Zababa

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by Zababa 4y ago
Also great build tool and IDE support. Cargo and rust-analyzer by themselves make me not miss a GC that much.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> The Rust web server frameworks are approaching the ergonomics of Typescript web server frameworks. I don't think that's true at all, at least it wasn't for me. Async in Rust has always been hard for me, it seems that usi
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by Zababa 4y ago
ML is still right there, and yet people are adding its features to more popular languages (recently Java). OCaml had a compiler to JS released in 2010 (js_of_ocaml), yet Typescript was still released 2 years later. Is this because of techni
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by Zababa 4y ago
> The real problem workers faced was bad commutes. I'm not sure that's true. For example, I've read a lot of complaints about open offices. I personally have trouble working properly in open-offices. I would choose a job w
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by Zababa 4y ago
> When an engineer like this proposes something that adds unnecessary complexity, it's usually hard to argue with. The proposed change typically does indeed make the system objectively better, and they're the one taking respons
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by Zababa 4y ago
> it's usually much more efficient to eat plants directly instead of feeding them to animals. This is true for plants that can be eaten by humans. Animals eating grass on non-arable land on the other hand doesn't suffer from th
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by Zababa 4y ago
The first five yes. The first Touhou to be released on Windows was Touhou 6.
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by Zababa 4y ago
That seems false, bits may be unnecessary for information, or follow a pattern. For example: apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox apple fox 9 times "apple fox" Same information, less bits
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by Zababa 4y ago
"{" on a french keyboard is two key presses but at the same time (alt gr and 4), while ^ is two key presses one after the other, which makes it a bit slower. Most editors will also insert the corresponding } when you create a {. T
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by Zababa 4y ago
Knowing that someone else managed to learn it and can now just stop spirals of thoughts is a big help, thanks for sharing that
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by Zababa 4y ago
Thanks, it helps a lot to know that it's a skill that you can develop!
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by Zababa 4y ago
Add to that: if you do it in the morning try to have consistent sleep cycle, and make a "once and for all" decision for stuff like should you pee before, should you drink/take a shower before. Lots of things can influence you
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by Zababa 4y ago
Being ridiculed doesn't push me into action and just makes me feel worse, which tends to make me overeat more to cope. Different solutions work for différent people. Some dogs only react to positive reinforcement, others only to negati
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by Zababa 4y ago
I don't really get how you move on from something. Is this something you decide? Something that happens? Can you stop thinking about something only by wanting to? Whenever people talk about moving on, I feel as if they were talking abo
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Racism is not a synonym for discrimination in general That is true, sexism and ableism are not racism. > it does specifically refer to the construction of "whiteness" in a largely western context. It most certainly does no
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by Zababa 4y ago
On the other hand, he seems okay rejecting the USA-centric concept of race and says that I'm correct when I suggest that fighting against discriminations as a whole would be more productive. In my experience with the woke American pers
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by Zababa 4y ago
That's a totally fair point.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> This will hardly seem like a controversial opinion, but LLM are overhyped. Its certainly impressive to see the things people do with them, but they seem pretty cherry-picked to me. When I sat down with ChatGPT for a day to see if it co
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by Zababa 4y ago
I'm not really sure about the context here, but I know that I tend to humanize AIs, for example interacting with ChatGPT like with a regular human being, because I'm being nice to him and he's being nice to me in return. I do
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by Zababa 4y ago
I'll second the quality of his videos. I'm usually not a fan of stuff like that, because they tend to be not very precise, but he knows his stuff, and is able to compress it in a very short amount of time. Part of it is infotainem
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by Zababa 4y ago
It does actually. At least once a month I go on an multiple hours long quest to find an old thing, and frequently I can't find it.
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by Zababa 4y ago
4chan, that's usually fully anonymous, has on some boards threads IDs. You can see that this is the same perso in that thread, but can't link it to another person in another thread.
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by Zababa 4y ago
In one word: bullying. However, I don't think we should stop schools. In my case, homeschooling would have prevented a lot of suffering, but that didn't happen. Another thing I hate is how school and teachers are glorified all the
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by Zababa 4y ago
It is a better definition, but it's still not complete. For example, if I'm talking to Fred about a movie we both saw, and Fred found it really funny and I found it really tragic, and I can't manage to get my point accross, I
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by Zababa 4y ago
I wouldn't go as far as to say that all people are a toxin, but a lot are, that's for sure.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> You can help reverse these trends today without waiting for the researchers and policymakers to figure it all out. It’s the holidays: Don’t skip Thanksgiving with your family. Go to that holiday party (or throw one yourself). Go hang o
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by Zababa 4y ago
Is there any in particular that you would recommend? I'll admit that I have a negative prior for AI upscaling, as I've seen a few cases in I think iPhone pictures where the AI added things that weren't there. Ideally I'd
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by Zababa 4y ago
The soundtrack from Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters is absolutely incredible, just like the movie as a whole. I've been looking for a way to get prints of some parts of the movie, the last blu ray from Criterion has a small booklet wi
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by Zababa 4y ago
OCaml also has some of that, with Tezos, and Rust with Solana. I think it's because functional languages are thought as producing safer code, which is important in this industry.
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by Zababa 4y ago
It's used by Eio in OCaml for the Linux backend: https://github.com/ocaml-multicore/eio .

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