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Not op, but I converted an online card game etg.dek.im from React to Solid. What helped is that I don't use any of other React libraries Used to use redux, got rid of it. Used to use react-spring, got rid of it
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You're using yourself as a refuting example, but at the end you disqualify yourself by being 4th out of 20000 in some undisclosed math ranking
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It happened. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dJpjSX-aDXI
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Also amazing with birds is how effectively they've evolved intelligence with a small brain https://medicalxpress.com/news/2016-06-term-bird-brain.html
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Kind of reminds me of the concept of spheres in randomizers
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They didn't tell me that one. I could hardly read at 8 Once I started reading tho things really opened up for me
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The latter. Most of CPython is C you don't need compiler to run
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Their point is that without concerted effort the elected officials will follow Trump as long as elections in red states align with Trump's political funding > Congress has a duty to uphold the constitution, not to play political mon
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Nathan Fielder was ahead of things calling smoke detectors instruments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3x87jemLFyo
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No
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I'm guilty of this too https://github.com/PeerDB-io/peerdb/blob/d36da8bb2f4f6c1c821... The inner channel is a poor man's future. Came up with this to have lua runtimes be able to process in parallel
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It applies when it can be said literally: gaming communities. There people will complain about athletes pushing their edge For example, the 2019 blizzcon SC2 finals where Zerg overran with a busted Nydus meta. You can't blame Reynor &a
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there's something of a semantic tarpit where a concept is complete enough to be able to applied universally. compression is tied to incomputability (Kolgomorov Complexity) & true AI (both in terms of prediction & that finding s
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I switched to this as the narrow version was best working on a 12" monitor
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To add on here, this is how I've been able to do it I started contributing to OSS in highschool, worked in closed source to get by, kept up contributions, eventually got hired by Citus through an HN Who's Hiring right when they go
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Curious how well transforms on circles could be composed to animate these animals
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CBOR seems a bit more complicated. I've written a few msgpack encoders/decoders, usually over a weekend using https://github.com/msgpack/msgpack/blob/master/spec.md See https://githu
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heh, I feel it, I'm in Canada where oral healthcare is deemed cosmetic. Giving us some 22minutes satire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZsUp-DHMZ4 "do people really need to see & chew?" That said, WHO d
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7546136 over half the table salt in France has fluoride This Nevada health info has an in depth response on page 5 https://dpbh.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/dpbhnvgov/conten
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Fluorinated table salt. Naturally fluorinated water sources. Public healthcare that covers dental European policy isn't based on modern fluoridation being dangerous, it's based on having alternative systems in place (which vary b
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Do you consider Go OOP?
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I think this is a good tax (in terms of creating incentives), but defending progressive vs regressive based on where the money goes is a bad take. Money is liquid
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This is why I push for gofumpt over gofmt
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Overall seems good, but I find it interesting she says it teaches to always be the smartest person in the room when the book often reflected Feynman as being somewhat simple, going on about reliance on mental tricks in comparison to his co
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Yes, but that's the most recent one I assume people are talking about But maybe they mean https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20240828211117.9422-1-wedsonaf@...
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https://asahilinux.org/2025/02/passing-the-torch
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Also in that thread is Greg KH: https://lore.kernel.org/rust-for-linux/2025021954-flaccid-pu... > C++ isn't going to give us any of that any decade soon, and the C++ language committee issues seem to be pointin
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`return goto f()` syntax in C seems interesting I had a similiar idea that Python could have `return from f()` to support tail calls without the issues raised about implicit tail calls
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Rust tends to handle this well. It'll share c if possible, or split dependencies. Cargo.lock preserves exact resolution
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Odd story given your comment. Story is about being mugged for wearing a device. 15 years ago a fellow student had someone walk up to them, ask to see their phone, then bolt off with it. Tho that student was pretty tall so he laughed it off

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