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markmaglana

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    Comment #36707895

    This looks like the merge method used by Gerrit which I've missed. Good to know that it's now available on GH!

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    Comment #36191238

    One could also call this the Social Network of Things (SNoT).

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    Comment #36082925

    Astute observation! I’ve had a similar issue with the Business Model Canvas which, while very useful in visualizing a business’ model, leaves me hanging and a bit uncomfortable bec…

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    Comment #35847678

    As a non-native English speaker, the issue that I've had with the dual meaning of "comprise" is that I was first introduced to it via the "is comprised of" usage which resulted in …

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    Comment #35104441

    I think the additional liability from that event would be much less because it would be computed from the interest payments that the bank eventually owes the depositors. So given a…

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    Comment #35104335

    I wonder if it’s correct to also think about it in this way: idle cash devalues over time. Coupled with interest (no matter how small) that they pay out to their depositors, this e…

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    Comment #34908603

    Still waiting for the day someone out there adds some drag-and-drop capability in a Mermaid based UI similar to https://sequencediagram.org/

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    Comment #34767849

    Your question aligns with the argument I'm trying to make which is: If it turns out that our understanding of ToM is wrong, should we be making proclamations about--whether for or …

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    Comment #34757834

    > Something that is able to simulate having a theory of mind sufficiently well does actually have a theory of mind. That presupposes that our existing tools for detecting the prese…

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    Comment #34756786

    At some point, when multiple components (including the LLM) have been connected to form a system that exhibits "knowing" (the way humans do), wouldn't the "intelligence" be distrib…

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    Comment #33399126

    Step 0: Understand that “DevOps” is a really bad name for “Industrial Engineering principles applied to IT.”

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    Comment #33210512

    I still haven’t made the transition to Neovim in favor of stability, but here’s part of my dotfiles repo that installs all the plugins that I use with Vim: https://github.com/relax…

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    Comment #33175421

    To expand on your assertion, I’m sharing a link to a framework that I drafted a few years back for evaluating an accelerator (referred to as an incubator in the paper): https://dri…

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    Comment #30941401

    https://relaxdiego.com/ Just recently (finally) added functionality that auto-tests the code snippets in my articles. I talked about it in this article: https://relaxdiego.com/2022…

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    Comment #30395633

    JB Rainsberger would like a word with you :-) https://blog.thecodewhisperer.com/permalink/integrated-tests...

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    Comment #30380317

    I tend to go by how much anxiety a piece of code might give me once it goes to production. If I expect the level of anxiety to breach a certain threshold (usually when there’s too …

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    Comment #30112016

    ...but aren't those tools a representation of the additional knowledge that the industry accumulated over time?

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    Comment #29577007

    If there’s no organizational barrier (e.g. microservices architecture, separate repos with strict permissions) that will prevent devs from leaking abstractions across technical bou…

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    Comment #29535610

    Both sides of the aisle in this debate appear to hold a common assumption that our current method of sharing knowledge (i.e. written and spoken words) are the best methods that we …

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    Comment #29158277

    It doesn't address the Trust On First Use (TOFU) issue.

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    Comment #29144894

    Nice trolling. You almost got me there. You have my respect! ;-)

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    Comment #28780768

    I don't understand why commenters are so hung up on the "unless you're working with absolute bozos" part. That sentence is irrelevant compared to the rest of the comment. The three…

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    Comment #28772103

    If you already have ~2 months worth of data, why not just use that to plot a distribution curve? Seems to me that the monte carlo simulation that the article describes is really ju…

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    Comment #27879232

    This is the OCR engine used by Mayan EDMS[1] which I've used since 2018. The reliability has been topnotch. [1] https://www.mayan-edms.com/

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    Comment #27604697

    > The worst I have ever used is Macbook Pro. It doesn't even have a delete key! It does but you have to use Fn with the delete key.