rendaw

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by rendaw 8d ago
I think it's an optical illusion. It looks weird to me, but comparing it with various objects I have I do feel like they're parallel. Specifically the roof edge vs base edge, the back of the roof vs the front of the roof.
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by rendaw 8d ago
The most amazing thing about this isn't that ownership and lines of responsibility and politics are messed up, it's that the guy holding the reins is 100% aware of this and has no power to get the horse to move in the right direct
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by rendaw 11d ago
I don't think GP was claiming they weren't.
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by rendaw 14d ago
I clicked on that expecting to see something about the limitations of retained mode, but I didn't see anything. There's a claim about long term retained mode complexity, and a discussion about a winit bug...
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by rendaw 17d ago
Doesn't the placeholder imply nothingness? E.g. 10 means 1 ten and 0 ones.
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by rendaw 21d ago
That doesn't solve the problem of it hallucinating more design details and putting them in comments. The solution to too much authoritative documentation isn't more authoritative documentation.
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by rendaw 22d ago
If secrecy doesn't matter, why did they tell the agent not to divulge stuff in the first place?
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by rendaw 28d ago
I posted this a couple days ago and I guess it got re-raised. I thought it was cool - 1. I didn't know there was any static analysis systems out there with type info, it's famously missing from codegen etc. 2. Most of the discussi
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RAPx: A static analysis tool for Rust programs(github.com)
12 points by rendaw 1mo ago|2 comments
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by rendaw 1mo ago
Isn't this like self-stimming or self-regulatory behavior?
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by rendaw 1mo ago
URLs are URIs and URLs include "how to access this" which fundamentally makes it hard to prevent them from changing. If it were an abstract ID, like a UUID, or a hash or something I'd get it. So are all URLs bad URIs?
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by rendaw 1mo ago
Why is it obvious why they tampered with old archives? Why did they tamper with old archives?
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by rendaw 1mo ago
> The law also stipulates that all transmitted digital signals have to be encrypted. I'm hoping there's nuance, but I'm surprised the article didn't go deeper on this too. ARP? ICMP? DHCP? I can't actually load t
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by rendaw 1mo ago
Suppose she decides from the experience that she likes making games, and wants to expand on it. She wants to support more songs, different types of song sources, colorful animated backgrounds, flashy graphics, change how it scores, a hundre
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by rendaw 1mo ago
That's surprising, and the first I'd heard of it! Especially because a ton of people in Japan today seem to consider meat the most enjoyable food group. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_meat_consumptio
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by rendaw 2mo ago
Doesn't this have the same issue? If you need database changes that also need query changes or api changes, then you need to modify multiple commits.
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by rendaw 2mo ago
> Moreover, Anne’s character—unidealized in appearance, impulsive in personality, and lacking a male point of view—contrasted sharply with the idealized, “protective” image of girls that Miyazaki was beginning to shape in his works. Is t
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by rendaw 2mo ago
I'm ashamed that I use a programming language where the IDE can't rename things, so I rely on AI to do it...
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by rendaw 2mo ago
I think it's action bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_bias
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by rendaw 2mo ago
What do economy seats look like? I can't imagine they all have wrap-around video...
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by rendaw 2mo ago
The article is talking about the last 5000 years, GP is talking about the last 50-100 years. I think most people who say that natural selection is over are talking about ~100 years and not 5000 years.
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by rendaw 2mo ago
Why is AI enabled right sizing inevitable for companies that are profitable but not seeing explosive growth?
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by rendaw 2mo ago
The second part of the quote yes, but > serious side effects, including deaths, caused by other gene therapies That sounds like they were informed of risks for other therapies, not this one. And TBH that framing is still suspect: if some
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by rendaw 2mo ago
I don't think this is appeal to authority (or the reverse, I guess). Neuroscience is complex, being a scientist/doctor is one signal that the observations here would be based on/reflective of a large body of knowledge. Probab
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by rendaw 2mo ago
You've been downvoted to oblivion, but I figured I'll use you as a meat shield since there isn't a single other reply of criticality here AFAICT. The study talks about connections and frequency, but that seems like a very coa
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by rendaw 2mo ago
Tangentially, I wonder why browsers can't store more than N history items... even from the same session.
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by rendaw 2mo ago
You're acting in bad faith attaching "every change" to what the parent said. But this isn't that crazy? Most businesses require government approval for changes that have community effects... that's the entire point
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by rendaw 2mo ago
Notably, nothing to do with jellyfish.
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by rendaw 2mo ago
This is an absurdly bad take. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/faq/9/plenary-session... > Plenary sessions of Parliament take place 12 times per year in Strasbourg and last four days There are 4
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by rendaw 2mo ago
https://go.dev/blog/module-mirror-launch seems like a better source. It seems to imply the reasons were optimization and to protect from disappearing dependencies. It doesn't imply that there were any hidden dange

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