DarkNova6

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1. 91.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   I've been let down by structs in C# repeatedly. First of all, there are no constructor guarantees and you can never fully avoid them representing an illegal state. Which, wouldn't be so bad if there was some kind of post-construct
2. 92.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   It’s more nuanced than that if you include tearability and implicit constructors
3. 93.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   The article is shit, the actual concept and roadmap goes well beyond the capabilities of C# or the CLR.
4. 94.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   C# actually has a fair amount of gotchas and Java aims to make these explicit. So where C# mostly copied C from a low level perspeCtive, the Java guys approached this high level and analyzed in detail which constraints give you what kind of
5. 95.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   Not if you do DDD where a calue type has exactly those semantics and for record types this is actually a free lunch.
6. 96.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   You could probably a whole tech thriller on the evolution on Value Types in Java. I’ve been reading the mailing lists and watched all videos on the topic and it is truly inspiring how much they managed to consolidate the design to something
7. 97.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   Ironic. This article violates all rules that it intends to set out. It is easy to spot AI generated garbage.
8. 98.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   I don't get it why you need direct DOM access. Just wrap it in JS calls. It's not like current websites are super fast and creating a wrapper will slow it down unnecessarily.
9. 99.▲
   by DarkNova6 4mo ago

   So... ?
10. 100.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    I think you might reevaluate the runtime claim, since the JVM is perfectly capable of stackful coroutines these says.
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    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    > How come? On the books or they're actually selling internet cheaper than they source it? My bad, the satellite business is profitable. It's the space rocket division that operate at a loss, which they state clearly in their I
12. 102.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    Can you give examples?
13. 103.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    Makes you think how he got so rich in the first place…
14. 104.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    SpaceX is actually 3 companies, one of which is profitable. The satellite business operates at a loss and xAI is a money burning furnace.
15. 105.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    Corporate representation in UNO when?
16. 106.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    “For-Profit ClosedAI” would work too
17. 107.▲
    by DarkNova6 5mo ago

    I think openAI is doing the best they reasonably can to make people depend on their product and chase as much money and power as they possibly could.
18. 108.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Thanks! I wish I could claim credit to the lyrics, it was just created by Claude Opus. I think I should refine it some more, I think it can be done way better.
19. 109.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    I asked Claude Opus 4.6 to take the Canyonero lyrics and mix it with all the controversies and this one in particular. Spread the love!
20. 110.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PI_Jl5WFQkA
21. 111.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Sorry, but every time I read news about the Cybertruck I have to think of the Simpsons Canyonero song: Can you name the truck that's been recalled twelve times, Costs less each month 'cause nobody's buying mine? Cybertruck! C
22. 112.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    I can definitely speak for all German speaking countries (Germany, Austria, but also Switzerland). Absolutely the UK as well. But really, Austerity was a trend that was followed by pretty much all EU countries since 2008 and the trend has n
23. 113.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Investment, infrastructure, education. Same as China. Same as every other growing country. What the US and most other western countries do are: Let infrastructure rot, defund education, reroute money to large corporations. This is how you e
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    I’ve had nothing but problems using GeoJson. The specification has limitations everywhere and doesn’t even support z + m values at the same time. But thankfully there is also the SQLite backed GeoPackage, which is not only more flexible but
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Interesting data, but the suggested conclusion is a stretch to say the least.
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Sure they exist. But nobody knows they exist because everyone just uses apps and SEO punishes actual good websites.
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    The whole structure has changed. We are not even in the web 2.0 anymore and regressed to a client-server model where what we see is dictated from central platforms with little interaction between actual users. This was not a natural evoluti
28. 118.▲
    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Can you name some? I keep wondering about the aversion to Gitlab. I have yet to have negative experiences with it.
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    One correction: if no more value can be produced organically, this doesn’t mean that society will stale and money is hoarded among a few families. Rather, the powerful will turn on each other and start waging war eventually, and the expenda
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    by DarkNova6 6mo ago

    Yeah. It strikes me as the same line of argument that Go used to stop generics.