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by ac130kz 3y ago
I do, I work with Rust templates and worked with C++ templates. Obviously, people aren't asking for such a granular level of metaprogramming.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
It was really stuck at "in progress" for a looong time, and it's still in the working set, so it means that's going to take yet another 2-3 Dart releases and a few more to stabilize for production. > They're just
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by ac130kz 3y ago
So sad there is still no static metaprogramming. I've switched my career from a Flutter mobile dev over to backend, and there are still no updates on this an utterly important feature for Dart. This could've eliminated so much sic
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Another reminder why don't ever invest in China or live there, being silenced like a leashed dog for what you are without even trying to hide behind the laws is totally unacceptable.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
I've tried Podman for a few weeks, and I have to say that first experience is fine, I get that there are some differences in the setup. Aaaand then you come across all sorts of the small and medium cross-incompatibilities (flags, param
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Still no Wayland support.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
True, my granddad is 96, worked at a coal coking factory, recently overcome COVID, and is still a totally capable person. Like his body doesn't give a damn about challenges.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Well, it is known to change one's gut biome, which is not good either since gut bacteria control your mood, appetite, digestion capabilities. Nothing beats clean, non-tap water at room temperature.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
It's not that big of a problem compared to a performance oriented laptop, which is most probably on the cord 95% of the time anyways.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Native +: Great performance, Compose (with multiplatform) is awesome, you also can write basically anything -: Cost is at least 2-3x, if you use a lot of system dependent libraries (and you'll probably do), higher skill ceiling and har
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Nah, they are based on laptop components and cost twice as much.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
I got tired of laptops being: non-upgradable, poorly designed, overheating, having cheap components, cheap materials, so I'm switching to a backpackable mini-ITX build. For a journalist, even a first gen iPad should do the trick, but f
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by ac130kz 3y ago
In the middle of nowhere, I just listed the starting price xD
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by ac130kz 3y ago
It's only laughable. A few years ago I was thinking about migrating to Canada, and now I see houses priced around 1M CAD and salaries that are only 2x the amount I have now.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
You could run a Django Python project, and it will cause an extra 40 ms delay and insane 20-60 ms variance out of thin air due to the framework delay. The question is blatantly stupid.
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by ac130kz 3y ago
Let's just migrate to lemmy, reddit is EOL
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by ac130kz 4y ago
They didn't release the sources for aptX Lossless though, still seems like a good start
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Opus is not lossless
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by ac130kz 4y ago
The thing is, the designers of machine learning pipelines can now add these to the training sets
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I feel like most people have to evaluate their chances to bail out once in a while, as they get lost in their path. It prevents hours, days and years of useless anxiety for the weaker of us.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I'd argue that JavaScript and Lua are much simpler underneath the hood, there's only a handful of types to be aware of, hence easier to make a JIT for.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Quite sad to know that the dynamic nature of Python is preventing the speedups in the first place. I really hope there'll be a built-in optimizing JIT compiler without the limitations of PyPy, Codon, Nuitka, Numba, etc.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
If it's heavy like a "real" car, then yeah. It should be made relatively lightweight, like 300-400 kg in total.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Apart from the CO2 collection failure, the project is nice. I really hope small inexpensive (probably 3D printed) solar based EVs will find their market with the help of improved solar panel efficiency.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Higher chance of dementia might be caused by the genome or the lack of mental exercise, so it's not just food or unhealthy habits, rather an amalgamation of various factors.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
I'm still convinced that there's a huge gap in general relativity since it seems that "dark matter/energy" with no material evidence whatsoever is exactly that final correction term.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
NixOS stable or good ol Debian stable. Both are smooth, but NixOS is just such a joy to configure with generic hardware and software configurations, yet you don't get the feel that everything has to be manual like on Gentoo or Arch.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Too bad it is not ideal compared to a full-blown SQLAlchemy setup, and it's not production quality yet. Hopefully he'll get it done sooner or later.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Try out Django Rest Framework's generic views, it's such a beauty for making complete CRUDs with a few lines.
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by ac130kz 4y ago
Yeah, now imagine a system at the scale of Gitlab, it's essentially unmanageable without an ORM, which helps a big time figuring out issues, types, migrating schemas, rewriting and so on. Messing with SQL is suitable for manual query o

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