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jacobmischka

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About jacobmischka

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    Comment #38356765

    This is exactly what the previous poster was talking about, these definitions are so circular and hand-wavey. AI means "artificial intelligence", but since everyone started bastard…

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    Comment #34656616

    I sincerely hope you work on some random SaaS and not any software that actually matters, because this is how you get subtle dangerous bugs.

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    Comment #34644290

    So it's a coinflip whether it's giving you correct information or something completely made up? And now you're not digging through the obscure manuals to actually verify? Seems obj…

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    Comment #34367422

    We're working on Interval to make doing exactly this easier. We focus on code first, well-typedness, and abstract away UIs for these tools so you can write the business logic using…

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    Comment #34117637

    This is an extremely bad faith reduction. It is a series of programming puzzles, not invent-the-universe problems, or paraphrase-problems-to-AI problems.

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    Comment #32637541

    I do something similar, though I use the "defaults" as the starting point and add overrides in local files which aren't checked in. Something like this: # .dotfiles/.bashrc # share…

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    Comment #32593054

    Oh, I guess because of the recent comma.ai story. Seems a bit less blatant now that I realize that.

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    Comment #32593015

    This is a bizarre and blatant attempt to yell over detractors with ancient PR. Why are people upvoting this?

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    Comment #32417295

    That exists!

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    Comment #32377108

    Seems like they're not the most immature one in this situation.

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    Comment #32185918

    This honestly doesn't seem like a big deal to me. Maybe I'm naive, but email addresses aren't really private these days, it was limited to only fellow members of your workspace, an…

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    Comment #32107171

    Agreed on the formatting of mine being ridiculous with huge margins and line spacing, it wasn't my choice.

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    Comment #32099507

    Very neat! Unfortunately can't get the `curl` example to work no matter what I do (on Arch Linux). $ pledge.com -p 'stdio rpath wpath cpath dpath flock tty recvfd fattr inet unix d…

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    Comment #32080303

    Ha well the mechanization was a nontrivial amount of work (for me at least) and was considered part of it too. If it's still short despite that, then welp I guess I got lucky someh…

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    Comment #32071106

    Neat! This proposal caused me a lot of headaches, mechanizing its specification was the primary contribution of my Master's thesis a couple years ago[1]. I forgot until rereading i…

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    Comment #32047824

    Those sell for $5 in some places.

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    Comment #31986057

    Your analogy is true though?

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    Comment #31882621

    In my experience, if you rely too much on GPS that tells you exactly where you are and where to go you'll have a much tougher time actually retaining that information. When I first…

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    Comment #31753634

    It's a compiler optimization, not something an end user should really ever use. As an end user, it should just look like a function whose final statement is the call to another fun…

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    Comment #31750863

    Based on the title and reference to smoking, I imagine he means the risk of lung cancer.

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    Comment #31730435

    They really don't at all given their nutritional value. 25g of protein (which should suppress appetite a bit) for 120 calories is by no means massive.

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    Comment #31730397

    Yeah, this article makes no sense. Caffeine is absolutely a cognitive performance enhancer and is undisputably in Diet Coke.

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    Comment #31713424

    Essentially, palms inward instead of downward. It's the natural position your arms are rotated when at your sides.

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    Comment #31691594

    Performance is not priority number 1. Number 1 is to ship the game on schedule so you can stop crunching for the first time in months, number 2 is to make an interesting game that …

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    Comment #31669695

    Lmao, you're right indeed. My mistake!