zemo

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by zemo 8mo ago
> Anthropic's marketing somehow punches hard. Not sure why The fish rots from the head and marketing depends on being relatable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMAg8_yf9zA Take a scroll through the comments.
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by zemo 8mo ago
> memcached is multithreaded, so it scales up better per node. redis i/o is multithreaded, it's just the command loop that's single-threaded. If all you're doing is SET and GET of individual key-value pairs, every tim
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by zemo 8mo ago
is there anything memcache gives you that a redis instance configured with an eviction policy of allkeys-lru doesn't give you
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by zemo 8mo ago
You're describing Parasocial interaction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasocial_interaction far from being impossible, it's the entire influencer economy. This form of social media has been extremely wides
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by zemo 9mo ago
games companies often have internal discord servers since they generally have a public discord server for players, so it keeps you in the same space. Plus when you screen share you can select between "full resolution, low frame rate&qu
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by zemo 9mo ago
> When they decide it is in their best interest to pay for it they will, i.e. support, bug fixes, changes. Maybe, but also maybe they just fork internally and fix the bug internally and don't publish the bugfix. And maybe it's
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by zemo 9mo ago
I personally would go with no, because you're still propagating their cultural product. One rarely consumes media with the intention of keeping it a secret; half the point of watching a movie or tv show is to talk about it. The entire
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by zemo 9mo ago
I think there's a big difference between the following: - enjoying the work of an unrepentant bigot who died hundreds of years ago, whose work is in the public domain, who does not materially benefit from your spectatorship (what with
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by zemo 9mo ago
opinionated versus unopinionated is a tradeoff. Things that boast about how unopinionated they are often require a lot of hand holding or manual config. I think there's a big audience of people that have non-Appleware that want an OS t
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by zemo 9mo ago
this argument is also broadly true about the quality and correctness of posts on any vote-based discussion board > Why is LMArena so easy to game? The answer is structural. > The system is fully open to the Internet. LMArena is built
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by zemo 9mo ago
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262043915/elements-of-game-desi... https://theoryoffun.com/ https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262240451/rules-of-play/ https://www.scienced
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by zemo 9mo ago
> I don't know how this doesn't give pause to the ChatGPT team a large pile of money > What would be the cost for OpenAI to just stop these kinds of very long conversations the aforementioned large pile of money
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by zemo 9mo ago
way too many people in this thread are taking this project seriously
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by zemo 10mo ago
I switched from Android to iOS like five or six years ago and still think about this almost every day, how much I miss the Android keyboard because the iOS keyboard is so, so, so terrible. Years later I still find it a frustrating, type-ind
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by zemo 10mo ago
they want more people to see it so they removed it from YouTube?
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by zemo 10mo ago
> This is the culture that replaced hacker culture. Breathless hustlecore tech industry culture is a place where finance bros have turned programmers into dogs that brag to one another about what a good dog they are. We should reject at
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by zemo 11mo ago
HN functions to announce libraries, programming languages, projects, stuff like that. It functions as a thing to find out what's happening in programming and in the tech industry; that's why I continue to check it as I have done f
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by zemo 11mo ago
I always read it as not saying these are the limitations of civility, but that they are the purpose of civility; that civility exists specifically and exclusively as a tool to uphold existing systems of power. Anything that upholds the cu
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by zemo 11mo ago
indeed, this is a space that "prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice"
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by zemo 11mo ago
That seems less likely than insufferably pedantic nerds screaming “off topic!!!! off topic!!!” whenever they see anything that makes them even slightly uncomfortable.
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by zemo 11mo ago
The problem is that your claim is just untrue in two major ways. Chicago is ranked 22nd for murder and 92nd in the country in violent crime overall. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b... The o
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by zemo 11mo ago
This submission is flagged too. Who is flagging these, and why?
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by zemo 11mo ago
This was flagged in the last minute or two, I refreshed the page and it changed to flagged. Ridiculous.
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by zemo 11mo ago
users is a finicky metric. When Palia came out, a game you most likely have never heard of, I wrote a desktop installer for it with Druid, which a few million people downloaded and used to install and run Palia. Only a handful of people wor
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by zemo 1y ago
> Perforce for version control for example, which I think is more common in the game industry than other solutions for whatever reason. The last game I worked on was like 80gb built. The perforce depot was many terabytes large, not somet
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by zemo 1y ago
no
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by zemo 1y ago
I've worked at two game companies and both used both of them. And I went to grad school for game design and used Perforce. So yeah I've ... had the experience.
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by zemo 1y ago
> Basically, we're hoping to address this concern by building a separate sustainable commercial product rather than monetizing our open source tools. jfrog artifactory suddenly very scared for its safety
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by zemo 1y ago
I used GitHub for years in the tech industry, then went into the games industry and used BitBucket and hated it, thought it was such a downgrade. Now I'm back in the tech industry and using GitHub, and I miss BitBucket.
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by zemo 1y ago
> GitHub employees are quite political (master branch rename, ICE protest resignations, etc). ah ok so the politics of power aren't of interest to you > LLMs trained on public and private code without consent or opting in. ah ok

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