residualmind

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by residualmind 2y ago
I was just thinking catapult taken pieces off the board with a reversed strong magnetic jolt, so they just shoot off like a rocket.
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by residualmind 2y ago
Aw, I thought it was for managing a bar. Supplies, shifts, etc..
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Show HN: Makeitso – A (possibly evil) AI-powered preprocessor(github.com)
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by residualmind 3y ago
Isn't this really what netcat is for? I've used telnet like this before I was really aware of netcat.. I even knew how to login to and use an irc server with telnet, PING/PONG included
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by residualmind 3y ago
Maybe re-formulate the problem from different perspectives, find the intention behind the problem, go "one step up". Find the space where "the problem" is only one of many ways to solve the intention. Doesn't always
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by residualmind 4y ago
feels like 2003 again
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by residualmind 4y ago
scrolling is wonky
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by residualmind 4y ago
I've really been having fun with go compiled to wasm for the browser. Ebiten is a nice engine for pixel graphics/game stuff, but there are also more traditional canvas libraries.
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by residualmind 4y ago
One thing I've noticed that is sometimes forgotten, especially at earlier stages is monitoring. You want to know how much self healing is actually happening. Let's say you have your self-healing system in place, say some k8s pods
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by residualmind 4y ago
and so it begins...
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by residualmind 4y ago
hey
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by residualmind 4y ago
One of the very few things giving me joy lately: People being afraid of AI, feeling threatened and insecure in their capabilities, because maybe those aren't so great after all...
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by residualmind 4y ago
Have you ever had a seemingly brilliant idea to only later found out somebody else had it too and that actually analyzing the idea turns out it was a combination of existing ideas? I would say, that a part of our human intelligence is not m
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by residualmind 4y ago
I think they point here is, they make it obvious that they don't want to support JS,CSS, etc... The support for other protocols is the same thing - neither a finger page, nor a gophermap need css or JS.. So if you want to use it with t
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by residualmind 4y ago
Maybe they have become in-fashion again. Back then when I had the problems with bad sealed teeth, the dentist told me you don't do these anymore. But that was 20 years ago.
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by residualmind 4y ago
They did not break or stop working. The teeth basically rotted (cavities) underneath the sealings, which went unnoticed. Later dentists told me those sealings (how they were done on me) were criminal.
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by residualmind 4y ago
They're "selling" a TV as a TV when the world has switched to using full-blown mind-control shopping malls as TVs.
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by residualmind 4y ago
I lost multiple teeth and spent some time in an ER due to infections of bad root canals. The root canals were the result of teeth rotting due to them being badly "sealed" (covered with some sort of plastic, something they apparent
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by residualmind 4y ago
I always liked that "yeah" is point-symmetric if you pick the font right.
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by residualmind 4y ago
I always loved the crows in the city and tried to be friendly to them, even sometimes feeding them - one time I had up to 30 crows patiently sitting around me, each one waiting for me to throw them their little piece of cheese which they wo
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by residualmind 4y ago
co-evolution?
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by residualmind 4y ago
ok, sorry, I'm not having a great day,i apologize.
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by residualmind 4y ago
you might want to try to realize that my post was not directed at you but at people who think differently, or if not, at least try to respond to the points I'm making. if you don't know who Ian Brown is - who I'm talking abou
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by residualmind 4y ago
you're familiar with tech debt, right? what if a board of engineers and not your supervillain says a rewrite is one of the things we can try to breathe some life into this
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by residualmind 4y ago
i dunno.. as an engineer, with every project i've jumped into, among of the first ideas to tackle code rot was usually a total rewrite of some key parts, agreed upon by all the other external engineers.. is it usually a good/pract
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by residualmind 4y ago
To be fair the way Brown tried to call out Musk, was horrible and a direct attack. You don't talk to anybody like that, no friend, partner, intern or whoever unless you want to provoke them into a reaction. (Referring to his question
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by residualmind 4y ago
To generate some stats for insight on a legacy project: Grepping logs with ag/rg, piping into sed/awk/cut, and then into wc
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by residualmind 4y ago
A bulldozer destroys the park and other people's ability to enjoy it -- active, destructive. Passively training a model on an artwork does not change the art in the slightest -- passive, non-destructive Mind you, this is not talking a
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by residualmind 4y ago
I would argue if people are allowed to see your art for free, so should AI models.
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by residualmind 4y ago
You don't need AI to create these, you just have to be a d*ck.

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