Zababa

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by Zababa 5y ago
Your side note is a really good point. I think it's renforced today with the reliance on libraries. These days, the "blub-iness" [1] of your language is not only the language itself, but mostly the libraries. Also, it's
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by Zababa 5y ago
> Unfortunately, this size_t is also passed to functions whose size argument is an int (a signed 32-bit integer), not a size_t. Is this the type of things that could be caught by a linter or strict compilation rules? This seems to be to
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by Zababa 5y ago
I don't want to dismiss your personal experience, this is just a general comment. "a loving, pretty privileged family" is not uncompatible with "childhood trauma".
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by Zababa 5y ago
Reading about your experience makes me realize that the mindfulness industry is probably another case of trying to remove the human element to improve scalability, with terrible results.
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by Zababa 5y ago
That's totally fair. My point was, your experience (usually) stops at some point without you having to do anything. That doesn't seem to be the case with meditation.
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by Zababa 5y ago
This is probably a relatively naive observation, but I've found that the way some people describe meditation and how their mind change is sometimes the same as how people describe their experience under psychadelics. These bad side eff
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by Zababa 5y ago
> 2-3 year email retention on corp email. I work at a big company that does this, but with 6 months. While I understand why they would do that, often some knowledge is lost with these emails. And usually I don't know what's kno
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by Zababa 5y ago
The line would be "considered good/considered bad" I think. It's fuzzy, but saying something is "a money-making tourist attraction" is usually passing a different value judgement compared to "a museum&quot
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by Zababa 5y ago
I don't know much about antidepressant in general so please forgive my ignorance, but isn't it a problem that other antidepressants have too?
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by Zababa 5y ago
I've seen a few time things like that, you often see short and weird videos in the millions of views with everyone saying in the comments that they came suddenly due to the algorithm. I've always had this theory that at some peopl
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by Zababa 5y ago
That applies to a lot of things. Microprocessors, keyboards, screens, hardware in general, compilers, OS, databases, CLI tools, text editors, browsers, drivers, etc. I like to think of it as a great achievement, that I don't have to th
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by Zababa 5y ago
> To top it off, the article randomly throws in "I love and appreciate you for who you are :heart:" I find these statements really weird when they're made by total strangers. They strike me as shallow.
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by Zababa 5y ago
I was with an organized tour so it was relatively safe. I wouldn't go alone without proper training and equipment though. For the water, we drunk some "local" water at the inn. I think/hope that it's treated properl
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by Zababa 5y ago
If writing code for your abstraction isn't faster and the resulting code isn't faster, then surely not using it is useful sometimes? "better visibility of platform dependencies, easier security audit, portablity, ease of refa
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by Zababa 5y ago
There is a cost though, the browser already knows HTML so using it for state has no cost, while adding something in pure JS does. For example, look at payload sizes. > In all of my programming exp, back-end or front-end, "the platfo
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by Zababa 5y ago
That's the first time I hear the word "farde". Thanks for sharing.
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by Zababa 5y ago
We had geiger counters at all time on us. The most radioactive areas were a buried village, the sand under the douga that was used to wash it, and a can filled with garbage in Pripyat (which was by far the most radioactive things). Probably
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by Zababa 5y ago
From what I understand, LLVM will still be used for release builds, while the self-holsted compiler will be used for quick feedback.
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by Zababa 5y ago
I think it's a great idea! Small question: since you're batching launches because there are too much of them, are you planning to do the same with job ads?
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by Zababa 5y ago
I'm curious, why do you see this as a money-making tourist attraction and not as another way of visiting a museum?
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by Zababa 5y ago
I've never operated heavy equipment myself and have no idea what would be good or bad driving. Could you explain a bit more? I'm curious.
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by Zababa 5y ago
Website seems to be down: https://archive.is/vGC6C Anecdotally, I've visited Chernobyl and I remember seeing somewhere a few empty cans and an empty vodka bottle. Both looked pretty recent. I've also seen the bus
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by Zababa 5y ago
From what I understand Python uses reference counting, which is a type of garbage collection that allows you to have deterministic performance, almost no "pauses" but at the cost of performance. About the consistency, I think that
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by Zababa 5y ago
I don't think they are equal. On the web, the "react approach" is seems to be really good if not the best for medium-complexity apps. Under that, it creates more complexity than it solves and over that it can affect the perfo
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by Zababa 5y ago
I think the problem is that Hitman 3 is only on the epic store, while Hitman 1 and 2 are on steam.
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by Zababa 5y ago
In France, most people infected are young (< 55 years old), part of it because we could only access the vaccine at a later date than older people. Everyone that I know got their two shots, but most of them got the second less than a week
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by Zababa 5y ago
I think there are two ways of looking at things: the DOM is the view layer, created as a function of the state (React and things like that), or the DOM is the state and the view part is handled part by the DOM and part by the CSS. CSS alrea
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by Zababa 5y ago
> Buidling the next Google Docs or Notion app? Use React/Angular, etc. Wouldn't the performance of Google Docs suffer too much by using React? If I remember correctly they're switching to canvas-based rendering. Same thing
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by Zababa 5y ago
What do you mean by "impressive as hell"? From my (limited) understanding Go's GC is average.
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by Zababa 5y ago
> The first country/company to replace human labour with general bipedal robots, will reap wealth beyond imagination. Humans ARE genral bipedal robots. The price of these robots is determined by the minimum wage.

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