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by nijuashi 2mo ago
Yeah, I was completely exhausted after the build. Glad that this confirms my suspicions.
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by nijuashi 2mo ago
Yes, but it’s like walking. I enjoy walking, but I’d rather drive to get to another town.
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by nijuashi 2mo ago
I remember showing a similar article to a teammate in a class to warn him about overcomplicating the assignment by using ORM. He said that the idea is beyond contempt and went ahead and used ORM. We didn’t finish the assignment.
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by nijuashi 5mo ago
Better link: https://forum.knime.com/t/batch-execution-no-longer-supporte...
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Knime will undergo enshittification in 2026(forum.knime.com)
3 points by nijuashi 5mo ago|2 comments
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by nijuashi 5mo ago
Command-line automation feature will be disabled from KNIME 5.6 on. This is a move to force people to use their proprietary Business Hub. Very disappointing news for people who loved KNIME's open-source nature, and a very dangerous mov
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by nijuashi 6mo ago
I was hoping to see a glass surface for cats with keyboard and mouse space underneath so a cat can’t sit on backspace and escape key. No luck.
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by nijuashi 6mo ago
Try using reader mode (rectangle with two lines below). That got over the pictures.
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by nijuashi 10mo ago
Given that people can remember smell for years, this might be very useful for learning aid. Hook it up to an IDE and let people literally smell bad code as garbage.
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by nijuashi 11mo ago
Saying pharma companies are just holders of ‘expensive, time-limited IP’ is not only wrong, it’s offensive to those of us who actually do the science. We spend years designing, testing, and validating drugs, not scheming to hike prices. We’
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by nijuashi 1y ago
Apple offers recycling service, so that’s an option.
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by nijuashi 1y ago
I’ve done both, and I disagree with you. You are always working for someone else, either a client or a boss. Investment is not work.
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by nijuashi 1y ago
When we go to grad school, we’re taught how to write a research paper. Each field has a more or less standard format, where different types of data go in specific sections. So if an LLM is trained on enough papers in that field, it can lear
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by nijuashi 1y ago
Stroustrup took out object hierarchy introspection feature that was available before, which turned out to be a pretty handy feature that people kept trying to reimplement.
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by nijuashi 1y ago
In my experience, I don’t think hallucinations are a big problem anymore in terms of coding as long as you work within your domain of expertise. The perception that AI tools make development faster is perhaps due to the part we spend a lot
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by nijuashi 2y ago
This is the best advertisement of the book. I wasn’t even aware of the title until now.
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by nijuashi 2y ago
It’s just that ADHD was not recognized until recently. We as a society is not well informed about this. But it’s important for us to feel the need to address this problem. I think the best analogy is myopia. Until glasses were invented, peo
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by nijuashi 2y ago
“ You could argue that at its core, poetry is about distilling thoughts and emotions into their purest form.” I really disagree with this statement. Language places heavy constraints on what can and cannot be expressed in poetry more than p
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by nijuashi 2y ago
“I think where a lot of parents go wrong is representing things as "because I said so" when in fact, there is a very good reason for what the parent is doing and explaining that reason to the child would both reduce resentment and
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by nijuashi 2y ago
Being unable to focus attention is not a beneficial trait in current society. Imagine having to have to take regular medication to control your blood pressure but cannot keep track of your regimen. It requires extra effort to keep the perso
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by nijuashi 2y ago
Yes, this article has the value of having a child’s perspective in form of an adult prose. It’s difficult to sympathize with him as an adult but gives insight on how some children see their parents during their adolescence.
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by nijuashi 2y ago
I disagree. The author is clearly stating that he was not compatible with his parents’ way of raising him. So he is saying their way was “wrong”, and this implies that there is a “right” way, or at least “not wrong” way. I just feel really
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by nijuashi 2y ago
Or, you know, adopt phonetic alphabet like the Japanese and the Koreans. That may stop all the nonsense with arbitrary pronunciation (it won’t).
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by nijuashi 2y ago
The only gripe I have is I have like 100 project windows open and I need to look for it (ctrl+P only works within the project window). Otherwise, it’s pretty much a perfect editor. Maybe I’m missing a plugin.
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by nijuashi 2y ago
Absolutely agree on this. 1. DeepSeek just inspired a LOT of startups to develop their own as you no longer need to be a tech-giant to compete on training. 2. Companies with sensitive info will now buy their own GPUs to run their models lo
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by nijuashi 2y ago
The company is an established leader in molecular design software suite. Everyone uses their docking software.
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by nijuashi 2y ago
I think the article correctly points out the problem with the story of the company. At least to investors, their effort looks too unfocused by trying to be everything at once. Is it a software company or biotech company? I guess you’ll have
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by nijuashi 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
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by nijuashi 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by nijuashi 2y ago
(everything is working with no effort) No one: IT infra: let’s move our repo platform to SaaS!

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