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by Zababa 4y ago
From another article by the same person: https://cajundiscordian.medium.com/what-is-lamda-and-what-do... > One of the things which complicates things here is that the “LaMDA” to which I am referring is not a chatbot. It
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Eating a salad at your desk may not be the most memorable kind of lunch, but at least you can get some work done. In France, that's forbidden. > The French labor code prohibits workers from eating lunch in the workplace. Is tha
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by Zababa 4y ago
Interesting, I've seen the same discussion but applied to OCaml and with an option type vs an exception. For example, the module List has both List.nth that raises Failure if the list is too short, and List.nth_opt that returns None of
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by Zababa 4y ago
I currently have "Pull Shark" for having made pull requests that have been merged. This works on my own repos, I'm not sure if this is intended.
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That's not the case for me, as Netflix and Disney+ don't have what I want to watch.
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by Zababa 4y ago
I should have said "expensive compared to digital stuff", you're right that it doesn't cost an individual millions to copy a book. But compared to copying a mp3, it takes a lot of time.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Why? Libraries loan you books and paper does not have any DRM. Works fine. Because books are physical objects, copying them is expensive. Digital data doesn't have that problem.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> iddled with fakes, malware I've never had fakes nor malware in ~10 years of downloading stuff.
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by Zababa 4y ago
Small question, what are the use cases? From what I understand (I might be wrong), distributed actors is a way to distribute your actors on multiple computers. And again, from what I understand, Swift is mostly used for stuff that runs on o
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by Zababa 4y ago
Toit is roof in French.
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by Zababa 4y ago
I'd say for a Ruby programmer. I've tried installing Jekyll on Ubuntu multiple times and every time it ended up in disaster following fights with Ruby/rbenv/gem/bundler/Jekyll itself.
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by Zababa 4y ago
For me, "high-performance TypeScript framework" implies that it's high-performance compared to other TypeScript frameworks rather than high-performance period. In the benchmark pages ( https://deepkit.io/benchm
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by Zababa 4y ago
The benchmark page doesn't load anything for me https://deepkit.io/benchmarks .
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Stack / cabal, haddock, htest can be comparable to Rust’s tooling. I don't think they are. Having used both, Rust's tooling is more accessible to beginners, which makes a big difference. I find it even easier to use than
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by Zababa 4y ago
I didn't know about ECT even after searching for a while. Maybe it's lacking in visibility? I'll give it a try. As for pingo, I can run it without issues with wine. I would personally prefer an open source tool though, so if
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by Zababa 4y ago
I've tried a few, the best one was pingo ( https://css-ig.net/pingo ). pingo -s9 gives better results than oxipng with Zopfli, while being usually two order of magnitudes faster. It's also faster than "regular&
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by Zababa 4y ago
> the likelihood that you could actually use their charger with another device (especially of a different class) is at best a coin toss. I've been able to use all my USB-C chargers for all my USB-C devices. That's 4 chargers an
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by Zababa 4y ago
Github organization: https://github.com/binpash Github project: https://github.com/binpash/pash
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by Zababa 4y ago
I like it a lot. Currently I can charge my work laptop, my personal laptop, my phone and my earbuds with an USB-C charger. If USB-C was standarized I could also charge my e-reader (micro usb) and my headphones (micro usb). That's going
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by Zababa 4y ago
https://joearms.github.io/index.html#Index
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by Zababa 4y ago
You said that the most interesting stories get adapted into anime, not that there are some anime that are good. The first statement is false, the second is true.
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Newcomers often refuse to try rust's excellent native threading support and jump right to the badly tacked-on, lets-write-javascript-in-rust monstrosity called async. To be fair, many of those newcomers have heard that threaded co
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by Zababa 4y ago
> Plus, thankfully Japan's entertainment industry is going strong by having the different mangas compete with each other until the most interesting stories get adapted into an anime. That's not really true, it's usually th
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by Zababa 4y ago
> I specifically said “where did we go wrong,” isn’t that taking responsibility? That would be taking responsibility as a generation if the generation as a whole was asking that and taking steps to fix it. That doesn't seem to be th
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by Zababa 4y ago
I don't really see how can an open source project that you can self host be abused. Do you have any example of that happening?
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by Zababa 4y ago
I don't really think it's fair to call parenthood a "personal choice". It's not a complete necessity like food and water, but it's also not a complete personal choice like getting a tattoo. The majority of huma
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by Zababa 4y ago
Has there been any issues because of that, or is this just speculation on your part? The codebase is open source so it's not like they can hide anything.
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by Zababa 4y ago
I understand how migrations issues could be a problem, but how is the nonstandard web framework and the logic in the templates a problem as a user? Maybe it makes it harder for you to contribute to the project (and probaably for other peopl
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by Zababa 4y ago
That's true, hence my "in a way". My contributions and the "an amazing project" contributions are not the same. There are lots of open source projects that have some infrastructure in place to help new people get th
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by Zababa 4y ago
That's what happened for me in a way. My first PRs were stuff like fixing dead links, typos, stuff like that. Now I regularly do PRs to fix stuff that's broken, either code or documentation.

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