dcrazy

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by dcrazy 6d ago
If a union had managed to organize the most profitable-per-employee company in the video game industry, it would have been front-page news.
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by dcrazy 7d ago
StarCraft: Ghost?
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by dcrazy 7d ago
That was my point. My sarcasm mustn’t have come through.
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by dcrazy 7d ago
I guess when people vote the same way, it’s technically a conspiracy?
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by dcrazy 13d ago
No, you should fix your code to be compliant with ISO C. The optimizer isn’t going to wait for you to convince WG14.
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by dcrazy 13d ago
lol
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by dcrazy 14d ago
“Universal Voltronics” sounds the most made-up to me. But “Nuclear Defense Research Corporation of New Mexico, Inc.” takes the cake.
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by dcrazy 19d ago
Hope dang comes in with a headline rewrite
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by dcrazy 19d ago
Why, are we speed running the de-evolution of UI?
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by dcrazy 20d ago
How has HF been making money so far?
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by dcrazy 21d ago
Are you in the U.S.? As an American I use a credit card for nearly 100% of my purchases, on a daily basis. I pay my bill in full each month. I might pay a 2–3% surcharge on a subset of those purchases, but I am reasonably sure I get more th
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by dcrazy 21d ago
The stubbornness of the Go standard library team knows no bounds.
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by dcrazy 21d ago
Corroboration: crime on BART dropped when the new harder-to-jump fare gates went in.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
> Every character, every skill point, every asset in every hangar, every ISK in every wallet was written in Python 2 code, and all of it must read back under Python 3 exactly as it was. This task would be even more challenging under such
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by dcrazy 22d ago
Then please, do everyone a favor and describe the problem.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
It is pathological for their utilization, as in “worst-case behavior.” Like how a program that makes and frees millions of differently-sized heap allocations is pathological for memory fragmentation.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
It seems you’ve stumbled into the truth: a lot of things are only worth throwing LLMs at as long as the LLMs are cheap.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
AOL minutes seem antiquated, but not absurd.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
That is a pathological use case for OpenAI, and precisely why they have instituted these limits. Part of the tradeoff of doing your work on someone else’s computer is they get to set the rules about when you use it.
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by dcrazy 22d ago
“In reality fossil fuel is crap and we don’t need it” The second half of that sentence is what makes it clearly an ideological assertion.
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by dcrazy 23d ago
Asserting fossil fuels are crap betrays you as an ideologue, rather than someone who is solution-oriented. Fossil fuels have amazing energy density, fantastic refueling characteristics, and a highly developed production and delivery infra
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by dcrazy 23d ago
There’s a big gap between spec’ing an SoC by configuration code, and designing one from the ground up. That difference amounts to who, if anyone, gets the credit for being competitive with Apple.
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by dcrazy 23d ago
If that second link is an in-game map, it is far from accurate to the real world. Unless it’s from a timeline in which Golden Gate Park is connected to the Presidio, and half of SF has fallen into the ocean.
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by dcrazy 23d ago
The photogrammetry appears to be from Apple Maps.
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by dcrazy 23d ago
Congratulations, you’ve rediscovered mainframes.
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by dcrazy 25d ago
MCP is essentially just a convention for APIs that standardizes the concept of a “resource”. It spares the LLM a lot of work figuring out what the “things” are in a problem domain, and how various endpoints relate to those “things”.
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by dcrazy 26d ago
Critical to the story, he wasn’t an employee. He’s a rideshare driver, and therefore an independent contractor. That gave him the flexibility to just stop accepting rides for years, but it also meant he had no legal job protection or intern
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by dcrazy 27d ago
A push containing 100 commits is more expensive than a push containing 1 commit.
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by dcrazy 27d ago
I wasn’t being completely serious with my suggestion, but I was thinking of a totally PAYG model. Monthly plans could come with credits, like they already do for Actions.
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by dcrazy 27d ago
The root cause analysis is separate, but linked to from the blog post: https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/zkxwbgr0cnmx It is specific and technical.

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