dmurvihill

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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
Wow, good to know. Can you tell me what company you work for so I can make sure it's not part of my stack?
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
A 400k mortgage needs a new roof after 25 years. A data center needs its hardware completely replenished after 5 (or less).
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
Looks like StackOverflow was already declining by the time ChatGPT came out
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
Love that theatre
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
Actually, the group in question have repeatedly and vocally asked others to speak up when they see nonsense like this.
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
It depends on the application. Dissertation? Hell naw. Blog post? Absolutely, run it through that thing.
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by dmurvihill 2mo ago
I bet the author submitted "to BBB-, one above junk" and an ignorant editor turned the minus into an em dash
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
Very cool, thanks!
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
ARR is best month times twelve, not revenue per year.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
The Uber drivers created that value and should get those billions, not Travis Kalanick.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
What's missing is that the billion-dollar value is based on the expectation of exploiting the employees/customers/environment to achieve profit in the future.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
Luckily, billionaires don't have to worry about that.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
That's why they're so keen to build out all these data centers; the massive capex is their only conceivable moat. Whether all those additional parameters actually make a competitive difference is still an open question.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
Collecting rent maps exactly to that definition.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
I don't mind ending the type of construction that's recently been occurring.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
The payload yes, the exploit hopefully not.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
I mean, it's no SF, but Minneapolis definitely has an affordability problem. Every major city does.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
Sure, when you kick out all the poor people, the city definitely does look richer.
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by dmurvihill 3mo ago
This is a leadership failure. People who want to do a good job always get fired for taking too long.
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by dmurvihill 6mo ago
The burden of proof is completely uncharted when it comes to LLMs. Burden of proof is assigned by court precedent, not the Copyright Act itself (in US law). Meaning, a court looking at a case like this could (should) see the use of an LLM t
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
Short: Elements of Style, Strunk and White. Comprehensive: Chicago Manual of Style
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
Got this kind of crap from multiple tickets I filed with GitHub
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
"People say that you should not micro-optimize. But if what you love is micro-optimization... that's what you should do." -Linus
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
It's gotten ok now. Just spent a day with Claude for the first time in a while. Demanded strict TDD and implemented one test at a time. Might have been faster, hard to say for sure. Result was good.
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
This is exactly how I feel about engineers who dismiss Vim.
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
Let’s see it then
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
You can really track the progression of Krazam's career based on what videos he puts out
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
I'm quite sure that can be done, if you jack up the price and pare down requirements enough. The question is, would the result be useful.
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by dmurvihill 9mo ago
Well deserved and badly needed venom*

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