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Comment #31323739
I'm not super knowledgeable about this however NL is a powerhouse of agricultural technology, they're a tiny country that's the 2nd largest food exporter in the world. There is a l…
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Comment #31309877
The ResultAsync class in neverthrow has chaining as well as splitting on ok/error - I find this really nice because you can also do away with exceptions at the same time. I feel li…
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Comment #31175520
Australian indigenous people. Varying numbers of seasons, I'm guessing depending on the climate in which they live. http://www.bom.gov.au/iwk/climate_culture/Indig_seasons.shtm...
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Comment #31090636
given that AI is primarily trained on web data I wonder if it's possible to attack other people's ML training in that way :-)
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Comment #30896287
Funny, last time around it wasn't the interviewing that got to me, but the nightmare of lining up and going through interviews while also having a young baby and working full time.…
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Comment #30866424
Elections incentivize governments to prevent errors that result in not being elected any more. Errors that result in the entire planet warming by a couple of degrees, or that gener…
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Comment #30866377
Australia's democratic system is vastly superior to first-past-the-post. And yet, here we are - indefinitely detaining refugees, eye-watering corruption that vanishes from public d…
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Comment #30825952
That explains a lot of the crap I see. Google something very specific like how to setup a testing library? You'll get an article from dev.to with a 3000 word wall of text containin…
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Comment #30798468
Zustand looks so nice. I wanted to create my own state management library just for fun and spent a while brainstorming it and then ran into Zustand which basically does exactly wha…
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Comment #30798402
As we all know, it's impossible to automate a crypto transaction.
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Comment #30795663
They should have compared it with a cluster of M1s to the value of $1000-1500 a month.
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Comment #30772988
If you think about it, cars can manage cooling 200+kW with a radiator - and a lot of airflow. That's still an amazing amount of power though. I can't help thinking about the kind o…
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Comment #30772705
At which point your browser probably auto-fills the credentials again :-)
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Comment #30772596
It's misleading because grammatically, what one would usually say in this situation is something like "Okta detected what it believed at the time was an unsuccessful attempt", beca…
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Comment #30762251
Is it a common thing for "proper" microservices to have microservices retrieve data from other services via APIs? I've worked on "microservices" systems before that do this. They w…
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Comment #30681007
I love the website design as well.
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Comment #30595238
it seems a bit Rube Goldberg machine ish, right? If he has 30m, why buy an NFT? Why not just ... use the 30M for the DeFi lending? Is it just money laundering?
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Comment #30565101
I thought it was actually just native advertising for Mythic. Besides that I think the topic is prescient; there's a company local to me in Australia called Brainchip that is doing…
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Comment #30565083
I remember seeing that video. It was an insta-click for me because I understand very, very little about circuits and electricity. Something that actually bugs me quite a bit. I und…
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Comment #30564430
Your comment sent me off on a mental tangent for a minute about what it would take to create a PCF - portable canvas format I suddenly realised I was reinventing HTML! Just allow p…
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Comment #30495821
They're definitely competing with Azure on this front. If you're somehow still running C# on-prem (last time for me was >5 years ago?) you're probably less likely to go AWS than Az…
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