Guvante

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by Guvante 7d ago
I mean when comparing to machines though the only thing the machines are better at is maybe not getting distracted while humans tend to be better at adapting which is usually important for safety to put it mildly After all the first Tesla a
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by Guvante 13d ago
Object pooling is just malloc that is a little cheaper and maybe a different failure case when you are full... If you have a good method to handle the equivalent of OOM then they can make a difference in how the program runs but normally th
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by Guvante 13d ago
They didn't even get a good photo of the final product... The only shot I saw was "while I was writing them" why not show what it looks like while in use?
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by Guvante 16d ago
You paint the sponsors in an unnecessarily negative light here. They want to fund code they will use and that requires updating versions to be doable for like a million not twenty million. Everyone loses site of the massive sizes of the cod
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by Guvante 28d ago
Replace C++ code with Rust is happening at a glacial pace, basically involving full rewrites of the module replaced and significant work to refactor the surrounding code to support it. (This is why Rust is focusing heavily on interop right
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by Guvante 28d ago
Why would you want to invest in a consumable asset class? Even if Nvidia hit a wall and can't outclass its old chips they still have a significant experation date on them since using them in data center situations destroys them over re
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by Guvante 1mo ago
I thought Cargo did a simple SemVer check and then imported both if there was a conflict My understanding was NP is when you test and rebuild the graph over and over which doesn't need to happen if you isolate or fail
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by Guvante 1mo ago
I feel like the write up doesn't really engage with the number one solution used Don't allow the hard ones Dependency managers tend to just block a huge category of situations that effectively eliminate the entire NP hard space Ty
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by Guvante 1mo ago
I haven't seen any algebraic effects system that is that powerful The closest is linear types but even then drop isn't an effect but also a function you can call to allow not continuing the references
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Paraphrasing for "hard to understand" but with an emphasis on internalizing. Most people generally fundamentally know what 30 means in their unit but might have a harder time with 303 (or 272)
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by Guvante 2mo ago
You can say the same thing about decades No one says 6 even though it has a very reasonable information density for conversations. It is either a relative year or a two digit one.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
You want numbers to be understandable and K produces illogical numbers. (There is a reason it is common to drop the century when talking about years, humans are less skilled at numbers over 100) And I know temperatures in Fahrenheit go high
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by Guvante 2mo ago
There should be publicly available data about how expensive class action lawsuits are to the court. I would personally categorize it as as subsidized not paid for since the lawyers get nothing if they fail which is a meaningful cost. None o
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by Guvante 2mo ago
No one means that in the literal sense BTW it is shorthand for. "The next purchase I make will be through X to avoid having to search for a new retailer"
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by Guvante 2mo ago
I miss Windows 7 notepad. I liked it just being a text editor and found a ton of value out of it. Notepad++ and similar having forever tabs you don't have to explicitly close is cool but I ran programs like that when I wanted that...
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by Guvante 2mo ago
My point was it isn't as simple as projectors are better. To be clear I only know this because I was totally going to swap to a projector once I bought a place only to realize they don't work well during the day.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
I was responding to projectors...
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Multi use rooms require TVs. Projectors cannot handle ambient light without being a fire hazard.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Except that doesn't matter here, IP isn't why you can't destroy emails. You can't destroy emails because they law says those are evidence.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
The firing people because of AI thing is similar to the RTO thing, assuming everyone saying they are doing X because Y is falling for the simplest form of deception. Firing people to bet against a downturn is self fulfilling. Firing people
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by Guvante 2mo ago
They need to prove you destroyed evidence, you have the mens rea component with the deceptive pin code but the defense can simply plainly say they didn't want the police to read their private device. Your example is fabricated since th
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by Guvante 2mo ago
How are they going to prove there was evidence of a crime? While destruction of potential evidence does introduce a certain amount of leeway that doesn't allow going from absolutely nothing to "evidence was on the wiped device&quo
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Minecraft realms aren't as powerful as a server but if you are doing Bedrock to support iPads then it is certainly the easiest way to do it.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
> For repositories attached to production services, we have historically had robust durable ownership, but for repositories with no associated service, there was no reliable way to tell who the owner is.
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by Guvante 2mo ago
You presume that saving money on stamps (which are less than $1 and locked to inflation) is more important than universal service. Why?
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Unless you have an elected position or the position needs to be filled ignoring the wishes of the local group that would select a replacement that is kind of true. Local elections have real value. But splintering a government entity just be
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by Guvante 2mo ago
Each post office has individual leadership which serves the purpose of that principle.
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by Guvante 3mo ago
Universal service obligations have been some of the least effective tools used... After all what constitutes not servicing? How would a state run service be better?
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by Guvante 3mo ago
Germany is 4% of America in size. A single US state with decent population density wouldn't need a nationalized system either. The USPS gets a monopoly because it is required to go everywhere. If a private company doesn't want to
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by Guvante 3mo ago
You are generally guarding against the device being shutdown. Anything assuming the OS is running is already into "well that is easy" territory since if the OS is running those keys are in the same place as this attack leverages.

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