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ATMLOTTOBEER
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ATMLOTTOBEER
2y ago
Yes
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ATMLOTTOBEER
2y ago
Nice to see some practical fp
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2y ago
Do you listen without your phone? Ime the app is fine with phone nearby, but for independent playback from just the watch it’s trash.
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2y ago
What even is this comment? Some weird combination of doomer x shaving ad
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2y ago
It’s just ok. Certainly better than watching some random yt videos or passively reading a tb. For context I did ~11k pts to finish M4ML. It’s a little frustrating to see them chase the money and make ML/programming courses while the co
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2y ago
It defines a DSL for your build that looks roughly like Scala code. But… it’s not! And there is a confusing “resolution” system for build tasks/settings. It’s also slow as shit. See https://www.lihaoyi.com/post/Sow
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2y ago
These are banned for the stack height not the plate.
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2y ago
It’s slow, and the task/setting key resolution makes no sense unless you waste several hours reading sbt docs (time I will never get back). I’m not saying dump sbt for mill but u gotta admit sbt kinda sucks. Afaik this is also the conc
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2y ago
You’re right it was terrible for a while. I’m glad they fixed it.
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2y ago
Agreed. Many things in this video smell like he’s not thinking clearly about his situation despite being presented as well reasoned.
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2y ago
I’ve been in software for over 40 years (yes I’m that old ), and in my humble opinion it’s always correct to build. It keeps things fresh.
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2y ago
I tend to agree with you. Your post reminded me of https://gwern.net/aunn
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2y ago
This drove me insane for a while trying to figure out how to get long (1h+ mp3s) downloaded to the watch for offline playback. The solution is to use an app called iCatcher! Works reliably for me
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2y ago
“Other” in your diagram is mostly porn
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2y ago
I laughed when I saw this. I once tried to be a hit and run contributor to a project he maintains and I found him to be rude. He is still at it it seems.
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3y ago
Hey, I have an xps 15 w 1050ti I have been daily driving on Pop! OS for 5 years now. I really do not like spending endless time messing with my computer. Pop os is like ubuntu but more respectful of your time. You want the iso with nvidia d
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3y ago
I’m just happy to see us settle on fp type ideas regardless of the name.
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3y ago
Great take, I agree with all of these
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3y ago
I agree with everything in this article. Can we work together lol
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3y ago
Did you make it to the part about the tortoise and hare problem where he suggests that the book may actually be finished at that point? With the rest of the book as noise that looks suspiciously coherent despite adding nothing new conceptua
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3y ago
https://andymatuschak.org Maybe his patreon community?
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3y ago
/thread
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3y ago
When I read beej’s guide to network programming I was confused when he said you have to call close() even after you call shutdown(). The way I understood it was that shutdown gave you granular control to shut down only the reading or writin
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3y ago
To an arbitrary extent. It would probably be really inefficient though. See - universal approximation theorem. https://xuwd11.github.io/am207/wiki/functorch.html#:~:text=A... .
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3y ago
Have u considered getting a pencil and writing on a sheet of paper every day? This is commonly referred to as “a journal”
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3y ago
It’s been indistinguishable from chrome for me for at least 4 years. Ymmv
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3y ago
The audio on this is really strange, like the Indian woman’s voice is ai generated. Does anyone else hear some kind of warbling in their voices?
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3y ago
His idea to keep interfaces small and powerful bothered me - I don’t think it expresses any truth about programming despite being a good rule of thumb. I kept feeling frustrated while reading. The lambda calculus has the best interface to f
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You are right. This situation played out (and still kinda is playing out) in Scala.
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I did a considerable amount of R dev during an internship. It had a lot of breadth surrounding classical stats that python didn’t have. Other killer features were rstudio itself, ggplot2 graphing lib, dplyr data munging lib, r shiny for int
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