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32gbsd··on Japan returns to a cheap alternative fertiliser made from human waste
I don't see a problem with this at all. Maybe it's cheap because it's not as good? I am not sure.
32gbsd··on [dead]
After the last mass exodus I am surprised people still comment on its status. I mean people say they'll leave it but few really do.
32gbsd··on Why has Mastodon adoption stalled?
It was just hype. None of those people cared about it. The move was driven by the urge to take down Elon and not anything real
32gbsd··on AI powered app that will get rid of twitter forever
Well that might be true
32gbsd··on PHP Array_column() Function
PHP is pretty good
32gbsd··on AI powered app that will get rid of twitter forever
I kinda like twitter it's super simple
32gbsd··on .NET object initialization is surprisingly slow (compared to Java)
I have like 10 versions of .net installed. When is this going to stablise?
32gbsd··on Thorium Molten Salt Reactors
No prototype as yet
32gbsd··on Ask HN: What is the most complex software that you have built/worked on?
I am rooting for you!
32gbsd··on Ask HN: What is the most complex software that you have built/worked on?
I totally agree. When I had first looked at the math I could not for the life of me figure it out. But eventually - through lots of testing - came to a comfortable approximation of what I needed to achieve and I was fairly happy with it.
32gbsd··on Servers running net7 code that use Parallel.For should be rebooted every 24 days
I appreciate people who take the time to post these issues.
32gbsd··on Ask HN: What is the most complex software that you have built/worked on?
A videogame that runs at 60fps with a custom engine in c. And it didn't even use real physics. Only hacks and approximations but it was lovely.
32gbsd··on That’s a huge amount of energy being transferred to the atmosphere
Fun times
32gbsd··on Ask HN: My company doesn't let me use Copilot or Tab9 – any non-hosted options?
Code has become really complicated nowadays. I don't know if AI training will work only on a single code base. Unless you are only looking forward to auto complete
32gbsd··on Japan will try to beam solar power from space by 2025
You don't want to temporarily store anything or you'll end up like the last death star
32gbsd··on ChatGPT should include inline tips
Gives them unrealistic expectations of what AI can actually produce
32gbsd··on ChatGPT should include inline tips
I blame the people generating the hype directed towards people who would need these tips to identify AI fiction. It's a unguided free for all at this point
32gbsd··on Japan will try to beam solar power from space by 2025
Beam weapons are dependant on the energy source. Doubt the sun is giving that much.
32gbsd··on Japan will try to beam solar power from space by 2025
If it's concentrated enough it could work. Possibly. Maybe.
32gbsd··on What will happen if we use big strings as MySQL index key
Not sure why anyone would do that but good info
32gbsd··on Why the Document Model Is More Cost-Efficient Than RDBMS
Not this again :(
32gbsd··on PyPI will require 2FA by the end of 2023
I personally looking forward to 3fa where you need another person to verify that you are not a hacker. Overall it's a sign that these sites have lost the battle.
32gbsd··on Google never agreed to Genius’ terms of service not to copy song lyrics
All google does is take. If you are popular they clone instead of sending you the views
32gbsd··on PyPI will require 2FA by the end of 2023
Pretty much this; There are some people who believe that efforts to improve supply chain security benefits only corporate or business users, and that individual developers should not be asked to take on a uncompensated burden for their benefit.
32gbsd··on Code Quality: Debunking the Speed vs. Quality Myth with Empirical Data
Versus development quality?
32gbsd··on Code Quality: Debunking the Speed vs. Quality Myth with Empirical Data
Mentions code health alot but nothing about speed. It's even more that just speed vs quality. Does it work?
32gbsd··on Programmers who learned how to code in school have an edge?
But lucky to learn to code at all. But I see no advantage. You either learn or you don't.
32gbsd··on Through Ukraine, Startups Make Their Move into Defense
Everybody getting in on the war machine
32gbsd··on Reddit comments and submissions collected by Pushshift
What do we do with this now? Feed it to the AI?
32gbsd··on Budget Drones in Ukraine Are Redefining Warfare
Less trivial than just shooting them out of the sky or jamming gps signals? They are only using them because they are cheap. They don't have much choice in this war.
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