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ajoseps
8mo ago
I’ve played the main game but never the DLC. Is it worth going back and running through again?
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ajoseps
8mo ago
There’s been multiple threads on HN front page that have been about this for the last week as well as protests in certain US cities like LA and SF. I don’t know if you’re being willfully dishonest or you’re genuinely oblivious. EDIT: also R
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ajoseps
8mo ago
what post are you referring to?
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ajoseps
8mo ago
what’s the context around the website?
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ajoseps
8mo ago
idk man, I’ve always thought UIUC was pretty selective, especially for their EE and CS programs. I’m also 10+ years out from college applications so maybe things have changed.
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8mo ago
The No Kings protests are large and have been occurring over the last year. It’s disingenuous to imply the population is doing nothing but comment online. The US is a large country with the third largest population in the world. It’s not ho
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ajoseps
9mo ago
this is my workflow as well
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ajoseps
9mo ago
great write up and breakdown of the project. you can do a lot with a small VPS
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9mo ago
he’s not a “random internet person”, he created Redis. Despite that, I don’t know how authoritative of a figure he is with respect to AI research. He’s definitely a prolific programmer though.
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9mo ago
this has already happened: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/japan-ai...
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9mo ago
this sounds hilarious, please do tell. Does it relate to volatility spikes when tariffs are announced and some unexpected overflow?
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10mo ago
honestly i think LLMs make it easier to write with lower level languages and you get the upside of being able to optimize better since you have more granularity of control in something like C vs something like Python. I don’t know if LLMs w
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10mo ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if this gets built for visual media but I think we’re past the point for the book/novel market. I think the people who are reading novels are now a niche market and would be highly antagonistic to something like
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ajoseps
11mo ago
i thought the first two have had huge improvements in the last decade?
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ajoseps
11mo ago
i’m not familiar with this space but I do remember using plotly with webgl to create interactive graphs when they had too many data points (financial tick data). I imagine this is quite a step up and the project looks really cool! I hope yo
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11mo ago
Outer Wilds
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ajoseps
11mo ago
why does him not being from the US imply that he is not really religious?
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1y ago
I think the assumption of it being a zero-sum game is wrong. Almost half of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children [0]. The source is still the American Immigration Council, but even just looking at a specific ex
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ajoseps
1y ago
One difference with renewables and traditional fuel sources is that once renewable infrastructure is built you don’t need to continually import from another country. Maintenance is definitely an issue and on going expansion and upgrades as
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1y ago
wow I’ve been looking for something like this for an upcoming move! Would be nice to also have options to do more granular filtering, like number of bathrooms.
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1y ago
I mostly agree with you on this but JIRA tends to push the envelope in terms of unresponsiveness of its UX. As an IC I only really use it to create/update/search tickets but I find myself waiting a half to couple of seconds for ce
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ajoseps
1y ago
generally ETFs as a whole and if you want direct indexing like they offered, fidelity has something similar: https://www.fidelity.com/direct-investing/overview
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1y ago
I'm assuming this is some sort of alternative market data?
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ajoseps
2y ago
thanks, placed an order through bookshop
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2y ago
thank you for mentioning this comment, it was very in depth and I agree I think it should be ranked higher
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ajoseps
2y ago
the vscode extension cline also does this
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2y ago
this is from Jan 30th, 2025. Also I thought Microsoft was infamous for performance based cuts
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2y ago
was there a large breaking backwards compatibility break for C++? I was there for some of the Python2/3 transition but I’ve always thought C++ was adamantly backwards compatible (minor exceptions being stuff like auto_ptr/unique_p
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2y ago
Is London still a financial capital? LSE has had more delisting than listings in the last 5 years
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2y ago
at least it's under version control. Not completely removed. Would be a bit grim if it was forced to be erased from history
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