Pepe1vo

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by Pepe1vo 3y ago
"cools down" is grammatically more correct.
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by Pepe1vo 3y ago
Sounds cool! If you have any code you're willing to share, I'd love to take a look :)
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by Pepe1vo 3y ago
SvelteKit is really, really great for small to medium sized projects. The amount of stuff you get "for free" (prerendering, ssr, decent SEO) by using SvelteKit is so nice. That being said, I definitely agree with the sentiment her
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Warning: spoilers IIRC this is actually one of the plot points in the Three Body Problem, where they used the sun to send out a signal and make first contact with an alien civilization.
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
You're correct, I got some of the terminology mixed up. It's after all been a long time since I've been in the field :p
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Shor's algorithm and Grovers algorithm are fundamentally very different. Most conventional asymmetric crypto algorithms are essentially all hidden sub group problems which are NP hard for classical computers. What Shor's algorithm
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Maybe I'm holding it wrong, but my experience with sqlx is a bit more lukewarm. It's really great that compilation success means that you didn't fuck up any queries, but... there's just SO much boilerplate. I find that d
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
> Building a model of the SQL type system within the Rust type system is very impressive work. It also leads to really annoying problems, because the Diesel types are so complex. Oh man have I felt this pain, trying to do anything mildly
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Maybe I'm holding it wrong, but my experience with sqlx is a bit more lukewarm. It's really great that compilation success means that you didn't fuck up any queries, but... there's just SO much boilerplate. I find that d
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Truly, what compels a person to do such a thing? I too have struggled heavily with depression in the past, but I've never once felt the urge to repeatedly vandalize anyone's property. Like, I just don't understand what's
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
That's not true, I've worked at IMC and they extensively use Java for their production systems. The performance critical parts are a mix of hand crafted assembly, C, C++, FPGAs and a dozen other esoteric languages/techniques
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
I find it really cool that the "uncanny valley" that's audible on nearly every sample is exactly as I would imagine that the visual artifacts would sound that crop up in most generated art. Not really surprising I guess, but
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Same here, servers are overloaded probably. Shame, I was really looking forward to a Wu Tang Clan and Jamiroquai collab
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
> There is lots of room for improvement. Like what? I feel for the majority of transplant cases the answer is going to be along the lines of "you shouldn't have gotten (into an accident|leukemia)" which is technically true
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
"Everything Sam Bankman-Fried is doing is in singular pursuit of not going to jail" -- https://newsletter.mollywhite.net/p/everything-sam-bankman-f...
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
The build process is very fragile for both Android and iOS. Basically, a patch version update of any of the capacitor libs or plugins has a pretty high chance of wrecking your build pipeline. Also the ecosystem is not in the best shape; the
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Congrats on the release! From the looks of it Capacitor[0] has quite a big lead on in terms of support for native APIs (secure storage, SSL pinning, biometrics, etc) but hopefully they'll catch up quickly and avoid some of the mistakes
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Definitely. That's why 24h before your date a support phone number would come online where you could call about this kind of stuff. Explaining to another human on the phone why you can't make it is IMO exactly the right amount of
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
>From the company's POV, aren't they likely to benefit from setting you up on dates that either go mildly unfortunately, or leading to a short-term relationship at best? The customers are paying for dates after all, not long te
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
When I was single I absolutely hated the mandatory 1-3 days chatting that was necessary until it became acceptable to ask someone on a date. One day I encountered the dating app Breeze (only in Dutch) which works with the same swiping gimmi
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
I Had never heard of streamlit before, but it looks extremely nice!
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
From a legal perspective there are no required internal controls on the flow of crypto going in and out. Apparently when there is a couple of hundred million worths of crypto sitting in a wallet, it becomes real tempting to go to the racetr
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
That's what I came here to say as well, this simply can't be right. Apparently these numbers come from a self-reported survey, so either the questioning was vague/confusing, people are not reporting the truth for whatever rea
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Maybe only tangentially related, but I can share some of my personal experiences with hires at my current job. I work for a mid-size IT consultancy agency in the Netherlands which prides itself on almost exclusively hiring people with a mas
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
What worked for me is signing up for a crossfit gym and try going there at least 3 times a week before work, at my gym they have classes at 7:00 which means I'll be home at 8:15 which is plenty of time to get ready for my first meetin
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
I'm confused, Wikipedia lists the Atlantic Blue Fin Tuna as "least concern". Is the author being dramatic or is the wiki page inaccurate? That being said, the part about people speculating on animal extinction was new to me a
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
It's an European standard, so maybe the criteria are different in Australia? My current apartment has an E rating and it has double paned windows everywhere, floor + ceiling insulation and I have neighbours on all side including above
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Definitely, here in the Netherlands a law has recently been passed that mandates that all rented houses should have a minimum energy efficiency rating of D. IMO it should have been a C rating, but at least its something.
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Though I understand the reasoning behind your proposal, it has to be noted that it's massively unfair towards lower incomes. Simply because these are the people who either don't have the money to reduce the energy usage of their h
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by Pepe1vo 4y ago
Written in Ruby though[0] and pretty badly at that (or so they claim themselves) [0] https://github.com/lobsters/lobsters

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