sebnukem2

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by sebnukem2 1mo ago
The epitome of conservatism.
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by sebnukem2 2mo ago
The ones in the area where I used to live are all missing.
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by sebnukem2 7mo ago
Oh boy this hits home. At this point I entered surviving mode, and curious to see where we will be 6 months, 2 years from now. I am pessimistic. I want to tinker with my beloved Z80 again.
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by sebnukem2 7mo ago
A web site as old as the internet, and still relevant.
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by sebnukem2 8mo ago
The idiotic rounded corners of Tahoe are so ugly I just wish I didn't upgrade. I hope Apple will make the radius configurable.
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by sebnukem2 9mo ago
I didn't know they skipped 10 version numbers.
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by sebnukem2 1y ago
> hallucinations aren’t a bug of LLMs, they are a feature. Indeed they are the feature. All an LLM does is produce hallucinations, it’s just that we find some of them useful. Nice.
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by sebnukem2 2y ago
This post is most likely related to a recent post on HN: https://unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com/p/so2-injection
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by sebnukem2 2y ago
The bicycle is definitively the best mean of _transpiration_.
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by sebnukem2 2y ago
Quite the list of deps (from brew install): dependencies for lsix: bash, libpng, freetype, fontconfig, jbig2dec, jpeg-turbo, libidn, libtiff, little-cms2, openjpeg, ghostscript, brotli, giflib, highway, imath, openexr, webp, jpeg-xl, libvma
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by sebnukem2 3y ago
This is presented like the best cache algorithm ever invented, but it's not simpler than LRU.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
From the article, now, this air battery is only vapor.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
People driving oversized cars from US in EU have no qualms about taking 2 parking spots.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
I donate a little to the most useful site on the internet. It's a bargain. It doesn't matter if they don't need my donation to survive.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
If a driver cannot react fast enough to someone on a crosswalk, then the driver is driving too fast. Cyclists don't throw themselves right in front of a moving car. It's a lot safer to cross on a crosswalk, even on a bike.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
I argue that the car is mankind's worst invention, by many metrics.
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by sebnukem2 4y ago
I'm happy to read this. I had to use GraphQL once in an old job and I hated, hated the freaking thing with a passion, but there was so much hype about it I concluded the problem with it was caused by myself, a getting older and more cl
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by sebnukem2 5y ago
Which Babel tool are you referring to?
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by sebnukem2 5y ago
What I want to know is why I'm not reading this in dark mode.
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by sebnukem2 7y ago
Wouldn't this kind of problem be a perfect match for machine learning? It would have a huge dataset to learn from. Why isn't it happening or what prevents AI tech from forecasting the weather?
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by sebnukem2 8y ago
No. We "moved to the cloud", everything became a "microservice", put together using existing libs, and I now spend my time trying to figure out why things running in obscure black boxes stop working in the middle of the
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by sebnukem2 9y ago
I don't know about Chrome extensions, but there's Grammarly and the Hemingway App.
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by sebnukem2 9y ago
> "[Intuit] regularly lobbies to keep the complicated U.S. tax code in place, and opposes proposals that would radically simplify it." Nice.
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by sebnukem2 9y ago
It looks like outdated shit, and that makes me happy. I worked on CDE HP systems for many years, and I liked it. The fact that it looks bad now is proof that we've come a long way and that great progress has been made, hence the happin
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
Reading his name at the beginning of the article made me check my calendar to see if it was already April 1st.
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
GTK literally means the Gimp ToolKit. It's not based on, it's the toolkit that started it all.
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
A lot of people I work with in Montréal only speak English. It's not a big deal because everyone else is bilingual so the communication isn't broken. The main problem is when it comes to finding a job - speaking French and English
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
Archive of the first edition of the Unix Programmer's Manual, 1971: https://www.bell-labs.com/usr/dmr/www/1stEdman.html (PDF, PS, and images)
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
What is the point when you have Vim, Atom, and Sublime Text?
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by sebnukem2 10y ago
I love Atlasboard because it's simple and you can do anything, anything at all. The only limit is your imagination. Welcome to Atlasboard. Seriously now I wonder how Cyclotron compares.

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