bitwarrior

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by bitwarrior 6mo ago
For programming, I cannot recommend Soma FM [1] highly enough. There are a huge number of stations, most lyric-free (as to reduce the potential for flow interruption). I personally enjoy Groove Salad Classic and Lush. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by bitwarrior 7mo ago
Micropayments is something that I think the internet as a whole needs. However, I don't think the mental model people usually have isn't quite "micro" and frictionless enough. Imagine a world where your web browser essen
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by bitwarrior 9mo ago
This is somewhat the oldest advice in the book: "Dress for the job you want, not the job you have."
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by bitwarrior 10mo ago
I think the salient point here is that you, as a user, have zero power to reduce hallucinations. This is a problem baked into the math, the algorithm. And, it is not a problem that can be solved because the algorithm requires fuzziness to g
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by bitwarrior 10mo ago
Are you sure this even works? My understanding is that hallucinations are a result of physics and the algorithms at play. The LLM always needs to guess what the next word will be. There is never a point where there is a word that is 100% li
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by bitwarrior 1y ago
> The PS3 failed developers because it was an excessively heterogenous computer Which links to the Wiki: > These systems gain performance or energy efficiency not just by adding the same type of processors, but by adding dissimilar co
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by bitwarrior 2y ago
I think the issue here is with the word "tried" and what that communicates. I think "compared" would be far more appropriate.
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by bitwarrior 2y ago
You didn't read the article.
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by bitwarrior 3y ago
Rounded corners? This is the hill you are choosing to die on? How are these trivialities impacting your day to day use of Windows? I'd say I'm quite the opposite. I'd much rather hear Microsoft working on core technical impro
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by bitwarrior 4y ago
Yes
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by bitwarrior 5y ago
It entirely depends on what the function is receiving. In your example, assuming we're looking at a React codebase (since this seems to square with React's style of events, etc), the resulting data being set into the updateDate fu
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by bitwarrior 5y ago
I'd say we're likely comparing apples to oranges here. It's a common complaint on HN that frontend development is a mess and evolves too quickly, that it isn't "what it used to be". Static pages, small download
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by bitwarrior 6y ago
Can we update the link to point to the actual article? https://www.polarsparc.com/xhtml/OAuth2-OIDC.html
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by bitwarrior 6y ago
2015 was the year you personally started paying attention: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=z...
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by bitwarrior 7y ago
Was just going to post something like this, but didn't know if posting a link to their status page which claims "everything is fine" would be helpful. I'm unable to resolve their homepage or, more importantly, push or pu
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Building a Scalable CSS Architecture(blog.algolia.com)
1 points by bitwarrior 7y ago|0 comments
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by bitwarrior 9y ago
Nanotubes. Seemed like it was all upside, the stuff we were going to be making starships out of.
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by bitwarrior 9y ago
Allegations in question: https://imgur.com/a/FJrjx
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NeoGAF goes offline following sexual assault allegations against owner(polygon.com)
2 points by bitwarrior 9y ago|1 comments
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by bitwarrior 9y ago
Well, no it isn't. ReactDOM is designed for consuming the output of React and constructing a DOM-based UI. React itself is fundamentally a reconciliation engine. This is why we've seen React move to such places as React Native (Re
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by bitwarrior 9y ago
AtScale ( http://www.atscale.com ) | Javascript Engineer | San Mateo, CA As a platform that helps companies all over the world extract knowledge from their data, AtScale's browser-based application must enable customers to ma
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by bitwarrior 10y ago
/r/iamverysmart
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
Its an interesting point in the article about the indignity of smart TVs. I was contemplating getting a new TV, but I felt I was getting ripped off. I have a ton of external devices which handle providing Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Instant, what
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
AtScale — San Mateo, CA (ONSITE; FULL-TIME) http://www.atscale.com We're a small (25 person) company in the Hadoop and business intelligence space. We saw a huge growth in demand last year and we're hiring so we can ke
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
According to Wolfram Alpha, $140,000 is equivalent to $85,000 in Atlanta, once you've adjusted for the cost of living. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=$140000+in+San+Francis...
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
I don't think there was much debate if we were in a valuation bubble. I'm more curious how this will affect employment within the industry. Back in 2001 we saw massive layoffs as companies which had no right to exist went out of
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
> Not knowing things and not being able to know things (“stupid”) are, of course, simply not the same, and this is the whole point the Escalante character was making. Alright, I'll take issue with this. My step-sister is mentally
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
TIL "Uber" is the new word for "App"
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
...has he controlled for network speed? Unless he's set up a local NPM caching proxy, he's going over the 'net for these packages. It'll take more than 1 datum before I believe this hype.
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by bitwarrior 11y ago
What an unfortunate name.

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