Touche

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by Touche 4y ago
I think few people think that C is "inherently good". Many of us still like C because it is inherently simple . That doesn't mean that it's good. It just means that we value simple and will take some (a lot!) of bad to
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by Touche 4y ago
I think this is a little disingenuous. 99% of the D ecosystem uses the GC. You probably can't use most of it if you put @nogc on main. 99% of the D ecosystem of docs and articles assumes using the GC. You're going to struggle lear
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by Touche 4y ago
A Golang implementation https://github.com/superseriousbusiness/gotosocial
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by Touche 4y ago
Weird that rebuild is absent in these benchmarks.
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by Touche 4y ago
Are animals not sentient? They lack some qualities you are ascribing.
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by Touche 4y ago
There's some good advice here but this one is 100% wrong: > natural vs. synthetic hair doesn't matter
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by Touche 4y ago
It feels to me like humans need darkness more than other animals to sleep. I'm curious if this another excuse rather than a real issue.
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by Touche 4y ago
This doesn't seem right at all, a critic's job is to drive page views and nothing more. What you are describing is how critic's like to perceive themselves.
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by Touche 5y ago
How do you perform side effects in Unison (like reading a file as an example)?
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by Touche 5y ago
I would have made this be /about or something like that and had the landing page be something more traditional. I don't think repeat visitors are going to want to scroll through a presentation like that all of the time. But that c
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by Touche 5y ago
They should not require doctors notes for using the bathroom. Be a human.
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by Touche 5y ago
I've ran into a similar problem but not a quota error, sometimes large Blobs simply fail to save for no reason in Chrome. It's only certain blobs and not others. Never tracked down why, but it rendered idb unusable for me in that
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by Touche 5y ago
Which specific feature of PWAs is non-standard?
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by Touche 5y ago
You're concentrating on the time period when IE was the only game in town and ignoring the 10 or so years post Firefox/Chrome (until basically they switched to Chromium) when it was behind the times and was a tremendous drain on w
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by Touche 5y ago
I'm an artist that doesn't like photorealism. I can appreciate the skill without wanting to spend much time looking at it. The imperfections and accidents are what make art pieces interesting to me.
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by Touche 5y ago
I've never understood the appeal of photorealistic art anyways, so I'll be happy to be labeled a snob that likes art that looks like art.
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by Touche 5y ago
Typical security engineer opinion. This "feature" is costing the industry tens, perhaps hundreds of million of dollars in wasted salary hours but it's worth it to you in the off-chance .1% are even potentially affected. Becau
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by Touche 5y ago
Was Fidel being offered sanctions to end by releasing a specific hostage? Or was he being asked to relinquish power?
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by Touche 5y ago
No use of airspace and no trade with NATO countries until the prisoners are released. It would take a week.
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by Touche 5y ago
Sanctions are almost always too weak. Any sanction that the government can withstand is too weak and will have the affect you describe. A strong sanction that says "release the prisoner immediately" will be short and not affect ci
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by Touche 5y ago
I think it comes down to viewing habits. If you like to browse and watch anything interesting then recommendations are probably good enough and you'll like YouTube. But if you're looking for something specific (which I tend to do)
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by Touche 5y ago
I searched for lawn care videos 2 years ago and still get suggestions in my feed. The videos might be great, but it's not a subject I want to watch. This is pretty common from what I see.
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by Touche 5y ago
The suggestions I get look good too but I'm rarely just looking for anything interesting to watch, I want to watch something specific.
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by Touche 5y ago
How do you find this stuff? YouTube is so full of absolute garbage that's it's a struggle to find something worth watching. I watch painting videos on YouTube but spend way too much time digging.
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by Touche 5y ago
It's like having a startup with 1 full-time salesperson and 3 part-time engineers. It would never work unless you already have a product (which Babel does). I sort of get the idea of spending your money trying to sale an existing produ
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by Touche 5y ago
Can you imagine taking a job at his startup. You have a bad week, run into a hard problem and start to sweat that your commit log isn't full enough.
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by Touche 5y ago
That's single threaded perf, so takes away a huge advantage of Go. Also doesn't include startup time (node is slow to start)
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by Touche 5y ago
Got has submodules which solves this but for some reason people decided to stop using them a while back.
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by Touche 5y ago
Ok, sure. If Go wasm is only useful for games... and I'm pretty sure game developers are picking C++ or Rust, then that's a severe limitation.
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by Touche 5y ago
Go binary size makes it not an option for wasm.

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