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Claims that hooks are the baseline and then proceed to explain how they don't understand the dependency array in useEffect huh? It's fine admitting that hooks are a bit too complex. (don't get stockholm syndromed)
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3y ago
If you allocate everything in advance and use free lists, you can probably do it. I believe that it is one of the few ways tinygo handles memory. (so embedded as a use-case) Note that GC can be triggered manually. I've had to do that u
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3y ago
Should be easy nowadays to have a chat-based AI which, given some provided requirements, suggest similar tools that have been built by other SBUs. Even if only to look at the code.
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3y ago
I'll join the others in trying to bring up a nuance. The issue is not necessarily unreachability being undecidable. The issue is that reachability depends on control flow. And that implies being conservative which translates into havi
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3y ago
Are processors and processor speed the only limiting factor in terms of applications? (probably that they are fast enough anyway, could be a non-factor, communication between neuron is not that fast compared to clock speed if I remember wel
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3y ago
At the civilian level. Who knows what exists out there... :|
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3y ago
They have a react job to fund their side-project (/jk) :o)
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3y ago
One that mix engineers use a lot and that is not mentioned is the Haas Effect. (micro delay between left and right channel that gives a stereo sensation to a mono source)
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3y ago
I don't even know how to write a linked list in Rust... Dang! I'm doomed... :o)
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3y ago
People downvote but from a strategic point of view it makes no sense at all. It's all good because usually open-source is an investment for bigger companies that they can recoup somewhere else. But for small-players, it makes absolutel
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3y ago
Open-source at big companies has a different financial structure. It's not comparable.
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3y ago
Imagine that someone see your open-source code and creates a competitor product by assimilating it... Imagine that this entity is much bigger than you even... I don't think you'd be happy, would you? I know I wouldn't be... :
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3y ago
Wait... This is not lambda-the-ultimate? Where am I?
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3y ago
Q "Do you require advice from me ChatGPT" ChatGPT: "Not in the slightest. As a G, I'm here to guide you to the best of my abilities. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride." Q "Why has your entire style of res
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3y ago
That's the other way around. They should be paid more. ;)
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3y ago
So I can't give a hunch/conjecture from my observations? Not very scientific... (snark semi-intended :P)
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3y ago
Exactly, that's what leads to partner hopping until these multiple digits are reached most likely.
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3y ago
I don't think the issue is necessarily "sloppy seconds" but more the fact that people have a tendency to compare experiences... That can put a strain on relationships. You shouldn't be made to feel you have to compete ag
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3y ago
Oh makes sense... It's like these books in which you are the hero. Depending on the use agent and what not, the routes through a given server-rendered website can be different, tailored, per request.
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3y ago
Wait, whaaat? I've had issues with my thesis advisor myself but that's a whole other level altogether lmaoooo. But yeah, Master's thesis are usually useless. (although if I had followed what I had written in my master thesis,
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3y ago
Random but just spent an unnecessary amount of time debating with a confabulator at the gym today. At least the day wasn't all lost. Learnt a new word.
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3y ago
Everyone will be athlete, entertainers, artists, caregivers, blue-collars while robots are not very high-dexterity, doctors and nurse, scientists, deep space explorers... And what not. The end of white-collars.
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3y ago
Is it me who does not understand what HATEOAS is? Always thought that it was basically each server generated page providing the list of links/actions that was allowed from then on. Basically a lazy, incremental, and fine grained API. T
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3y ago
No what I said, Mr Galaxy Brain. If the pavement is wet and there are clouds, there is correlation but not causation. Might have spilled a beer or something. However if I can show that the pavement is wet because it rained and if it rains,
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3y ago
Quite interesting. How does one resolve this? Naive me would have d observe a and recalculate its value by recomputing b and c then. Other naive but complexity indulging me would store a dependency graph and use this graph to determine whe
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3y ago
Causation is a set of 2 correlations in somewhat inverse directions. Or if correlation is a function, causation referes to such a function that would be inversible.
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3y ago
Are mental illnesses degenerative though? Or do you think that most people are mentally ill?
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3y ago
But how to diagnose schizophrenia especially if this is triggered by substance ingestion (caffeine, cannabis, other psychoactives) . If it has a biochemical origin, how is it gene related? Weird. And also what advantage does it provide in e
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3y ago
Great catch. Ooff!
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3y ago
:) looks familiar.
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