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Comment #44330560
I think what he means is it is not just generally crawling and scraping, and uses a more targeted approach. Equivalent to a user going to each of those sites, just more efficiently…
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Comment #44265903
Did you mean to include a link to the list?
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Comment #44249881
If I buy a pencil and draw a copyrighted character, is that copyright infringement? No. If I sell that drawing? Yes. Midjourney and other AI companies are not selling you the drawi…
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Comment #44170749
Same! When he was last on the Lex Fridman podcast.
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Comment #44088181
Are you familiar with the DICE framework in terms of VR? Essentially, VR enables one to do things that are [D]angerous, [I]mpossible, [C]ostly, or [E]xpensive. Your racecar example…
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Comment #43942834
Also check out Lissen, an Audiobookshelf client for Android https://github.com/GrakovNe/lissen-android/
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Comment #43713209
This! I recently ditched Spotify and rediscovered radio in the past few weeks. There are so many great songs I've come across from bands I enjoy that I had never heard of because, …
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Comment #43713125
The reason I emphasize that he said it and didn't write it is because it indicated to me that you weren't aware it was actually a talk he gave and you were just regurgitating a che…
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Comment #43667962
Pike didn't write it, he said it. (1) It is a talk about how Go was created to make concurrency simple. The "brilliant" language he refers to here is C++, which I'm sure you're awa…
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Comment #43649805
I understand what you are saying here but I think you've missed the point of what Pike was getting at. I think Pike is acknowledging the practical realities of engineering at scale…
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Comment #43648916
I don't think Go is particularly esoteric to where these "gotchas" are a big problem. In fact, I would argue that the gotchas are an intentional part of Go's design philosophy. I t…
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Comment #43648310
Could you let me know what language doesn't have at least 100 common mistakes across a broad range of developers with varying skill level?
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Comment #43590587
Perhaps. But I'm sure Microsoft releasing Agent mode at the same time is not a coincidence.
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Comment #43590576
I would recommend getting started with lazyvim (lazyvim.org). Once you're comfortable with the editor, you can change the config to kickstart.nvim and start customizing it to your …
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Comment #43589137
Embrace... Extend... Say it with me - EXTINGUISH!
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Comment #43572959
SUPER cool aesthetic. I would totally use it if it was a product.
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Comment #43348036
This sort of mentality is all over the place. I think the "Death of God" is what is causing people to follow political idols so religiously. I think it is fair to say that there ar…
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Comment #43346485
The OnePlus Pad 2 seems to be a pretty solid Android tablet. I had the Pixel tablet but returned it as it had too much Google stuff baked into the functionality (naturally).
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Comment #43344191
My concern about checking my own circle is that it is an inherently biased approach. I'll add that I'm not the biggest Trump fan. In fact, according to the political compass tool (…
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Comment #43261254
> US is getting more and more hate from literally everywhere in a very short time because of that. A lot is changing very quick and it won't take 4 years until Trump is gone. > The…
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Comment #42892575
I think that's fair. It is akin to a business establishing email etiquette for it's employees. Now, if it were the government telling citizens to not use pronouns in their emails, …
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Comment #42519786
They are doing a rewrite of the app to have a SQLite DB storage for notes instead of markdown files. I think once that is released it will be available in a web browser. Currently …
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Comment #42324902
Kaufman translations are going to be the best you're going to get. He offers some helpful context in the footnotes through the books.
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Comment #41614601
Does anyone have some good learning resources for embedded systems, particularly in Rust? I was hoping the article would have elaborated more on that front.