thesuavefactor

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by thesuavefactor 4d ago
The longer A.I. exists, the more difficult it is to find new information that's actually more valuable than what's already in the training set. New code found online will be more and more A.I. generated itself, creating a feedback
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by thesuavefactor 4mo ago
Interestingly, I have a conflict with my municipality. I fed the articles of law and their arguments of why and how they apply to notebooklm and asked it for fallacies. It not only gave me the fallacies in their reasoning, but also an excel
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by thesuavefactor 5mo ago
What's wrong with python for this use case?
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by thesuavefactor 7mo ago
No word on what that speed training actually consisted of.
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by thesuavefactor 8mo ago
Working more hours however =/= getting more done. In fact, some experiments show the opposite (within boundaries of course).
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
It's religion. The church pastor would visit the family if a young couple didn't have children within a year to ask what's up. That being said: I don't get the discussions in this thread. The world can't sustain bil
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
To be fair, an iframe would accomplish that too, but the loaded content would have its own html header that adds to the amount of kilobytes used. So maybe that's the reason.
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
It's not about performance, it's about load time and the restrictions of your client apps. Also, you're thinking way too much in a SPA architecture. Using just server side rendering with just a tiny bit of javascript like the
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
I use logseq a lot. Not just for development notes, but notes in general.
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
That would be nice. I've always wondered why it's so hard to harvest excess solar power as hydrogen gas by electrolysis, from what I understand the process is pretty inefficient. That would also be a good area for research.
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by thesuavefactor 1y ago
ASML is already a good industry leader in it's field of expertise, expanding into other areas like green technologies and defence (lots of finances being freed up for that currently) will be very beneficial. I just read France has foun
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I ditched my Google account a while ago. That was tricky because I used it to log in to several websites. I fortunately also got rid of Facebook a while ago. This gave me a lot more time back. It's difficult at first, because there&#x2
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I think there is a point to the authors remark on user-friendlyness. It should be possible to improve the containerization experience by providing a better UI and maybe even a different syntax for docker files.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
You can't be more wrong. You're saying that only logic performed on the client side can be considered an application? State can be stored in the server. Screen changes can be done by loading html, it doesn't need a framework.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Won't the fact that it's written in Python make it too slow for high traffic sites or APIs?
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I have used Allaire Homesite/Coldfusion Studio for many years to develop classic asp. It was a wonderful editor. Very customizable.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Communism is not the same socialism. In communism everyone gets the same pay. In socialism, everyone pays the same percentage of their income to help the people who are worst off and pay for the conveniences everyone can beneft from like he
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I'm from Europe, I pay 50% in taxes and I can assure you that even here you can get rich. I can also attest that there's nothing wrong with the government having money for universal healthcare, infrastructure, security, mitigation
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
You're generalizing all governments of all times. Surely there are people in governments that do spend money to benefit the majority? In a democracy, you get to vote for the people you trust most to do so, and vote out the people that
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
That's not what OP says. You're talking about an absolute $150k, that is communism (everyone gets paid the same amount). He's talking about a fair percentage of taxes, paid by everyone, regardless of their income. This way,
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
> You're quite free to voluntarily send all your money to the Treasury. Taxes should be fair for everyone of course. The original question was whether billionaires should pay more, and they should. The amount of money they have allo
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I love this comment, you are absolutely right. If every country/government would use the fediverse to enable free speech, and maybe even promote it, that would be a big step forward.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Really loved the Amiga, and used it way past its supposed expiration date. I really think if it wasn't for commodores mismanagement, this computer would have a lot more potential than Macs or PCs nowadays.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Everything you just wrote is either wrong or even exactly the opposite. The author of the article might be blunt and you might not like that in your mind things seem different, but the problems he highlights are real.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Semantic content is also about being legible for computers though. Even though it looks good to users, some might also care about it being defined well for machines and automated processes.
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
May I ask what you did to improve your deep sleep?
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
I theorize it's the wage gap. Why bust your ass for a company that makes millions or more, when the wage you get as an employee will not even allow you to buy a roof over your head? Real estate is bought in bulk by the same people that
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by thesuavefactor 2y ago
Bullocks. I wrote thousands if not hundred thousandths lines of untyped Python code in over 15 years, for critical systems and thousands of users. It works for me. I'm not confused about the code, I can code and debug quicker than many
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by thesuavefactor 3y ago
Warpinator in Linux Mint works nice in this regard. Works in local networks, discovers it's peers and has mobile clients.
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by thesuavefactor 3y ago
> Sure. Now. > > It's an Overton Window. Business executives and their big investors are the feudal overlords who are decreasingly benevolent liege lords. > > What is abhorrent now slowly becomes normalized. Look at CEOs

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