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   by aatd86 1y ago

   oh ok. What does it require? CRDTs?
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   So soon enough, everyone will be able to vibecode game assets and players will be able to create their own character designs on-the-fly? Sweet although I also feel for designers as a profession.
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   I must be a bit dense on this little Sunday morning but I don't quite get the problem solved. Is it an issue with reactivity between browser tabs? Hence the use of the Broadcast Channel API? The reactivity being implemented in svelte,
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   Time to become a warlock.
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   The question is would he have been happy if he hadn't been successful?
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   LLMs definitely have personalities. And changing ones at that. gemini free tier was great for a few days but lately it keeps gaslighting me even when it is wrong (which has become quite often on the more complex tasks). To the point I am co
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   For me it's the opposite. As long as I ask for small tasks, or error checking, it can help. But I'd rather think of the overall design myself because I tend to figure out corner cases or superlinear complexities much better. I dev
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   They also provide free hosting. Besides, compute is not free and alledgedly llms require a lot of it. Personally, I would look at the numbers before complaining. Where you are right though is that it does lower the barrier for people to cop
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   by aatd86 1y ago

   Yes it's sigils that are the culprits more often than not. They are often semantically irrelevant and just make things easier to parse for the machines. Happy Go doesn't indulge too much in them.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    those "low-energy" days haha
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    One unix, two multics. /jk
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    Have you tried suno? How does it compare?
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I am interested in any answer to this > If the request is something like /user/detail/12345 and user 12345 doesn't exist, what should the response be? This is quite an interesting question. If we consider that webserv
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    Interesting. And yes, implicitly, if there are top-universities, that would mean that the full educational system is functioning properly. It's mostly to be understood as a signal. Thank you for the article. It's quite enlightenin
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. It's not bad.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    That's interesting but I am wondering in which order to prioritise capital deployment: 1. Education and Health 2. Agriculture for self-sufficiency 3. Infrastructures 4. Housing and Urban planning? The second, third and fourth items are
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    Some people download mobile apps everyday but are afraid all of a sudden of SPAs which is a similar development model. Doesn't make sense.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    Why does it segfault? Because you have not used a sufficiently clever value for the integer that wouldn't when used as an address? Just wondering. Realistically that would be quite rare since it is obvious that this is unprotected shar
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I remember watching wrestling and thunder in paradise. He was the man for this. Peace.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I believe swiftUI doesn't give access to the UI tree elements unlike UIkit. So I assume you're not allowing the use of the xml-like code to be in control of the UI? It's rather just an alternative to write swiftUI code? How d
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    They are not first class in the language but I think I remember the compiler having them as a representation for some language objects. Maybe https://go.dev/src/go/types/tuple.go
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I think it could be retroffited but would require a syntax to have a variable marked as being a tuple. If we look behind the curtains, go functions somehow return tuples that are automatically unrolled into respective variables, sometimes.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    *hahaha* shudders
24. 234.▲
    by aatd86 1y ago

    Because we are not composed of cells, right? (in jest)
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    It's not fields but methods.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    highfalutin... I didn't know that word :D I actually believe otherwise, AI risks fossilizing our programming languages expressiveness and developper experience, shunting any possibility of improvements that is not envoded in its data s
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    When you want to abstract on structs "having" a given field (by name) of a given type, I think. Although that may come in Go at some point.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    All I know is that if my coding ability had been measured through mandatory assignments that I would be force-fed without any immediate need, I would have been disgusted. "Locking-in" on some esoteric topics just because one wants
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    Good for you but most people don't even know what a preflight request is so I would maintain my position that it is not obvious.
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    by aatd86 1y ago

    I don't think that everyone is capable of or should be implementing csrf protection or cors handling. While the standard library is an awesome starting point, telling people that it is sufficient is not going to convince them.