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zombot
1y ago
Let's hope it's not the start of enshittification.
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zombot
1y ago
> review the edits Or just do it yourself to begin with.
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zombot
1y ago
If only they were reliable instead of a dice-throwing fest of gambling.
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zombot
1y ago
There is nothing to "interpret". In programming, those terms are defined that way.
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zombot
1y ago
Genetic code enables lizards to regrow their tails.
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zombot
1y ago
Do you find the difference between abstract and concrete confusing? Or the difference between container and contents? Is that a pointless distinction with no upside?
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zombot
1y ago
This looks damn cool, how was it done?
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zombot
1y ago
What is probabilistic about that? It sounds deterministic.
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zombot
1y ago
"has no parameters" is not the same as "cannot take arguments". Defining `int main()` does not stop the runtime from passing the usual 3 arguments (typically named argc, argv, envp), it only means that no parameters are
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zombot
1y ago
> Turns out YC and others are funding wrappers on aws ses left right and center! A groundbreaking innovation that will totally disrupt everything including pizza delivery!
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zombot
1y ago
What the hell does "probabilistically balanced" mean?
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1y ago
> log(t) log to what basis? 2 or e or 10 or... Why do programmers have to be so sloppy?
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zombot
1y ago
Does C allow Unicode identifiers now, or is that pseudo code? The code snippets also contain `&`, so something definitely went wrong with the transcoding to HTML.
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zombot
1y ago
Did Trump stop the distribution of this data because he doesn't like what it says?
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1y ago
> back in the ObjC+storyboard days That must have been on very, very archaic hardware, by your own words.
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1y ago
> ...the only difference between — and — . What would have been so politically incorrect there that it needed to be left out? I'm flummoxed.
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zombot
1y ago
Prison is big business in the U.S., so I fully expect red alerts going off and panic attacks sweeping the country.
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1y ago
> Make your technology fungible and risks disappear. Not wrong in principle, but the failure mode here is that the political winds have changed. Tech alone cannot help you if you do not hedge against that risk.
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1y ago
> The Trump politics are, for a lack of a better publishable word, unpredictable. That's one of his most powerful weapons. Like with terrorism, nobody knows who or what is going to be next on the executioner's block, and thus n
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1y ago
I'd argue it's not about my opinion. What my parent comment describes is a recognizable pattern that Apple has been pulling for over a decade now. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me ad nauseam again and again — well...
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zombot
1y ago
Exactly. Apparently Apple still finds enough idiots who perform that dance, but they've lost me. I can only hope others will follow and xtool looks like it can help.
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1y ago
More info about xtool: https://xtool.sh/documentation/xtool/ This looks damn cool.
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zombot
1y ago
In these cases, it does hurt.
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zombot
1y ago
https://www.swift.org/install macOS, Linux, Windoze
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1y ago
Since macOS 14 (Sonoma) I'm unable to find SDR software that works with my SDRPlay device. CubicSDR still worked in Ventura. I was hoping this app also had a macOS build.
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1y ago
Right, stealing training data from others is OK, having it stolen from you is not. What else is new?
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1y ago
OpenAI keeping the logs is the "you have no privacy" part. Anyone who inspects those logs can see what the users were doing. But now everyone knows they're keeping logs and they can't lie their way out of it. So, for you
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1y ago
Not semver any more, it's year numbers now.
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1y ago
There is an iOS redesign?
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1y ago
If you post something even slightly outside the current hype, it's very much hit-and-miss whether it gets eyes. It also depends on day of week and time of day when it was posted. Repeated reposts used to take care of that but they
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