edenhyacinth

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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
I wonder if this encouraged people to be more open with their ideas also. If I could say things knowing that if I made a mistake, someone might friendly correct me with "Ah, you're the liar today, S3 doesn't support that form
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
Pretty much! There's only three major fears remaining * Co-pilot fails to detect it, and you have a potential lawsuit/ethical concern when someone finds out. Although the devil on my shoulder says that if Co-pilot didn't dete
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
We have seen Co-Pilot directly output ( https://docs.github.com/en/github/copilot/research-recitatio... ) the zen of python when prompted - there's no reason it wouldn't write the Psalms exactly when
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
A machine learning isn't really the same as a person learning - people generally can code at a high level without having first read TBs of code, nor can you reasonably expect a person to have memorised GPL code to reproduce it on deman
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
Massive fan of Convivial Society, although I think some pieces necessarily won't give the full background of Illich's belief that technological progress is not necessarily a good thing, and should be examined. I feel that archery
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
>Google Analytics is free, although it is not. Google Analytics makes money off the personal data they collect from their customers. This isn't strictly true though. Google Analytics has a free and a paid tier with GA360, which is f
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
I agree - I definitely think that how we treat deer in the UK as a food source and as a wild population is a sensible way of 'farming' animals. My only concern is with domesticated stock. Cows couldn't possibly survive in nat
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
The article presents the case that writing code with a specific style - OOP compared to Data Oriented - is responsible for slowing down performance. That code architecture is primarily the cause, regardless of the actual implementation, bec
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
That argument assumes women aren't interested in those roles, and that their disinterest is the only or primary thing that causes an imbalance. You have to know that isn't true, which makes this a great example of why people are f
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
The intention was to show that there is another party involved in the content, even if you intend on the content being private and unpublished. That party can say that they don't want to be involved with content, regardless of its type
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
If I were an editor, and someone passed me their amatuerish version of Lolita to edit through, I'd be well within my rights to say that I didn't want to be involved in it. More broadly, the editing company I worked for could say -
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
"Your honour, I think you'll find that someone broke into my house and planted drugs" This type of logic has been used plenty in court, it being in your possession, digital or not, is sufficient. The claim here is that due to
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
I think what you're missing is that Signal does not need to place any files on any phones for their purpose, and likely will not ever do so. Their intention is to render using Cellebrite for court evidence worthless by suggesting that
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
Given that it's via pyO3, you could even pass the numpy arrays using https://github.com/PyO3/rust-numpy and get ndarrays at the other side. Same no copy, slightly more user friendly approach. Further criticism of
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by edenhyacinth 5y ago
It's more the latter, if you read the rest of the thread you'll get a feel for the issue - there's no broad consensus on what Python should do for package management. Flit is not an unreasonable pick, but it's not a silv
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by edenhyacinth 6y ago
The left-pad situation wasn't simply that lots of projects were relying on left-pad directly, it was that they were relying on projects that were relying on projects that were relying on left-pad. Some dependencies are too large to rew
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by edenhyacinth 6y ago
The judgment alleges that indicating that you believe a company to be a scam - insofar as providing an unsatisfactory service for payment could be considered a scam - is on par with accusing someone of urinating on war memorials. It even sa
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by edenhyacinth 6y ago
I have! Used FastAPI as a frontend to do some minor data modification, and passed the data for model inference in Rust. Works really nicely, although given how little work I'm doing in the Python side I honestly prefer using Rocket ins
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by edenhyacinth 6y ago
Been using Maturin for a little while professionally, and it's surprisingly good. There's a few bugbears here and there - I haven't found a way to have Cargo Test & a pyo3 library working at the same time - but overall it
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by edenhyacinth 6y ago
I believe they're saying that if you were to do that bootcamp for 4 years it would work out to ~1M , i.e. ridiculously more than any college. I think it'd be 876,000 (36.5K * 6 * 4), but that's beside the point.