usrnm

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by usrnm 8d ago
I guess, you don't use AI for work? Otherwise, why should you be paid for it? Should you only be paid for the code you actually wrote yourself?
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by usrnm 8d ago
Do you have a real argument to make rather than just appealing to authority?
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by usrnm 12d ago
Open weights != self hosted
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by usrnm 13d ago
"Intrusive" may be a C++ speak, but I wouldn't say that one or the other type of lists is necessarily much older or more "normal". After all, a cons cell embeds data and not the other way around and lisp is one of t
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by usrnm 14d ago
When going at a high speed, breaking hard with the front wheel alone can force the bike to rotate around it and the rider might enjoy a very short but very thrilling flight. Which I learned the hard way many years ago
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by usrnm 15d ago
Breaking with just the front wheel break is a very bad idea, so you always need the rear wheel hand to break
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by usrnm 15d ago
> It's free It isn't, the cost is included in your electricity bill, not even talking about the cost of your time to set it up. It's very possible that it costs you more than a cloud mode would, you just don't want to
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by usrnm 15d ago
> can't physically or geographically support subways or light rail Why? Genuinely curious, I don't know much about US geography
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by usrnm 15d ago
Let me introduce you to this very new invention called public transport
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by usrnm 20d ago
Just use the beak?
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by usrnm 20d ago
What happened to buying a single ticket at the station, when you need one? That's what I did when I was in Tokyo, but it was a long time ago
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by usrnm 22d ago
Sounds like a perfect opportunity for alternatives (like Chinese models) to move in
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by usrnm 22d ago
So, rich enthusiasts it is, then
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by usrnm 23d ago
How much of it is "the current administration" and how much is simply the continuation of a much longer trend? The US has been at war with this or that country in the Middle East for as long as I'm alive and I'm almost 4
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by usrnm 25d ago
> Or the oft-accused-of-genocide Israel The only reason Israel can conduct an open genocide without any consequences is because it has full support of the US
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by usrnm 29d ago
Smart pointers existed long before C++11. std::auto_ptr was a mistake, but it wasn't the only option
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by usrnm 29d ago
> it was also a mess of intricate object ownership Not much has changed, though, it still is. Just with a lot more bells and whistles around it
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by usrnm 29d ago
There are very few places on Earth that developed writing completely independently, without any external influence. Far fewer than "civilizations"
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by usrnm 1mo ago
Most kanji are a combination of several smaller parts called "radicals" in English. If you look at these two kanji through this lens, you will see that it's actually a very simple mistake, one existing radical is replaced by
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by usrnm 1mo ago
> indefinitely Which, in practical terms, means "while I or my investors have money". These guys have 70 years worth of data, can you guarantee to keep it for another 70? The real answer to these kinds of problems is managing t
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by usrnm 1mo ago
There is a different between a conflict and a war. Humans are uniquely violent and cruel to each other, there is nothing even close in the animal world
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by usrnm 1mo ago
The famous C dilemma: we want to be as close to the machine as possible, but don't want to change anything when the machine changes
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by usrnm 1mo ago
"Saragossa" is an old and well-established spelling of that city's name in English and this is an English-speaking forum
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by usrnm 1mo ago
Can we please stop with this nonsense? No matter where you live and which language you speak you never call the majority of places on Earth right. Can we just accept it and move on?
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by usrnm 1mo ago
Until we get any tangible proof of life outside Earth, there is no difference
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by usrnm 1mo ago
Vote. It's literally the best thing you can do, apart from going into politics yourself
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by usrnm 1mo ago
What are you talking about, it powers a lot of people I know
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by usrnm 1mo ago
Now think what ingesting a smartphone would do to your body. That's a very silly metric
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by usrnm 1mo ago
> english happens to be spoken all over the globe due to a big goofy empire that went places Why do you think Latin was popular?
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by usrnm 1mo ago
> I live outside Seoul, and the infrastructure gap is about 10 to 20 years behind That actually sounds like a business opportunity, if there is a steady stream of people moving out if Seoul. > On top of that, there are no IT companies

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