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by Seb-C 2y ago
Ah, I see. I don't know, but I would bet that the sum of all corner cases and exceptions in the world would make it pretty hard to confidently eliminate any "obvious" characters. From a technical standpoint, unicode emojis ar
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by Seb-C 2y ago
> I'm curious if anyone can think of any other non-alphabetic characters used in legal names around the world, in other scripts? Latin characters are NOT allowed in official names for Japanese citizens. It must be written in Japanes
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I have been on the side of the free and anonymous internet for a long time. But honestly, I am not sure about how I feel anymore. Internet has become a jungle where scams, lies, all sort of crimes, propaganda and manipulations from hostile
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I mean that the employees escalates it, not the companies.
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by Seb-C 2y ago
This definitely exists, even when switching jobs. However I would say that IMO it's another case of foreigners buzzing by depicting boring and common stuff under a "weird Japan" light. Shitty companies manipulating employees
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AWS BuilderCards(aws.amazon.com)
22 points by Seb-C 2y ago|11 comments
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Since I read the story "The Road Not Taken" from Harry Turtledove, I cannot stop thinking that we might eventually discover that the question of the conflict between the general relativity and quantum theories is something so simp
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The history of the path separator in Japanese and Korean Windows(devblogs.microsoft.com)
1 points by Seb-C 2y ago|0 comments
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I am developing a game called Astral Divide, which has in common with Factorio to have factories and a tech tree. Until this week, I had a fancy tree visualization similar to the article's content (except that the location of the nodes
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Prep: Golang Comptime(github.com)
106 points by Seb-C 2y ago|25 comments
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Maybe not observe directly, but analyzing and understanding the thinking process is exactly what psychoanalysis is doing actually. But it takes the help of another person to be able to reach those unconscious thoughts.
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I have a similar problem on my Zenfone, there is a weird delay between key presses, especially when repeating a character twice, so that I often fail my password.
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Custom Linting Rules in Go(github.com)
3 points by Seb-C 2y ago|0 comments
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by Seb-C 2y ago
That is just not true. My grand parents migrated from Spain to France and my family perfectly assimilated. I never once in my life felt like anyone of us was not accepted as French. Now I decided to myself live in Japan and I hear the very
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Because yield is implemented as a callback, there is no compiler magic to automatically stop the iteration when the caller side uses break or continue, so this condition cannot really be avoided. Also there are many cases where you might ne
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I don't know why most examples about the Go iterators shows unnecessarily convoluted examples. The authors probably don't know as much of the language as they think they do. Go is far from perfect and certainly has a lot of flaws,
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Nice article. I have done a somewhat similar experiment a while ago and achieved to fit quite a lot of particles with a basic physics simulation. https://github.com/Seb-C/gravity
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Go 1.23 Release Candidate 1 is released(groups.google.com)
1 points by Seb-C 2y ago|0 comments
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Very few places banned crypto mining from wasting energy when it was the "bubble of the moment", so I doubt that anything will happen for AIs (that are — at least — not as worthless).
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by Seb-C 2y ago
> [...] absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, making it a negative carbon emission technology. The only byproduct is water [...] I remember enough of my high-school lessons to wonder what happens to the C in "CO2" if you
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by Seb-C 2y ago
I still haven't found any interest in this wave of AIs for coding, mostly because writing code hasn't been a bottleneck for me since I learned vim and started using it as my only tool. Knowing what to write and how to organize the
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by Seb-C 2y ago
When I write code, I usually get a complete understanding of the problem and constraints. I have a picture in my mind of all the edge cases and branching that can happen, which most of the time allows me to write correct code without bugs.
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by Seb-C 2y ago
In my experience, most language developers don't even know how arrays/slices/lists works, or that they are reallocating stuff all over the place in ridiculously inefficient ways. They don't even know the difference betwe
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by Seb-C 2y ago
> Quest has 6+ million monthly active users. Steam 2-3 million. There is no way that those numbers are right. EDIT: Yeah, Steam has 120 million active users per month. And the 6+ million users for Quest is from 2022, during the pandemic
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by Seb-C 2y ago
By that definition, nothing is a choice because nothing is 100% certain in life. Even for something as simple as deciding to "go shopping" tomorrow, there is some probability that it does not happen. But it is still my decision to
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by Seb-C 2y ago
"your work" means "your responsibility" or "your part of the deal" here, not "you get legal ownership of the project". The premise of a working contract being that you have to work in exchange for a s
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by Seb-C 2y ago
As someone who cares about his work, has strong professional ethics and wisely chooses his employers to not end-up in such environments, no I don't. The worst places for me are precisely those where you can get by with 1~2h of work a d
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by Seb-C 2y ago
LLMs does not store information though. Language is a tool to convey information. LLMs are only about the language, not the information.
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Not bad, so instead of having people spend time making powerpoints and then give presentations while everyone else pretends to listen, now the presenter can auto generate it while everyone else pretends to have clicked the link. This is a m
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by Seb-C 2y ago
Someone probably wanted a promotion, or to use the latest shiny framework rather than an existing codebase.

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