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Comment #48652992
referring to John Woolridge's recent talk? "the car wash is only 200 feet away, should I drive or walk?" His slide showed Opus 4.6 saying "walk". I couldn't get 4.6 to do that.
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Comment #48652647
This was the way of the first TMS34010 cards for Autocad (circa 1988). You'd have a EGA/VGA card for the host, and the graphics processor would drive the high-resolution graphics d…
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Comment #48652537
Whoa. In my grade school years, I made many maps of my imaginary world. By high school, I was putting them into my computer, one 16x16 grid at a time. Had to make sure the edges ma…
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Comment #48590980
Well, this is sad.
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Comment #48590872
So the author is doing a self-learning exercise about profiling pre-production code, and you're disagreeing with them by comparing it to a commercial contract. I'm sure you've neve…
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Comment #48590850
Cool! My first downvote!
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Comment #48590816
Sure, it logically makes no sense. But while learning a new subject, have you never made a silly mistake like: bool getSchemaSizes(size_t * expectedBatchSize, size_t * expectedEntr…
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Comment #48590730
Do you think the author is somehow capable of writing the entire codebase, but not able to reason about code??? I'm sure you've never made a silly mistake where you passed the wron…
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Comment #48590645
I guess you've never made a silly mistake, found it, and admitted it. The author wrote this as a learning exercise. And is sharing the process.
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Comment #48590508
read the whole article. WAL is the transaction log and the author tested correctness after a crash.
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Comment #48342536
> at least it would be some measure of justice. It’s sad that it will hurt the other franchisees the most.
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Comment #48339723
It’s not just science reporting. It’s visceral.
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Comment #48339704
Also, there’s the stimulus causing nymphs to not be solitarious slow green grass-nibbles, but instead transform into armored, black and yellow, upright marching machines that matur…
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Comment #48339672
Monarchs are threatened during migration. It’s about how many individuals survive the round trip to breed more. Drought and fire are two natural factors that destroy their migratio…
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Comment #48339646
Gotta give credit, the gimmick is not superfluous. I don’t enjoy horror movies. But the locust was a horror!
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Comment #48289954
They’re letting us test drive the Ferrari while they extract our data. Then they’ll raise the price.
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Comment #48285390
>Does a motor vehicle get "sleep" when it is serviced? When I reboot a computer, is that equivalent to a nap? Do androids dream of electric sheep?
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Comment #48285262
Merged PR #1337 Squashing commit history to get rid of vi call-outs. This commit was created in emacs, the best text editor ever!
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Comment #48285105
but what does that even mean?
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Comment #48284587
I tried giving a dictionary of "preferred recognitions" to the OCR but got no improvement. I might do what you said, column sensitive. A first-pass assembler which does spell check…
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Comment #48281320
A more realistic scenario that surely must have been considered is this: They make a strategic investment in the DRAM maker. It's the same idea as buying an equity stake or enterin…
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Comment #48273113
Yup. "I wonder how long the codebot will be combobulating over that prompt?" I'll just rest my hands for a sec..."
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Comment #48258178
Hmm, doesn't say anything about what OCR tools they used. I've got a 4" stack of wide-carriage COBOL. I guess it's two revisions of the same system so I only need to scan the newer…
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Comment #48256715
I remember a cartoon of college kids opening beer cans. “Beers that say their own name:” Schlitz! Pabst! Busch! Blatz!
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Comment #48256647
I’m not certain, though I have been to the Laverne and Shirley temple in Sprecher Brewery, but: Hassenpfeffer sounds like a play on Harnischfegger, a maker of heavy construction eq…