YuukiRey

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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I believe that it's currently best to wait until everyone has had a chance to cool down a bit and then see what state the original Nix project is in. There has certainly been a lot of drama and I don't think it's just a vocal
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
On the one hand I am not a fan of commenting on documents without having read them in their entirety, but on the other hand it would probably take weeks to dive into the details of the discussion threads about the various PRs and initiative
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
Maybe it would be less puzzling if he called it coaching, since it sounds like that’s what is it.
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
Blog posts like this have noble intentions but since they often lack real world examples and actual code, I don't find them very useful. Everyone has a different interpretation of what constitutes dumb or simple code. In fact, the abse
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I think it's good and important that people occasionally call this out. Same as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39315585 I don't understand why you'd consider this "low hanging fruit". What cou
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I skimmed the CSS and I don't see the appeal. There's no reason, in my opinion, to give a section a default `4rem` vertical padding. Given that the stylesheet is really small, I'd at best consider this a solution for a tiny p
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
It might be a bit early to invest in the documentation of APIs and implementations that are still subject to significant change. For the stable parts of the stdlib this would indeed be a very welcome change and would also lower the barrier
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Zig Roadmap 2024 [video](youtube.com)
65 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|34 comments
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
It’s too bad this requires a Nerd font to be installed according to the landing page. I just don’t think that belongs in a terminal emulator and it should be optional
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I think what they were trying to say is that Tokio ended up being a general purpose async runtime so naturally it can't be the most optimal solution for every case. But because various libraries kind of force you into Tokio, it's
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
Hmmm.... I think that's because to use one of the React hooks you need to import them from React. If you create your own hook it'll eventually use something like "useState" internally, which leads you to "import { u
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The State of Async Rust: Runtimes(corrode.dev)
5 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|0 comments
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I’m not a linguist but this use of after seems to at least imply a link. Strictly speaking it’s only the temporal relation of two facts but I’d reckon that a lot of people will read this after in the sense of because.
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
https://www.fbrs.io/ Most recently: Two Years of Using Nix and Home Manager
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I 100% agree with this. Whenever I force myself to really, really do the simplest and dumbest thing first it leads to a better outcome. I get to a working version of the feature quicker. From that, I get more insights. Sometimes I even real
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Two Years of Using Nix and Home Manager(fbrs.io)
3 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|0 comments
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Worst Practices in Software Development: Pamela Fox Won't Quit Vi(youtube.com)
1 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|0 comments
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The Slow Poison of Endless Fantasy(youtube.com)
7 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|2 comments
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I submitted this because people working in technology are often quite exposed to the various sources of "slow poison" that the video alludes to. I hope that the HN crowd finds this video interesting and can relate to the submissio
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
Too bad this didn't get as much discussion as the other, recent submission from this blog. I myself have started therapy about a year ago after unsuccessfully trying to cope with some form of mild depression for many years. As a millen
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
I could definitely imagine that shootings and the subsequent drills have a negative effect on children's mood. What I meant was that this effect would be limited to the US, whereas the data presented in his articles seems to often cove
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
But the author isn't arguing that mental health only became a problem in 2010, if I understand your post correctly. They're claiming it became more of a problem because of social media use, particularly among girls, no? If by &quo
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
That's not why the line was drawn. > In the rest of this Substack post, I offer a preview of the evidence that a mental illness epidemic emerged around 2012 All of the charts have this line to highlight how the chart relates to the
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
Which period are you referring to? According to https://jonathanhaidt.substack.com/i/101249738/increases-in-... this is not the case.
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Why some researchers think I’m wrong about social media and mental illness(jonathanhaidt.substack.com)
377 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|536 comments
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by YuukiRey 3y ago
> Latest Xcode 14.3 supports building applications that target macOS 10.13. That is not what the parent said
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Interfaces in Zig(zig.news)
2 points by YuukiRey 3y ago|0 comments
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All you need is data and functions(mckayla.blog)
2 points by YuukiRey 4y ago|1 comments
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by YuukiRey 4y ago
So someone might be 3 pages in and really like what they're seeing but upon hearing the word LISP they turn around and decide they suddenly dislike it? Considering that people can't even really decide on what constitutes LISP (Is
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by YuukiRey 4y ago
This was an enjoyable read. I liked the prose. Just before reading the article I watched a VLog by Jisoo where she is exploring various cities as part of the BLACKPINK world tour. I often complain about not being able to travel, and that I’

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