Yokohiii

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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
That's an odd opinion about a language with a lot of class related features. I can only assume you have a very strong definition of OOP.
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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
> Also, you may be forced to use language features you don't This is quite important and often overlooked. An annoying fallacy is that people think some features are optional, but once they get heavily used, they aren't anymore
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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
Well I guess we could even take a step back and say "hustle culture" instead of crypto bubble. Those people act like they are they are hard working to create financial freedom, but in reality they take every opportunity to get the
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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
In a team environment, half of the job is communication. That LLMs do a better job if you know what you are asking for is old news. But to be honest, I usually don't care to write properly into an LLM prompt. An LLM will ignore grammar
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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
I assume you have absolutely no clue what it refers to. Handmade Hero is a long running yt series by Casey Muratori. He builds a game engine from scratch, no cheats, no shortcuts, straight to the metal (from C-ish perspective). So you learn
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by Yokohiii 9mo ago
My former company had the brilliant idea to outsource native app development to india. This was mabye 2015 in germany and they tried to roll out the app for several years. There were severe communication and quality problems. Our company wa
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
I disagree with most of the article, but your response to that quote is quite a lot. "Purist" doesn't say much without context, but you imply perfection and to a wider degree excessive escalation of not-good-enough. I don&#x2
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
The article glorifies neurodiversity as an wanted trait, which is perfectly suited to build perfect software. There are no downsides, you just have to sooth neurodivergent people somehow with some dim cozy lighting and silence. I wish some
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Where do you live?
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Reality check for those who dream to be off the grid, while still benefiting from the grid they despise.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
LinkedIn? I think LinkedIn is the only platform that demands a specific style that is completely alien to the internet.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
I wanted to read about their AphyOS operating system, but it seems that information about it is also quite minimal. So I assume an modified stock android, with their services bolted on.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
This comment is an excellent example of low quality content. It's all wrong and hallucinated to point out a conflict between things that do not exist. An AI can generate this crap, but only if you ask it the wrong way. Maybe publishing
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
There are probably a fair share of people that care. But I said "most" and stand by it. Maybe you are american? Around here we don't ask how the cattle was fed, maybe in high end restaurants and markets, but that is obviously
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
> And what makes you think that you (or any other human) are somehow morally superior and would do a better job if subject to the same environment and pressures? Morals are necessary for humans to live together. We all shape them, we are
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
I have a huge problem with your use of "moralism" as a term. For me it appears to be used pejoratively as an act to weaken the concept of morals at large. (Which isn't your invention but something you probably picked up.) We
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Bezos was at least controversial to some when he was amazon CEO, now he started spending his fortunes and looks like a complete douche. A touch of humbleness creates sympathy with people that cope with reality.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
I think moralism is an side effect of the demise of spiritualism in the west. We somehow have to shape moral values, the lack of a framework for it makes it feel blunt and chaotic. That being said, I find it odd to moralize on moralism. We
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
I am pretty sure most people don't care how their steak made it's on their table.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Oh at least ginger bill does, I remember bill talking about odin's context feature which was loosely inspired by jai.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
It's so lazy and dumb. The wildest thing about it, is that they could mostly delay required cookies to the second contact, first interaction or at the time it's actually required. Raw first contact engagement can be tracked cookie
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Did Jon state that he intends to release as open source? I am not sure he is the guy to the stressful route. If it all he would probably go long release cycles without considering public feedback too much. He also stated recently that he do
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
The language is in closed beta, there isn't exhaustive details available. You can see interviews and some details on YT if you look up Jon(athan) Blow with suitable topics.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
So you have no idea about web dev?
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Next up TailwindSyscall!
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Not everyone is doing the AIch
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Your initial judgement of using sync.Pool is quite overboard. The average go dev would wind up goroutines without much thought and pull in mutexes to avoid trouble. That's a hard thing to manage, using sync.Pool is comparatively easy.
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You forgot the link.
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Best way to deal with it to accept that it's impossible to do well and reliably.
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by Yokohiii 10mo ago
Yea with more context it suddenly makes sense :p Interesting, [...] syntax works here as expected. So escape analysis simply doesn't look at the element list.

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