oivaksef

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by oivaksef 23d ago
Really nice, i'd like to use this, and if the license was right probably would if it was OSS. I think closed source service stuff like this was long over before LLMs came along. Now it's like, I can take a few screenshots and make
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by oivaksef 23d ago
I want to see this movie Edit: now I can't stop thinking about correlation vs causation - you being under the boulder bleeding out at the same time XMPP encryption suddenly stops working. Physical hardware certificate thinggy which got
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by oivaksef 28d ago
They need to cut your taxes and raise everyone elses. The US needs the binface party as a credible 3rd choice.
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by oivaksef 28d ago
In case the author of this reads this - on your death bed you will look back at this time and regret not spending _more_ time with your kids. Being ambitious on both fronts means you are running at 200%. Life will normalise that for you whe
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by oivaksef 28d ago
How much of this translates to Asahi? Always been disappointed by the answer to that question in the past - fingers crossed this time
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by oivaksef 28d ago
I'm very anti anti-democracy, so anti China by default, but I'm shocked how much I'm rooting for them right now. They played this so well, capitalism fucked it up soooooo badly
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by oivaksef 2mo ago
where do you get satellite orbits from?
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by oivaksef 5y ago
I have plenty of hours flying planes (unlicensed - while doing aerial work and playing around to kill time thanks to my instructor pilot), and have a limited amount of experience skydiving. One thing in these comments I haven't seen sa
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by oivaksef 5y ago
Now every ship has a 1B potential liability when transiting. What a great way for Egypt to turn what was a near-disaster into a full disaster. They didn't lose out that much, everyone is playing happy families. Then they do this. Fail
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by oivaksef 5y ago
I got a visit when I was young (planned, agreed to in advance) from an officer from my countries national intelligence service. I was a reference for someone going to work for the equivalent of the NSA. He spent a lot of time looking at my
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by oivaksef 5y ago
A new FPGA company for anyone interested (well... 2012, but in chip world that's kind of new) https://theamphour.com/535-efinix-fpgas-with-sammy-cheung/
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by oivaksef 5y ago
Those would. The Elixir style feels nice. I wonder if something like that could make it into Ruby 4
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by oivaksef 5y ago
IRB the interactive ruby shell has _ which references the return value of the last command. So 10 + 10 puts _ # prints 20 but that isn't available in ruby itself
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by oivaksef 5y ago
This is hilarious, and clearly a joke, but it does make one think. I've always thought that it would be nice to have variables which you don't name, which only live over a couple of lines, where it's clear the variable is jus
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by oivaksef 6y ago
I would love to hear more
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by oivaksef 7y ago
four buh two
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by oivaksef 7y ago
Why don't we have two sets of memory - the main, slow, cached memory, and a smaller set of super fast low latency memory, like cache, but that the programmer and compiler can use explicitly? Sort of like special purpose performance ins