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by all2 1y ago
Wouldn't passing comms through a C ABI still be placing everything into a single language? Or am I conflating communication protocol with 'language'? My parser/combinator/interpreter senses are tingling.
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by all2 1y ago
Architecture > UX? I'd love to avoid this in my personal projects. Programming paradigms are useful within their bounds, but at some point UX has to take the front seat.
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by all2 1y ago
I was wondering, does it light up? Spin on demand? A spinning wig could be a fun party trick.
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by all2 1y ago
Already fixed.
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by all2 1y ago
Technically inept is acceptable as long as he could communicate well. The man consistently had clear vision and the ability to communicate that vision to those who were around him.
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by all2 1y ago
I did. I cannot recommend it. There is no real way to unlock bootloaders on these. They've locked it down so much that you can't really do anything but run what they give you.
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by all2 1y ago
Likely because Plan9's 'everything-is-a-filesystem' failed.
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by all2 1y ago
I never go to Seattle. Now I want to go.
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by all2 1y ago
This sounds like my retirement plan: coffee shop + book store. I tend to buy old engineering and mathematics textbooks (my collection has suffered losses through multiple moves, unfortunately) and I find that these are typically overlooked
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by all2 1y ago
An implementation of statecharts. I'm working through core functionality using recursive algorithms. I discovered that "least common ancestor" boils down to the intersection of 'root-path' sets, where you select the
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by all2 1y ago
Well aged leaf smells amazing. I've often thought about getting into pipe smoking, but my guess is its like coffee, it smells better than it tastes.
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by all2 1y ago
Sometimes I take the weekends off. Also I get irritable if I don't get enough sleep AND not enough nicotine. It's a trade-off. As for tolerance, I haven't noticed the brain fog come back since I started, and I've been on
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by all2 1y ago
The biggest impact I've made on my brain fog (post COVID) is using nicotine. Even 2mg a day makes a big difference for me.
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by all2 1y ago
You might be able to use something like usbipd to forward the USB port from your target machine?
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by all2 1y ago
Asynchronous is a programming style; it does NOT apply to Go. Ok, good to know. I guess I jammed threading and async into the same slot in my brain. Also, don't use complicated words when simple words will do. I&#x27
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by all2 1y ago
Aren't goroutines by their nature asynchronous? Am I misunderstanding what you mean by 'async'?
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by all2 1y ago
Then you have to have dinner with an influential member of the city's planning committee and promise that the residential zoned real-estate that your company currently holds will be on offer to the committee before it is publicly offer
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by all2 1y ago
There's an article on the reddit blog, still out on archive.org, showing that a huge percentage of the website's traffic comes from... Eglin AFB? in the United States. That base also happens to be home of at least three distinct u
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by all2 1y ago
There's an excellent quote from the WH40k universe: An open mind is like a fortress with its gates unbarred and its walls unguarded.
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by all2 1y ago
I haven't looked into 'formal' verification methods for FSMs, so I did some light googling. I found this guy [0] which gives an overview of potential methods. I'll have to think about testing methods more. There are a fe
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by all2 1y ago
> everyone uncritically trusts the media if it confirms their priors I tend to question my assumptions when the media starts confirming them. If my opinions line up lock-step with an outlet's narrative, I figure I miss-stepped somew
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by all2 1y ago
You might map out your functionality and see what you actually need in terms of programmatic functionality. LLMs are actually decent at creating the boilerplate if you know what you need. Here's an example I had Claude throw together f
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by all2 1y ago
> How are children supposed to know the adults in authority positions around them are full of shit? I think that was my underlying point. It isn't blame, its just that they don't know any better. They've been sold the One
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by all2 1y ago
I tried my prompt with Claude and with this tool. There is no discussion with this tool. It just generates (a pretty cool) diagram. I'll probably stick with Claude for now. A killer feature would be a discussion loop that slowly refine
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by all2 1y ago
There is for JavaScript called XState. I think it is SCXML compliant .You might also take a look at qmuntal/stateless (not SCXML compliant), a golang module. It has rudimentary sub-state functionality. I'm in the process of writin
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by all2 1y ago
I would expect kiddos who are all-in on going to college won't be able to see any other opportunity as acceptable. They've spent almost their entire lives trying to get into a good college. No college may not seem like even an opt
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by all2 1y ago
I discovered the above implementation about the time I finished reading through the paper. I need to go back through and finish taking notes. I think there might be room to add `any` and `all` guards that take many guards as arguments. The
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by all2 1y ago
Wrong thread. Try over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45438501
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by all2 1y ago
Would you be willing to share the sweater? Or the now-naked yak? I'm curious to see what you've come up with. My local LLM experience has been... sub-par in most cases.
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by all2 1y ago
> Maybe in some fields I've surpassed a point where llms are useful? I've hit this point while designing developer UX for a library I'm working on. LLMs can nail boilerplate, but when it comes to dev UX they seem to not be

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