IshKebab

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by IshKebab 5mo ago
There wouldn't be any benefit. It's not sound so it can't really be used to improve performance. There was a proposal to support TypeScript syntax , but ignore the actual types (this is basically how Python works). That woul
872.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
I don't know why they copied NPM's backwards `npm install/ci` thing. Most people think that `install` does use the lock file.
873.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah this ignores at least three things: 1. Most people do not derive even a fraction of their income from interest on wealth. 2. Earning income from interest on wealth requires zero effort. That isn't true for salaries. 3. Income and
874.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah definitely. Scientific publishing is 100% an immoral scam. Book publishing is different though. Authors get paid. No publisher has a monopoly and there isn't really a reputation system that depends on the publisher. You could argu
875.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
How did he not get expelled for that? Jesus.
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
I used to work for a company where we made test rigs and their safety guys were strictly against having a single machine with multiple power inputs. It wasn't about power draw. Once you have two plugs: 1. You no longer have the nice pr
877.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
I don't think you can dismiss gaming as not "actually useful".
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
Also Python projects often do not even use semantic versioning. > In the eyes of uv, pydantic version 2, 3, and 100 are all perfectly acceptable. Without semantic versioning, they are .
879.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
It's poorly formatted here of course. In reality it's better. As for why: 1. You can compose HTML using normal code - functions, loops, etc. No separate shitty template language or whatever. 2. You get full support for static typi
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by IshKebab 5mo ago
> If you don't happen to have react, preact or a similar front end library, and a appropriate bundler, it is invalid TypeScript. Not true, you can compile it to HTML on the backend or even statically too. It's not a terrible id
881.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
Yeah exactly. When a company announces some money making scheme and it gets backlash they don't think "oops that was a mistake we won't do that"; they think "oops that was a mistake - we'll have to do it in a w
882.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
Absolute rubbish. The developer experience with something like Fresh is light years ahead of Python even if you completely ignore the performance (which isn't usually a huge issue with websites tbf). You can generate the HTML server-si
883.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
> potentially slower execution in return for faster development time, for example. Another classic lie about Python. The slower speed doesn't matter because it's development speed that's important, and Python gives you fas
884.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
Even worse is the .nfs "silly renaming" nonsense. I was under the impression that NFSv4 fixed that but someone told me it doesn't.
885.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
> I fixed this by defining an inode(string) function which hashed a string to get the inode number, and using the tree ID / blob ID as the string to hash. The tree/blob ID is already a hash though. You don't need to hash i
886.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
I remember that! They still haven't shipped it? It's been over a year apparently, ouch.
887.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
It's with developing open software for it - there's a diagram on the page that shows lots of the BSP components are fully functional using the closed source versions and "partially functional" using open source code.
888.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
I'd wait to see the price before declaring you'll buy it!
889.
by IshKebab 5mo ago
IMO the main reasons people use Python are: 1. The very first steps are quite simple. Hello world is literally just `print("hello world")`. In other languages it can be a lot more complex. 2. It got a reputation as a beginner-frie
890.
by IshKebab 6mo ago
> Sandboxing on Linux is extremely difficult task. Which is really insane when you think about it. Plan 9 had this sorted out decades ago.
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
> I hope Zed continues to improve their extension and language server security model. To be honest I doubt there's much that they can do. Many many language servers cannot run in WASM, or it would be super hard to compile them to WA
892.
by IshKebab 6mo ago
> I have never seen a helpful ad in google search I have, fairly often in fact. That's why Google makes such a bucket load of money from their ads - they're actually vaguely relevant. I've don't think I've ever s
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
You seem to believe that something is only "reasoning" if it works in a particular way. That it's not enough for it to observationally display reasoning skills; it has to be using a particular method to do that so it's n
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
Wow I never thought I'd see GCC innovating with error messages! I looked into using SARIF once before and found it's an enormous over-engineered design-by-committee spec, but I guess it's still better than regexes (do people
895.
by IshKebab 6mo ago
Wow, there are still people trying to claim they don't reason. What will they have to do before you'll admit that they can?
896.
by IshKebab 6mo ago
So, the people who are saying "it's just a tool" are trying to imply that it's just like an electric drill vs a hand drill, and all that will happen is that people will switch to the better tool and get much more product
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
Hmm Euro is actually pronounced roughly like yeuroh (like voyeur); not you-roh, and by the normal heuristics of English at least Wero would likely be pronounced more like weir-oh than wee-ro. I guess it doesn't have to be perfect to ma
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
Yeah at the least they should have created a separate brand and released it under that.
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by IshKebab 6mo ago
If I hear that "AI is just a tool" nonsense one more time...
900.
by IshKebab 6mo ago
I think you misunderstood my suggestion. It isn't that misaligned accesses must either all succeed or all fail. That's not possible in general because of MMIO devices. The suggestion is that each individual access must either succ

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