LoganDark

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   by LoganDark 7d ago

   I don't know if I would ever depend on something like that for a library crate. There's enough syn+proc_macro2 pollution in the ecosystem already.
2. 32.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   The result is the same: mindless scrolling consumes 80% of my brain while the 20% struggles to ever get anything done :)
3. 33.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   Zig comptime feels easier and more effective in practice. I've had some fun const evaluating some stuff in Rust, but I needed to use a bunch of annoying imperative hacks because so much of the functional stuff wasn't supported in
4. 34.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   Saying that holding a particular opinion makes you irrelevant is not gaslighting? It's not nice to respond to a frustrated developer by saying they don't exist. It feels comparable to saying someone's concerns are not real, w
5. 35.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   This is literally gaslighting; using someone's opinion as proof that nobody else holds it.
6. 36.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   Back when teams proved their designs and actually understood them...
7. 37.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   I'm of more than two minds all the time. (A bunch of my friends are, too...)
8. 38.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   So the 80% is spent on, more generally, habits and intuition. Makes sense.
9. 39.▲
   by LoganDark 7d ago

   I really wish they still did, instead of focusing so much on trying to make it simple and obvious like in SwiftUI. Objective-C was a pinnacle of computing, and ever since Swift they've been devolving into the pursuit of oversimplif
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    by LoganDark 8d ago

    > Root cause: Nvidia driver 595.79 (RTX 4070) miscompiles GLSL fract() usage in this shader’s context for large-magnitude operands (~100–1000): the returned fractional part is temporally discontinuous (moves smoothly, then jumps). It loo
11. 41.▲
    by LoganDark 8d ago

    Apparently downloading this requires "signing in and accepting beta terms".
12. 42.▲
    by LoganDark 8d ago

    It's one of the standard benchmarks for web frameworks. No clue why it's being done here.
13. 43.▲
    by LoganDark 9d ago

    Yeah, I was just thinking that station would probably have to be a pretty big power bank in order to deliver that kind of surge. So cool.
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    by LoganDark 9d ago

    This is insane. Just a few years ago I was gawking at Chinese battery-swap stations, and now their chargers are pushing FIFTEEN HUNDRED KILOWATTS
15. 45.▲
    by LoganDark 9d ago

    I never said being non-verbal or needing care around the clock was "a normal and beneficial genetic variation". I said those things would be a problem whether you also happen to be autistic or not. > You wouldn't, because
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    by LoganDark 9d ago

    Are you one? Usually that happens because of other issues, not purely autism. If you have a motor disorder, or are unable to speak, or are unable to process language etc, that can happen whether you're also autistic or not. Regardless,
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    by LoganDark 9d ago

    In any case it feels like "disrupted" is the claim that needs citations. It's possible to study autism without treating it as inferior.
18. 48.▲
    by LoganDark 9d ago

    I feel like it's going to be difficult to characterize how mental illness translates to mice, even if you get human cells in there. ("psychiatric diseases" = mental illness)
19. 49.▲
    by LoganDark 9d ago

    I would encourage anyone interested in autism to take a look at this paper, "Decomposition of phenotypic heterogeneity in autism reveals underlying genetic programs": https://www.nature.com/articles/s41588-025
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    by LoganDark 9d ago

    I wouldn't characterize it as "disrupted" genetics. Autism makes the world go round, if there were no autism we'd lack most of the innovations we take for granted today. There are other differences that can co-occur with
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    by LoganDark 9d ago

    Maybe, but it's weird that it started across all these different sites after an OS update. Netflix finally stopped accusing me of not being in the "household", but trying to disable Private Relay hasn't been able to fix
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    by LoganDark 10d ago

    A few macOS betas ago, a bunch of sites started failing to play video for me in Safari. Disney+, Netflix, YouTube and some other sites will sit at a black screen for a few seconds and then give me an error. Sometimes it works, sometimes it
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    by LoganDark 10d ago

    They were pointing out the lack of evidence on my part. I agree it was rude but I don't think it's helpful to start calling it misinformation with no evidence. They had a valid point that not everybody Just Knows already, hence wh
24. 54.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    Uh, yes it does? HN has tons of "[some YC startup] is hiring a [something]". Not sure if they're paid though.
25. 55.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    I actually did pay for Kagi, but the results weren't nearly as good. I absolutely would pay if they were though.
26. 56.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    Lots of people don't mind paying when they have money to burn. The problem is that so many people don't.
27. 57.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    I liked the ability to explicitly only chat, without the possibility of Cowork activating since I have never wanted that. It's unclear how I can still guarantee that now.
28. 58.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    I feel this in general these days. Once again I would love some sort of news outlet or aggregator that only posts about things that have already happened, as opposed to things years into the future.
29. 59.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    They're advocating for a CHOICE and for the difference to be explained.
30. 60.▲
    by LoganDark 10d ago

    < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Archive.today_guidan... > for those without a search engine.