Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
akkad33
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
15 ms
·
241.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Well then isn't the limbic system in charge? Because those are like two major emotions most people feel
242.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Here I thought Rust community was full of drama
243.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Or phone ringing violently minutes after I've already picked up the call on my laptop
244.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I used Monokai on Intellij and at that time it was the only color scheme I liked. I really appreciate the vibrant colors. The light scheme is much appreciated. I know some people look down on themes as being silly, but a good color scheme c
245.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
From a look at Odin's site, its pitch sounds awfully similar to Zig
246.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Is ginger bill his real name
247.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
> In most imperative languages, writing .Map().Map().Filter().Map() is another full copy for each call anyhow. Which imperative language? In Java and rust, two languages I know, all these operations are lazy until the final collect. So n
248.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I would be pleasantly surprised if they manage to do that. The current type checkers of Python, as useful as they are, hit the limit pretty fast, because of its extremely dynamic nature and the type system struggling to type check valid exp
249.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
> harvested the speed advantages the interpreter can have when it can count on that, Does the interpreter actually optimize code based on type information? My knowledge is that it does not
250.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Linters already flag this as error
251.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
F#is not C like and it's tooling and packaging is not as good as rust. Last time I checked it had multiple packaging solutions like paket and nuget. The tooling on vscode can be buggy
252.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Yes also using an LLM does not require skill, whereas using a tractor required learning a new skill. So it's a poor analogy
253.
▲
Ask HN: Practical books for software engineer to make a difference in efficacy
3 points
by
akkad33
2y ago
|
0 comments
254.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I think they explained why they are disappointed
255.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Yes the comparative lack of libraries and also the roughness of existing ones. I've only toyed a bit with F#, but getting libraries to work that were designed for C# were a bit of a struggle unlike Python, were the resistance to get so
256.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Is it? There is a lot of uphill battle on using DotNet librairies that are mainly developed with C# in mind. So all the nice things about F# like currying, no nulls etc go out the door because you're interacting with C# code. Rust is a
257.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
The functional syntax puts people off and the DotNet libraries are an uphill battle
258.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Why is Effective Java in the second group?
259.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I read A philosophy of.. and I might as well be reading Philosophy because I didn't understand what the book was saying
260.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I've read it, but didn't catch anything amazing
261.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Why is zig amazing? Could you elaborate a bit
262.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Would you recommend a resource to learn about such practices?
263.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
This is most attractive about c++. But the huge syntax and several versions is daunting. Which version of C++ would you recommend?
264.
▲
Ask HN: Is C++ a bad idea for new projects?
9 points
by
akkad33
2y ago
|
16 comments
265.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
I still find windows slow. They recently launched tabs in file explorer but opening a tab is actually slower than opening a new window. And with the new AI stuff it was a good time for me to switch to Linux
266.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Mamba/micromamba solves the slowness problem of conda
267.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
You can use YouTube music for just listening to music
268.
▲
by
akkad33
2y ago
Twitter has always had NSFW content and adult content warnings as the article mentions. This change just clarifies the rules
269.
▲
by
akkad33
3y ago
That's a nice analogy. We don't listen to artists just because it is entertaining. Artists have a persona and something unique to communicate and that's what people latch on to
270.
▲
by
akkad33
3y ago
This gives a general picture of the problems https://www.reddit.com/r/googleplay/comments/1509aii/madmusc... My personal experience was that I signed up for a monthly plan at a reduced price, so far so g
More ›