cosmolev

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by cosmolev 1y ago
How does the output compare to https://www.decompiler.com/ in terms of correctness?
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by cosmolev 2y ago
Can't wait to see DOOM running on this one!
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by cosmolev 2y ago
Another solution would be to get rid of tenants.
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by cosmolev 2y ago
I was sure that subdomains do not share a reputation score.
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by cosmolev 2y ago
Why have you wasted 80% of the die?
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by cosmolev 3y ago
Why should it be constant-time, by the way? Wouldn't random-time suffice?
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by cosmolev 3y ago
It was like this 20 years ago. "software that can be run by the user" - good old times.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
I will stop yodeling for less!
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by cosmolev 3y ago
Is there a website/service/whatever where I can check the price of sending an SMS to a particular number?
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by cosmolev 3y ago
They were bought by Bending Spoons which is located in Milan, Italy.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
At some point you can also discover it is Turing complete.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
I think we can safely expand it even further: Anything can be a anything if you use it wrongly enough.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
I would be more afraid of AI generated questions rather than answers.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
But there is also this idea that you can't judge the system while being a part of it. You simply can't see the whole picture.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
There is a possibility that everything we output is merely a regurgitation of thousands of human answers, ideas, and thoughts we have encountered before. Including this comment of yours. And mine.
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by cosmolev 3y ago
At first, I thought you were referencing the absence of the sugary drink tax when you were talking about "free insulin."
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by cosmolev 3y ago
Which version are you currently using? I used to have the same setup back in the days when 1Password was only a standalone app, before it became a SaaS as it is now. Can you please explain how you have organized your current setup?
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by cosmolev 3y ago
This makes me ponder over how predictable we humans can be. We tend to act similarly when placed in similar circumstances. We think alike when presented with the same context. We find patterns in things. Etc, etc, etc. And I'm sure I&#
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by cosmolev 4y ago
I remember when Java 8 was a new hip thing: look Ma, lambdas! Or Java 5: oh wow, generics!
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by cosmolev 4y ago
Surprisingly Turing-Complete: https://www.gwern.net/Turing-complete
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by cosmolev 4y ago
They surely do know how to monetize the traffic. Banners are all over the website.
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by cosmolev 4y ago
"since they’re using the same templates, large chunks of HTML can be squished down considerably" It sounds like this same data is not only compressible, but it also has zero useful signal in it and it can be filtered away. Have yo
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by cosmolev 4y ago
Why dealing with LTO-6 tapes? Isn't it easier to deploy 8 x 16TB HDDs?
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by cosmolev 4y ago
Don't use floating point for monetary calculations.
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by cosmolev 4y ago
Wow, I've previously had exactly same feelings about couple of people from whom I heard "data lakes".
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by cosmolev 4y ago
Why living in a city in the first place? Imagine living in a small town near the farm.
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by cosmolev 5y ago
It could be refactored and it could become less efficient afterwards.
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by cosmolev 5y ago
Subscription-based software is already a dark pattern.
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by cosmolev 5y ago
The most important part is missing: How did he managed to work 2 hours a day while being paid 1000 a day?
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by cosmolev 5y ago
Would you mind sharing that startup you advised?

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