rubzah

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by rubzah 7d ago
Only people who have not used foldables worry about crease. I've used one for 5-6 years, and even with an older generation it has never been an issue. Half the time it's literally bent , so obviously there is a kink. At this poin
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by rubzah 9d ago
Completely agree. Saying this as someone who loves handcrafting code and has been doing it professionally for decades, it looks like a dead end at this point. LLM generated code might not be pretty, but these damn models are already so good
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by rubzah 22d ago
I recently heard, for the first time, what Space Quest sounded like with a Roland board attached. It was mindblowingly amazing. And all most anyone ever experienced was bleep, bloop.
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by rubzah 2mo ago
I smell an architecture astronaut getting high on abstractions. Taken far enough, it starts to look like psychedelic ramblings of a manic schizophrenic losing grip on reality. Interestingly, the author actually has a product, something usua
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by rubzah 3mo ago
I feel the same way, the odds are part of the story. The UFC has removed them now, I guess as part of the Paramount deal. This actually makes the events less interesting. By the way, the UFC chews through athletes so fast (part of their som
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by rubzah 3mo ago
Saying it seems to have become a taboo, probably because of the existential horror of it possibly being true.
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by rubzah 3mo ago
Suno also runs on WASM. Pretty good showcases, both, imho.
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by rubzah 4mo ago
> the students of Paris threatened a general strike Paris in 1200 was at least somewhat recognizable.
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by rubzah 4mo ago
It's because Claude is so scary good that unleashing it would destroy the world.
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by rubzah 4mo ago
They're very high value by weight, very fungible, and there is much less regulation about carrying them across international borders.
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by rubzah 4mo ago
I always wondered about this. Who races their cars around like a madman on public roads? Very few I would imagine (and hope), and even fewer take their car to a track. For a Ferrari, possibly a bit more (still probably 99% of the time they
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by rubzah 4mo ago
The Mustang Mach-E makes a fake engine sound: https://www.drive.com.au/news/ford-mustang-mach-e-v8-exhaust...
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by rubzah 4mo ago
> Claude is a phd level mathematician ... that can't even count.
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by rubzah 5mo ago
For the health benefits, without some of the downsides, I believe it is preferable to drink coffee when you are not tired. This way you don't get a crash later, because there is no adenosine build-up (the 'tiredness' signalin
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by rubzah 5mo ago
thanc = tanke (thought) uuldurfadur = alfader (all-father) uundra = under (wonder) halig = hellig (holy)
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by rubzah 5mo ago
This is the text in Old English for anyone looking: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47296/caedmons-hymn-5... Actually, here is the full text with the modern English inserted: Nu scilun herga hefenricæs
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by rubzah 5mo ago
The fact that you received messages at specific times can be enough to identify you, if you have the data from the sending side.
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by rubzah 5mo ago
https://www.myvibesite.com/?id=10; DROP TABLE customer;--
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by rubzah 5mo ago
I assure you that these kinds of things are happening right now.
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by rubzah 5mo ago
As the sibling pointed out, there are already plenty of laws about, for example, handling of personally identifiable data. Somehow there is a lack of awareness, perhaps what is needed is a couple of high-profile convictions (which can'
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by rubzah 5mo ago
I know, through personal acquaintance, of at least one boutique accounting firm that is currently vibe-building their own CRM with Lovable. They have no technical staff. I can't begin to comprehend the disasters that are in store.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
You're right, thanks for the correction. It's a very Jack Blackesque character, in my defense.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
It's a commercial act, the 'punk' costumes carefully chosen for the right signalling, by a couple of middle class kids. What's with this idea that your taste in music must spring from the purest and rawest authenticity,
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by rubzah 6mo ago
Back in business school they used to tell the story of how makers of razor blades would put a good blade as the first and the last blade in the pack. I suspect the LLM services of doing something like that.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
Maybe not untrained, but you work on some easy, boring shit. That may be true for a lot of developers, I don't know.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
Nobody ever wanted to wire up RPC endpoints, in the form of Enterprise JavaBeans(tm), using XML files. That is one for the history books of ridiculous technology.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
Did everyone just agree to forget about Gradle? It was everywhere not too long ago. I think I even prefer it to Maven, in a choice between a rock and a hard place type of way.
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by rubzah 6mo ago
That's what I am doing too, though I did have to drill out some wall to fit it, in some cases. There is another option that I don't think many people are aware of: You can put a battery powered relay downstream of the (dumb) switc
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by rubzah 6mo ago
Yeah, I don't think it bears out that DOM operation invocations constitute a major bottleneck for a lot of web applications. Certainly the execution of those operations (like layout invalidation and calculation) can be expensive, but t
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by rubzah 6mo ago
All your base are belong to Yann LeCun.

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