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protomikron
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Comment #48282316
Thx, that often works, but that's still inaccessible to me.
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Comment #48279700
> Not a X. Not a Y. Not a Z. The thing he was most proud [...]" This construction - how is it called? It is clear "AI speak" - at least I remember Claude talking like that (even if…
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Comment #46976773
If you think about it, it makes sense. Say what you want about LLM-assisted software development, the chances are high that it will stay, meaning a non-trivial part of code will be…
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Comment #46105734
You can use ctrl+shift+t to open the recently closed tab again.
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Comment #45274213
Ah I see, thx, it's a pretty default configured "gnome-terminal", which probably captures the F10.
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Comment #45274162
It's an interesting file browser, the default "blue" colors gives old-school vibes nowadays. If you wonder how to quit (if started from a terminal): It's `ESC 0`. Or "exit" like fr…
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Comment #45044231
Valid question i think in this context. I knew about GNU multiprecision library, but thought that couldnt be it, as it's "just" a highly optimized low level bit fiddling lib (at le…
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Comment #44906136
It's okayish. Considering 64G to 128G are available for (nerd) high-end consumers you're just off with a factor 5 (if we can squeeze out a little bit more performance). Thas is pre…
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Comment #44782716
I think there is some kind of misunderstanding. Sure, if you get somehow structured, machine-generated PDFs parsing them might be feasible. But what about the "scanned" document pa…
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Comment #43785223
Do you think as an observer of Roko's basilisk ... should I share these prompt or not?
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Comment #40018098
This guy footnotes.
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Comment #39670537
They don't.
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Comment #39670530
Although this is nice, the problems with the GIL are often blown out of proportion: people stating that you couldn't do efficient (compute-bounded) multi-processing, which was neve…
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Comment #39584681
Why is it always public cloud (aws, gcp, azure) vs. "bring your own hardware and deploy it in racks". There are multiple providers that offer VPS and ingress/egress for a fraction …
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Comment #39472683
There's also Lektor CMS: https://www.getlektor.com/ It's quite mice solution to the whole problem (simple hosting + simple editing).
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Comment #39362790
What about CC licenses for model weights? It's common for files ("images", "video", "audio", ...) So maybe appropriate.
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Comment #39362686
> That project is a bash script to tail Kubernetes logs from multiple pods at the same time. Which is also cool! You're obviously both inspired by Unix `tail`. I wonder if we will …
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Comment #38972807
An annoying thing is if CLI tools don't exit with non-zero if the tool is used incorrectly. It's pretty standard to print the usage string if the tool is invoked with invalid argum…
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Comment #35770659
> They use the printf "%f" float format conversion so `printf "%f" 2e3` will work just fine, whereas using something that definitively is not a float makes printf exit with an erro…
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Comment #35769972
Some nice stuff, but also some stuff, where things get easier if you just switch to a language with less caveats (like Python). My rule of thumb is to use Bash to write simple scri…
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Comment #33629791
It has to be open-source (meaning (A)GPL, MIT, BSD, Apache, etc.) to be even considered by bigger organizations (especially in Europe). I worked with medium and large organizations…
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Comment #33457862
So, how's the state of Elm? I am familiar with all the social media drama on Elm - are serious things missing, or is it possible to write competitive software (you may define that …
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Comment #33392437
You probably misclicked the comment section, I guess you wanted to go here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33346091
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Comment #33392128
I wouldn't say Scotland's climate is representative. European countries can have vastly different local weather conditions and just because there's so much rain in the north wester…