanellato19 2y ago
In Brazil too. Sexta feira Santa
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by zanellato19 2y ago
The problem is that dismantling their hegemony in too fast of a fashion will cause the rest of the world _a lot_ of trouble.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
> you should probably have AI doing what should be simple, frontline support. AI companies are going to prove (to the market or to the actual people using their products) that a bunch of "simple" problems aren't at all sim
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by zanellato19 2y ago
This looks awesome. On a side note, this looks like it could be used to make a great Armored Core like haha
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Consistency is undesirable, because if everyone is breaking a law, you apply the hammer of justice only if they aren't a friend. It's one of the best ways to look good to certain people as well,because you can claim to be just fol
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by zanellato19 2y ago
>In my mind, a more advanced memory-safe system will likely overtake Rust and become adequate for the task of implementing codecs and other low level tools (perhaps integrated with a theorem prover and a proof assistant that lets the pro
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by zanellato19 2y ago
I have seen engineers defend that position here and on Github, so unless you assume they're lying, I would take them at their word. Of course not all of them do, Google is a big company.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Also because Googles is part of the web committe because of Chrome, so it gets to dictate how much complexity is in a browser and stiffle competition like that.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
The position is always, Google's position is so strong they can do whatever they want even if it isn't beneficial to users, this confirms that. I'm not sure the "they could have abused this sooner" defense is a good
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Their engineers genuinely believe that shit too, which is just absurd bullshit.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
That's a sad, cruel way of looking at it.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Yeah, Chesterton’s Fence is simply not a principle that people like Elon pay attention to. Sometimes for the better, mostly for the worse, specially when taking over something that's already there.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
This is one of my biggest pet peeves against HN. It's also obvious ORMS won, every new framework creates them. People who keep speaking about not using them are crazy.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
That's the salary but a mayor can hire so many people, like his entire family. So many small cities(and not so small) have entire families that don't do anything other than being relatives to the mayor.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
>Software estimation is a joke because there's no penalty for underestimating. Yeah, the other problem is that the company is constantly pressuring the developer to underestimate, and all the costs are on the developer if they can&#
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by zanellato19 2y ago
I feel crazy when I read comments like that about Rust. C is much, much harder than Rust. C is absolutely crazy difficult. Fairly simple to learn, but incredibly hard to actually write correctly. Rust is much, much easier. The learning curv
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Yeah, its those underdeveloped details that actually make it awesome. It just hints a world that is quite different and _maybe_ that has everything to do with the play/book? Its quite uncomfortable indeed. I really like it.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Such a fascinating book. I remember first reading it because of True Detective season 1. I was pretty into Lovecraft at the time. The first short story is still great
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by zanellato19 2y ago
"I don't understand this complexity so this means it shouldn't exist"
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by zanellato19 2y ago
I know several programmers who don't speak any english and can understand the things well enough. I think this is a valid project and while most programmers I know eventually understand a bit of what the identifier of english mean, the
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Sure, but the least awful of all awful is not great. Capitalism was the _least worse_ of the options we've seen. And even that can be debated, imo.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
> Not super relevant here. This SCOTUS barely upheld the ban with Bytedance as the owner. Given that the Court has been lobbied by billionaires, I find really hard to believe they wouldn't help an US company to buy it instead of a H
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Since the beginning of capitalism involved owning slaves, I find that very hard to believe. This romanticization of early stage capitalism is awful. What is late stage capitalism? Because civil rights and women rights have been pretty recen
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Are the courts not US government? Do you think there isn't any collusion between Supreme Court and the other branches of government?
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by zanellato19 2y ago
This is so much better! It basically makes the same changes as Firefox Reader's mode does.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
Turning on reader mode on Firefox makes this so much easier to read, which basically means "put this into a column, please"
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by zanellato19 2y ago
> Particularly interesting that quality seems to be dropping in an age where reviews are easier to find than ever. I disagree, the world has decided that everyone is able to give out a review when it clearly isn't the case. We are d
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by zanellato19 2y ago
_Usually_ the correct conclusion? Is it more common for pranks to exist than for money to have dropped on the street? C'mon.
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by zanellato19 2y ago
> Evidently, he tried our product briefly, had an issue or thought he had an issue, investigated the issue briefly and came to the conclusion that he understood the technology better than people who have spent years working on it.. This
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by zanellato19 2y ago
HAHAHA Only an HN comment could call the youngest person ever to do something would be said to "not that big of an accomplishment". How would you change that headline?

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