Hello Anthropic marketing team.
It literally has only downsides except some convenience for people who don't want to think and don't want to work.
Hey guys, look at what I didn't make. I paid money to have someone/something else do it.
> SpaceX filed with the FCC for one million more satellites Sure, that's only gonna cost a couple quadrillion dollars or so.
The article also doesn't touch on whether visually cluttered "traditional" decor is better for people affected by those conditions. I found the office in the picture quite pleasant to look at. Not comforting and homey…
No matter what the 100 liters of mystery fluid are worth, if the pump is running continually, the billing for that day would only be off by .0011574%, so either side can probably afford to absorb the loss. Though if…
I find it annoying to try and talk completely silently. I'm always whispering at least a bit. I can't imagine doing this for the entirety of a call.
> good luck editing a photo with CLI tools Or good luck editing text with CLI tools, for that matter. Obviously, those need an interactive UI.
> It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Well it has been replaced. We don't need anything now.
OK, and why can't the full assembly, once it's back in session, just take another vote to see if the majority actually approves?
I completely agree that the author is right and the strawman is wrong. For example. The strawman criticizes GUI apps because he cannot navigate them with the keyboard alone. Keyboard-navigated TUIs are the worst type of…
Zero-Copy in Go: Why magic is an antipattern, and: performance is observable behavior.
Probably by design. > This book offers a one semester introduction [...] enabling the reader to build a simple compiler that accepts a *C-like language*
> But sometimes you must act on exceptional situations, recover, take alternative route, provide default And then the Rye version is presumably just as verbose. > or translate exception from lower level one to a higher…
> Virtual vs static polymorphism > std::visit over std::variant<A, B, C> is lowered to a switch over the active alternative. > In this case, layout is probably doing more work than the dispatch mechanism itself. Very…
Yeah, or just let the exceptions bubble up and the boilerplate goes away.
Got any burning questions today?
Revs the coal-rolling truck's engine. "Once and for all." "But ..." Revs the engine again. "ONCE AND FOR ALL!"
Tragedy of the commons.
Buy aircon stocks now!
Climate change itself is not gonna endanger humans as a species, but secondary effects might. Such as wars resulting from dramatic shifts in the value of territories and wars over resources.
Brutal bugs for a release candidate.
This comment was left by the international nuclear energy commission. When reading this, retract all control rods and let the reactor go critical.
On the contrary. I'd give procedurally generated worlds as an example that suffers from exactly the same problem. You realize pretty fast which parts of the game had thought put into them and which ones are just…
What casual sniffing? It's a pipe. If you can sniff that, you can sniff all the traffic because the very first message is the key in plaintext.
Hello Anthropic marketing team.
It literally has only downsides except some convenience for people who don't want to think and don't want to work.
Hey guys, look at what I didn't make. I paid money to have someone/something else do it.
> SpaceX filed with the FCC for one million more satellites Sure, that's only gonna cost a couple quadrillion dollars or so.
The article also doesn't touch on whether visually cluttered "traditional" decor is better for people affected by those conditions. I found the office in the picture quite pleasant to look at. Not comforting and homey…
No matter what the 100 liters of mystery fluid are worth, if the pump is running continually, the billing for that day would only be off by .0011574%, so either side can probably afford to absorb the loss. Though if…
I find it annoying to try and talk completely silently. I'm always whispering at least a bit. I can't imagine doing this for the entirety of a call.
> good luck editing a photo with CLI tools Or good luck editing text with CLI tools, for that matter. Obviously, those need an interactive UI.
> It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Well it has been replaced. We don't need anything now.
OK, and why can't the full assembly, once it's back in session, just take another vote to see if the majority actually approves?
I completely agree that the author is right and the strawman is wrong. For example. The strawman criticizes GUI apps because he cannot navigate them with the keyboard alone. Keyboard-navigated TUIs are the worst type of…
Zero-Copy in Go: Why magic is an antipattern, and: performance is observable behavior.
Probably by design. > This book offers a one semester introduction [...] enabling the reader to build a simple compiler that accepts a *C-like language*
> But sometimes you must act on exceptional situations, recover, take alternative route, provide default And then the Rye version is presumably just as verbose. > or translate exception from lower level one to a higher…
> Virtual vs static polymorphism > std::visit over std::variant<A, B, C> is lowered to a switch over the active alternative. > In this case, layout is probably doing more work than the dispatch mechanism itself. Very…
Yeah, or just let the exceptions bubble up and the boilerplate goes away.
Got any burning questions today?
Revs the coal-rolling truck's engine. "Once and for all." "But ..." Revs the engine again. "ONCE AND FOR ALL!"
Tragedy of the commons.
Buy aircon stocks now!
Climate change itself is not gonna endanger humans as a species, but secondary effects might. Such as wars resulting from dramatic shifts in the value of territories and wars over resources.
Brutal bugs for a release candidate.
This comment was left by the international nuclear energy commission. When reading this, retract all control rods and let the reactor go critical.
On the contrary. I'd give procedurally generated worlds as an example that suffers from exactly the same problem. You realize pretty fast which parts of the game had thought put into them and which ones are just…
What casual sniffing? It's a pipe. If you can sniff that, you can sniff all the traffic because the very first message is the key in plaintext.