stepanhruda

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by stepanhruda 5mo ago
If the margins weren’t so razor thin, it wouldn’t happen
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
Is there a way to use this with blosc?
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
Fighting noise pollution with light pollution
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
That’s for actually eating 10-15 grams. Can’t speak for IBS, ymmv there, but similarly you are rinsing and spitting, basically just microdosing.
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
I recommend using a mouthwash based on xylitol which kills strains like streptococcus mutans but does not impair these nitrate reducers.
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
I thought these studies often control for additional factors like wealth, education etc. not sure about this one, but genuinely curious whether I am mistaken and science “did not figure it out” yet
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
I agree that “AI for governments” is much more accurate, just saying that diametrically opposed doesn’t really capture the relationship between the two concepts well
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
Diametrically opposed? They are distinct, but hardly opposed.
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
Skip level is your manager’s manager, presumably 2 is one further step etc
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
The only way we can do something is if these actions become deeply unpopular - which they currently aren’t, still about 43% of the population are totally onboard. All we can do is wait for the empire to tumble enough until people without em
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by stepanhruda 1y ago
They don’t hide reasoning output anymore?
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by stepanhruda 2y ago
You could have another sqlite with this global information related to users / sessions / passwords etc
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by stepanhruda 2y ago
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain
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by stepanhruda 2y ago
Those are not the metrics used in said performance reviews though - whether you mentored a junior engineer is.
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by stepanhruda 2y ago
That’s not news, just reiterating, this was announced separately earlier in the week
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by stepanhruda 2y ago
With all due respect, there are so many projects. They don’t care about clashing with a repo that has 12 stars and 14 commits.
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
Windows has had Unix sockets for quite a few years now. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/af_unix-comes-to-...
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
As I understood it, a big part of the premise of the post was that they see sequential storage (either in db or cache layer) as desirable
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
Correct, it speeds up latency in best case scenario, and falls over in worst case scenario. Randomly sharded keys give a more consistent performance.
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
Yes but if that machine with sequential data receives 100x the traffic of other machines, it can be worse than splitting this traffic evenly across all available machines.
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
All you need is knowledge about this from a former employee and you have an excellent opportunity for a lawsuit
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
“Creating jobs” only makes sense if funding those jobs provide actual value that wouldn’t exist otherwise. You can “create jobs” by making people dig holes and fill them up, but you’re just wasting your population’s productive time - you wo
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
Does it need to be that novel of a UX? If you want to know what some code does, just select it & hit a keyboard shortcut (or right click and choose explain from menu). If you want AI to write code for you, write a comment starting with
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by stepanhruda 3y ago
It’s amazing there are so many of us who started on EasyUO!
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
Yeah, no. I’m a vegetarian and life without these meat substitutes would be much harder.
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
The two-party problem is directly caused by first past the post election system - I’d like to see data from other countries, my guess is party plurality is as strong as ever there.
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
Agreed - I have been doing the bare minimum by avoiding Marvel and Star Wars, but people simply seem to love franchises.
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
It’s only HTTP if it comes from the 1.1 region of France, otherwise it’s sparkling bytes?
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
Hah, no it's not, I don't even have the phone app on my home screen unless I search for it.
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by stepanhruda 4y ago
It’s good UX - presumably most users want to turn off WiFi/bluetooth temporarily when using these buttons and this saves you from forgetting to turn it back on. I was delighted when they changed. I agree it’d be nice to have a choice f

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