reactordev

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by reactordev 1mo ago
I bought a sailboat in 2022 and sailed all over the caribbean from florida from 2022-2025. I came across a lot of funny boat names. My boat was not among them sadly as I was serious about mine. Fishizzle, Boat Float, Unsinkable II, Knot for
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Microsoft was big enough as they were already selling DOS and DOS software.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Experience curves are just as important. However, this article reminded me of this meme https://imgur.com/gallery/eve-online-learning-curve-jj16ThL
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by reactordev 1mo ago
On the other hand, it's the only time I have a few minutes to actually check my phone...
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by reactordev 1mo ago
wait what? You're joking. Some rando just picked a fight, walked it back, then gave you his HN account?
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by reactordev 1mo ago
It’s also entirely ok to manage something for a long period of time and reach your end. No shame in walking away.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
https://github.com/Wyzer-Lang/wyzer#3-control-flow Is mut a thing? looks like rust.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
for one-shots and non-developers, it was useful. Simply because you found no utility in it doesn't mean there isn't one.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
This is the word smithing they are known for. By labeling “common sense” means anyone who argues against it is against “common sense” because every argument is a strawman argument.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
I think you are taking things way to literally. Walking around in GTA and in RDR2 was a NN trained in bipedal locomotion (Dynamic Motion Synthesis - NaturalMotion Euphoria). LLM api's are how many are going to use the GPT's withou
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Now you’re getting into the realm of old SOA… where data exchanges are just as stochastic as services on the pipe.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
I had a 50/50 chance. :)
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by reactordev 1mo ago
sounds like you need to move west of 8-mile... If you live in a community that can't police, then sure, flock is your answer. Everyone is under surveillance now. Except you are innocent until proven guilty. Video evidence is becoming l
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by reactordev 1mo ago
https://www.kcrg.com/2025/12/24/cedar-rapids-police-cameras-... https://www.9news.com/article/news/local/colorado-news/dougl... https://www.wabe.org/cobb-c
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Flock data can be accessed by anyone. Literally. anyone. at anytime. Go see for yourselves. https://measuredcollective.com/flocks-ai-surveillance-camera...
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by reactordev 1mo ago
Small towns don't want people spying on them. Small towns also are prime targets for pushing over with your federal approvals to force them into giving you their tax money in the name of "safety". Someone got paid.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
coming... What you have today is the result of 5 years ago of decisions. Give it time to catch up. There's a couple on the horizon that are going to blow you away. However, there are a few indie titles that have already incorporated s
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by reactordev 1mo ago
That is such an old school way of describing dialog trees. This isn't how it's done anymore. You're going to see more NN's making the decisions than fuzzy matching. That said, I think CDPR kicked the can when they didn&#
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by reactordev 1mo ago
yes, I average 80-120 tok/s on my RTX 3080 with gemma 4 and faster with Qwen 3.5. The main use-case here is just code-monkey agents. I'm not looking for architectural guidance, but an agent to take a spec and complete it.
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by reactordev 1mo ago
that's because most people's intro to CS was how to build a webpage.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
The biggest misconception here is that the client or requester is responsible for the keys. They aren’t. They can be but ideally a signed response from the service with a key is ideal. Still, a client header key is better than no key. In si
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by reactordev 2mo ago
You aren’t wrong. That’s why recruiters and placement agencies exist. The statement is still true though. It’s just mostly deferred now onto another entity.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
So is the recruiting pipeline. Kill that and you kill the company. Agents and AI can only do so much, the rest is people power. Sadly too many companies have broken recruiting processes.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
It’s cat and mouse game. Australia blocks sites, sites move urls. If you don’t keep up, then they have caught you too. Streaming sites can just delete your purchases whenever they want to. Sony already has.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
This. If truck drivers have to maintain safety records, if firefighters require certification and training, cops do too. To hell with this implied immunity bullshit, either they are correct in enforcing the law or they aren’t. If it's
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by reactordev 2mo ago
sorry but that ship has sailed.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
not being a friend does not automatically make one an enemy. Actively sabotaging projects and meetings does. Telling me, without knowing me, that I'm not a fun guy to work with simply because I say corporate america is not on your side
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by reactordev 2mo ago
same advice as "work hard and you'll be rewarded" which is only true to a degree.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
people say it often because people don't learn the lesson. The messaging is human centric and there to make it sound like they are there for you. They aren't.
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by reactordev 2mo ago
why would a single deployment unit require more than one language?

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