jacobmischka

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by jacobmischka 3y ago
This is exactly what the previous poster was talking about, these definitions are so circular and hand-wavey. AI means "artificial intelligence", but since everyone started bastardizing the term for the sake of hype to mean anythi
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
I sincerely hope you work on some random SaaS and not any software that actually matters, because this is how you get subtle dangerous bugs.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
So it's a coinflip whether it's giving you correct information or something completely made up? And now you're not digging through the obscure manuals to actually verify? Seems objectively harmful.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
We're working on Interval to make doing exactly this easier. We focus on code first, well-typedness, and abstract away UIs for these tools so you can write the business logic using your own existing functions and tools and then get bac
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
This is an extremely bad faith reduction. It is a series of programming puzzles, not invent-the-universe problems, or paraphrase-problems-to-AI problems.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
I do something similar, though I use the "defaults" as the starting point and add overrides in local files which aren't checked in. Something like this: # .dotfiles/.bashrc # shared baseline config... if [
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Oh, I guess because of the recent comma.ai story. Seems a bit less blatant now that I realize that.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
This is a bizarre and blatant attempt to yell over detractors with ancient PR. Why are people upvoting this?
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
That exists!
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Seems like they're not the most immature one in this situation.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
This honestly doesn't seem like a big deal to me. Maybe I'm naive, but email addresses aren't really private these days, it was limited to only fellow members of your workspace, and they were up front about the seemingly hone
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Agreed on the formatting of mine being ridiculous with huge margins and line spacing, it wasn't my choice.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Very neat! Unfortunately can't get the `curl` example to work no matter what I do (on Arch Linux). $ pledge.com -p 'stdio rpath wpath cpath dpath flock tty recvfd fattr inet unix dns proc thread id exec' curl http:&#x2F
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Ha well the mechanization was a nontrivial amount of work (for me at least) and was considered part of it too. If it's still short despite that, then welp I guess I got lucky somehow.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Neat! This proposal caused me a lot of headaches, mechanizing its specification was the primary contribution of my Master's thesis a couple years ago[1]. I forgot until rereading it just now, but doing so caught a typo in the proposal
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Those sell for $5 in some places.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Your analogy is true though?
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
In my experience, if you rely too much on GPS that tells you exactly where you are and where to go you'll have a much tougher time actually retaining that information. When I first moved to a larger city than I'd lived in my whole
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
It's a compiler optimization, not something an end user should really ever use. As an end user, it should just look like a function whose final statement is the call to another function (often itself, recursively). One may be familiar
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Based on the title and reference to smoking, I imagine he means the risk of lung cancer.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
They really don't at all given their nutritional value. 25g of protein (which should suppress appetite a bit) for 120 calories is by no means massive.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Yeah, this article makes no sense. Caffeine is absolutely a cognitive performance enhancer and is undisputably in Diet Coke.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Essentially, palms inward instead of downward. It's the natural position your arms are rotated when at your sides.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Performance is not priority number 1. Number 1 is to ship the game on schedule so you can stop crunching for the first time in months, number 2 is to make an interesting game that people pay for and justifies your not getting laid off. The
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Lmao, you're right indeed. My mistake!
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Atom predated VS Code and was the impetus for Electron, which VS Code uses. You may know this, but this comment makes it seem like they tried and didn't have an opportunity. They literally invented what the majority of new "deskto
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
My guess is general audience or general availability.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
They were on glitch.me for a couple years before acquiring the .com domain, but they're a relatively established organization as essentially an evolution of Fog Creek.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Off topic, but I have really grown to despise the phrase "out of an abundance of caution". It's grown so popular during the pandemic when people exercise the absolute bare minimum amount of caution.
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by jacobmischka 4y ago
Yikes, one must be deeply suffering from Stockholm syndrome to think that wanting to do things differently makes someone unreasonable.

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