AyanamiKaine

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by AyanamiKaine 8mo ago
I think a major contributor to the layoffs is companies hiring to much people around covid[1]. I cant find good stats for the years 2019-2026 besides looking at now and the past directly. There are some data for the ukranin side djinni[1][2
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by AyanamiKaine 8mo ago
This what I really wonder, what is even the cost of code? Or what is real code quality. I know that things like “clean code” exists but I always felt that actual code quality only shows when you try adding or changing existing code. Not by
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by AyanamiKaine 8mo ago
> Code has always been expensive. Producing a few hundred lines of clean, tested code takes most software developers a full day or more. Many of our engineering habits, at both the macro and micro level, are built around this core constr
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by AyanamiKaine 8mo ago
I really like the idea of Ousterhout's tactical vs strategic programming. Where we either create a new feature as fast as possible vs focusing on architecture and keeping complexity in check. I truly believe that LLMs are replacing tac
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by AyanamiKaine 11mo ago
Its seems that various LLM companies try to fear monger. Saying how dangerous it is to use them in "certain ways". With the possible intention to lobby for legislation. But what is the big game here? Is it all about creating gates
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by AyanamiKaine 11mo ago
I really like the idea of role based programming / mixins. I think it does not get enough attention. [1]I know only of some programming languages that even call it roles. To be honest I always get confused by the difference between int
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by AyanamiKaine 1y ago
You are right! I totally forgot about Vintage Story, I only read about it briefly. > ... you can't really open all the interfaces and expect it to be stable without making some huge trade offs. Another game I often play with a huge
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by AyanamiKaine 1y ago
There is always one thing that I found so facintating with the modding scene in Minecraft. Because Minecraft does not have a modding api but the java byte code can be changed. People simply developed their own way of creating an API. There
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by AyanamiKaine 1y ago
Than you would probably like the Nim[1] programming language. It has the syntax of python, but transpiles to C/C++. A good type system. The main problem would probably the compiles times. Because you basically compile just C/C++