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by dataflow 3mo ago
That's nice but it's certainly not guaranteed by anything, just something provided by your toolchain or platform. ("Core dumps" aren't even a thing in C++.) If you're looking for implementation-specific guarant
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by dataflow 3mo ago
> build a fort to deflect the random exceptions they'll throw at you Sounds like you hate exceptions, right? In which case why do you handle them at all? Just leave them all unhandled and suddenly every exception is a crash. Which i
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by dataflow 3mo ago
> Seems that we can’t both get what we want. Why can't you? They don't want to provide info for a credit check, you want human accountability. All that requires is for them to use a debit card for whatever service (prepaid or
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by dataflow 3mo ago
What is "intellectual curiosity" that doesn't include curiosity about whether, when, and how often the world superpower commits a war crime? For reference just the other day we had [1] on the front page. Was knowing the con
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by dataflow 3mo ago
This being evidence of an interesting new phenomenon is literally the entire premise of the blog post though. And it sure as hell didn't look like it was covered on the main news headlines; I know I only heard about it because of HN.
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Are you including capex when you say "cost"? Or are you just looking at inference costs?
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Why in the world is this flagged?
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by dataflow 3mo ago
> data center companies could genuinely at least open up for tours to try to appeal to the public, if public approval is apparently such a concern. Do you actually find anything appealing about a datacenter? I've been to one and whi
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by dataflow 3mo ago
What do you see as wrong with that? What was supposed to happen to the land instead?
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Might be a mess linguistically, but it's sure nice to have only 26 letters with no accents on a keyboard.
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Whether you witness something or not is a function of a ton of other things too, so much that it makes your anecdotes useless if not actively harmful. For example, if you live somewhere where you use the highway more often, that sure as hec
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by dataflow 3mo ago
Try again? You don't really need context here. Blog said: "As with all shocking discoveries, this one will <strike>shock</strike> disappoint you." You complained: "'Shocking', 'striking
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by dataflow 3mo ago
What about women's soccer?
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by dataflow 3mo ago
"It"? What are you talking about? You didn't answer my question at all. I said if you have a second JIT to swap to in the future , you should be able to switch to that without breaking apps and not be forced to keep this imp
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Algorithmic Probability(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by dataflow 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 3mo ago
> We’ve seen bad implementations of things land before and now live forever. Er, doesn't that depend on how leaky the abstraction is? How often have you seen a JITted language be unable to swap in a new JITter due to some sort of un
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by dataflow 4mo ago
It's also possible to exercise some strategic discretion in acting on instances of the things you care about, no? There are so many similar hills to die on. It's not like there's a shortage of scummy companies you can retal
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by dataflow 4mo ago
What a fascinating hill to (with some assumptions about your political leanings) choose to die on. Does the logic go something like "the country may be dying while owing over $100,000 of debt on my behalf, but I'm not gonna let sc
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New York's 3D printer law is NOT gun control; it's manufacturing control [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dataflow 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 4mo ago
Sorry, I'm not following the logic. Isn't the same true for dir?
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by dataflow 4mo ago
I think you want a .gitattributes file where you set the EOL of the file types you care about. And you might want to try autocrlf=input.
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by dataflow 4mo ago
Isn't echo different even without options?
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by dataflow 4mo ago
Echo doesn't conflict with the DOS command?
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by dataflow 4mo ago
Echo doesn't conflict with CMD?
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by dataflow 4mo ago
So dir is not shipped due to conflict with built-ins, echo and rmdir are shipped despite conflicts, and sort is deemed not to have a conflict? What is the logic?
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US Metals Company REalloys Locks Up Greenland Rare Earths for the Next 15 Years(autonocion.com)
6 points by dataflow 4mo ago|0 comments
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by dataflow 4mo ago
I guess it makes sense this is for power users, only amateurs use Page Up/Home/etc. buttons.
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by dataflow 4mo ago
> Yes, duffel bags full. Citation needed? Where did you hear that this is a routine occurrence? That seems risky for everybody involved, and it requires a report to the government from the seller.
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by dataflow 4mo ago
> Luxury cars in particular are routinely bought and sold for cash. Cash ? As in hundred dollar bills?
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by dataflow 4mo ago
The individual victims were not the point of my comment. You see how the HN crowd calls it all security theater and mocks the TSA/airlines/etc. right now? Same idea, except regarding how stupid they are to miss what's literal

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