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by codeulike 11mo ago
Bartering for food
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by codeulike 11mo ago
Zero day options rose from 5% of total options volume in 2016 to 61% by May 2025
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by codeulike 11mo ago
I get the impression that this has been thought about to some extent, but its a constantly changing architecture with new layers and new ideas being added, so for every bit of progress there's the chance of new Single Points Of Failure
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RenameForce(renameforce.com)
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by codeulike 11mo ago
I'm really enjoying watching everything revert back to how it worked fifteen years ago
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by codeulike 11mo ago
Hes right that cloudstike was terrible incompetence but I find it hard to worry about the memory leak stats. If lots of software leaks memory these days its because people have accepted that and its probably not economic to trace and fox th
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by codeulike 11mo ago
noitcelfer diova ot yrt I edoc ym nI
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by codeulike 1y ago
resworb nwo ym detnaw syawla ev'i dna reenigne esrever a m'I
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by codeulike 1y ago
but then " He couldn’t figure out how to navigate the template to make some but not all of the auto-populated orders. "
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by codeulike 1y ago
But thats part of the problem, as well as part of the solution. The FDA regulations say the software must do this and must do that, and you end up with thousands of pop up alerts. I think the regulations are well meaning but they way they t
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by codeulike 1y ago
OK fair enough, but the detail in the article about the hospital information system and 'Note bloat' are still very interesting to me. I've seen stories like this before - when everything triggers an alert, people start ignor
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by codeulike 1y ago
Sepsis is hard to spot. Whats interesting about this article is that once you get into the details of whatt happened on the patients second visit, its largely about the hospital information systems and how they got in the way. An automated
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by codeulike 1y ago
I can't find who coined it but there's a saying along the lines of "a spreadsheet is the second best tool for any job"
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by codeulike 1y ago
Does the name "Multi-Armed Bandits" have anything to do with "One Armed Bandits" - old style slot machine/fruit machines/gambling machines with a big lever that people would pull? edit: ah ok yes it does: http
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by codeulike 1y ago
There are only 9 queens on the board
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by codeulike 1y ago
They dont really spell it out but they mean "from this position the player has 218 possible legal moves to choose from"
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by codeulike 1y ago
the secret to these rankings is probably the calibration inherent in the question. Finnish people just don’t have high expectations. Every positive development is a welcome surprise. Yes but that calibration is also the secret to happines
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“I want to note our appreciation for the reporting of the Guardian,” [Microsoft’s vice-chair and president, Brad Smith] wrote, noting that it had brought to light “information we could not access in light of our customer privacy commitment
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by codeulike 1y ago
Its really easy to ask people "will you do X if change Y happens?" and get a Yes response (or the more loaded version "are you concerned that you will have to do X if Y happens?") and its very easy to then write news art
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by codeulike 1y ago
Every problem is a sync problem these days. Sync problems are harder than just 'use a CRDT'. What counts as 'consistent' depends on the domain and the exact thing that is being modelled.
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by codeulike 1y ago
Not this again, an overdesigned overcomplicated impractical mess. Something like Wikipedia would never be possible on a xanadu platform because it would be too complicated for anyone to contribute. Xanadu is just not a realistic model for h
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by codeulike 1y ago
Ah its from XKCD (feb 2025), bit odd of the OP not to mention that
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by codeulike 1y ago
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by codeulike 1y ago
It kindof is upside down though, isn't it? In the sense that its the opposite way round to that which we are accustomed to.
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by codeulike 1y ago
They had something on the front page the other week about how SQL views can show you whats in your database
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by codeulike 1y ago
Not sure if it was that paper, but there was a similar paper showing this phenomenon which later turned out to contain an error: https://retractionwatch.com/2015/07/21/to-our-horror-widely-... People who lef
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by codeulike 1y ago
Its likely the S25 did well because it knows what the moon looks like so it fakes the details. Since the Galaxy S21 series, Scene Optimiser has had the capacity to recognise the moon as an object. This means that the detail enhancement eng
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by codeulike 1y ago
Why haven't we collectively emphasized the creation of new tools to reduce boilerplate and grunt work? You dont understand how things evolve. There have been plenty of platforms that got rid of boilerplate - e.g. ruby on rails about
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by codeulike 1y ago
The video where he controls the hippos via Alexa (1 million views) is a masterclass in patience https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB0nCFxV3PQ Try asking "tell me a hippo fact" to learn more about them

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