For all intents and purposes you'll be able to move an open weight model wherever you want. I really dislike this rhetoric, you sound like the FSF guys who are like "you're not free until you're running coreboot with…
Yeah and I was trying to explain that sum types don't work for pointers, without a significant performance hit. No one here is saying C is a great design, but in the context of 60 years ago, it worked out pretty well,…
Please check your tone down, I'm arguing politely with you but apparently you're so wrapped up in this that you're resorting to ad hominems. Sum types aren't the be all end all to all issues, for example you can not…
Pascal had pointers? They could be `nil` too https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refse15.html
How are you going to build sum types in a way where you can interact with assembly or machine code? The CPU doesn't know about that stuff
Genuinely curious, how would you handle cases where a value is unset without NULL? This is a legitimate case that happens a lot in eg data modeling
tbqh the airbnb owners are also outsourcing the externalities of short term rentals to make a quick buck. It's outsourcing all the way down
Middle-management as we knew it at the turn of the 2010s is probably gone forever. You don't need to coordinate many many teams as you used to. Same as huge frontend team with dedicated support for graphql, etc. AI made…
Not at all — they're working on cheaper cars that they're testing in SF, and they will probably only roll out Waymo to the wealthiest markets in the US. Think airport rides to JFK instead of a taxi that works anywhere…
This applies to newspapers too — if you compare the print version to the online version of a newspaper you notice that there's a lot more attention paid to the paper version. Whereas the online version has all kinds of…
This is the redis guy you're replying to, I doubt he's on Claude's payroll
I'm answering the claim about Artemis being more dangerous than the space shuttle. Obviously landing on the moon is a lot riskier.
Ah I appreciate the answer — I'll do that next time. Thank you for moderating btw, you've been doing a great job!
This was the farthest humans ever travelled from earth, even farther than apollo 13. Intuitively the farther you go the higher the risks are
@dang is it something on your radar? Lots of people do this on Reddit and it makes some threads unusable.
Sorry I didn't see your reply, what was it about?
You must be German — the French state is a lot more top down than Germany with its regions, so generally these kinds of mandates get applied broadly
It really depends, support is usually the first thing companies adjust when they want to improve their margins. Even when you're paying millions to AWS you have to get through their first line of support and they will…
Well the people who get laid off also have feelings, not sure why we should care more about the ceo's feelings so much that we shouldn't criticize them
Canada has the same rates of gun ownership as America and you don't see cops come up with guns blazing like they do here
> I'm not even looking very hard but have had 4 interviews in the last month. Did you get any offers yet? It seems the issue is not lack of interviews but lack of offers. Many companies are looking for a goldilocks…
Sorry I'm not sure I understand your point
I mean it's a repo with 1 very active contributor (https://github.com/blacksky-algorithms/rsky/graphs/contribut...), I get that they decided to skip on that
Not really? Iirc `HttpUrlConnection` has been around since the 90s?
sic transit gloria mundi..
For all intents and purposes you'll be able to move an open weight model wherever you want. I really dislike this rhetoric, you sound like the FSF guys who are like "you're not free until you're running coreboot with…
Yeah and I was trying to explain that sum types don't work for pointers, without a significant performance hit. No one here is saying C is a great design, but in the context of 60 years ago, it worked out pretty well,…
Please check your tone down, I'm arguing politely with you but apparently you're so wrapped up in this that you're resorting to ad hominems. Sum types aren't the be all end all to all issues, for example you can not…
Pascal had pointers? They could be `nil` too https://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref/refse15.html
How are you going to build sum types in a way where you can interact with assembly or machine code? The CPU doesn't know about that stuff
Genuinely curious, how would you handle cases where a value is unset without NULL? This is a legitimate case that happens a lot in eg data modeling
tbqh the airbnb owners are also outsourcing the externalities of short term rentals to make a quick buck. It's outsourcing all the way down
Middle-management as we knew it at the turn of the 2010s is probably gone forever. You don't need to coordinate many many teams as you used to. Same as huge frontend team with dedicated support for graphql, etc. AI made…
Not at all — they're working on cheaper cars that they're testing in SF, and they will probably only roll out Waymo to the wealthiest markets in the US. Think airport rides to JFK instead of a taxi that works anywhere…
This applies to newspapers too — if you compare the print version to the online version of a newspaper you notice that there's a lot more attention paid to the paper version. Whereas the online version has all kinds of…
This is the redis guy you're replying to, I doubt he's on Claude's payroll
I'm answering the claim about Artemis being more dangerous than the space shuttle. Obviously landing on the moon is a lot riskier.
Ah I appreciate the answer — I'll do that next time. Thank you for moderating btw, you've been doing a great job!
This was the farthest humans ever travelled from earth, even farther than apollo 13. Intuitively the farther you go the higher the risks are
@dang is it something on your radar? Lots of people do this on Reddit and it makes some threads unusable.
Sorry I didn't see your reply, what was it about?
You must be German — the French state is a lot more top down than Germany with its regions, so generally these kinds of mandates get applied broadly
It really depends, support is usually the first thing companies adjust when they want to improve their margins. Even when you're paying millions to AWS you have to get through their first line of support and they will…
Well the people who get laid off also have feelings, not sure why we should care more about the ceo's feelings so much that we shouldn't criticize them
Canada has the same rates of gun ownership as America and you don't see cops come up with guns blazing like they do here
> I'm not even looking very hard but have had 4 interviews in the last month. Did you get any offers yet? It seems the issue is not lack of interviews but lack of offers. Many companies are looking for a goldilocks…
Sorry I'm not sure I understand your point
I mean it's a repo with 1 very active contributor (https://github.com/blacksky-algorithms/rsky/graphs/contribut...), I get that they decided to skip on that
Not really? Iirc `HttpUrlConnection` has been around since the 90s?
sic transit gloria mundi..