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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
From an ex Go-er (5 or 6 years professionally?), now in Rust for a bit over a year, I can say that Rust in the majority of the cases is "just as easy" as Go. The thing with Rust is it gives you a lot more of the complexity rope if
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
It's not, imo. It's an example of extremely differing philosophies - of which Rust is a great example of the opposite spectrum of Go. I imagine there may be a couple other examples, maybe something like Haskell (I wouldn't kn
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I would think because IPNS is IPFS.. and you asked how IPNS compares to BitTorrent. Maybe I misunderstand your question, but the reply seems totally on topic and a valid answer to your question.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Does this support WASM? I'd expect not given it's so small, but worth asking.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Weird, failed for me too - I refreshed and then it worked. Wonder why
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I wonder if "synthetic data" could be used to proof ML? Ie, rather than start from a huge data set that you _think_ is clean enough to know what a Car is (or w/e), you could use a data set that is perfectly clean and the ML s
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Wouldn't you be the one choosing the IRC server? I thought the point of this was if you wanted to run your own IRC bouncer with a web client, similar to a self hosted IRCCloud.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Not loading for me, just fyi. Too much HN traffic?
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Commit count can vary a lot, perhaps? I know I commit far more than my coworkers, but that does not reflect the LOC or "amount" of work. I just visualize and chunk things up into commits more frequently.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Hell, I struggle with even normal restaurants. I like going out, my wife and I can afford it, but I feel like I'm going out for the freshly, crispy yummy food.. and yet, I always end up taking half of it home because they hand me a mas
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
In addition to everything you said, there is also optimization issues of your goals. Eg, I like to think of myself as a very long term focused person (over the last 10 years, at least) , but my ambitions outweigh my energy. So I have to ba
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
You'd be surprised. I have a Botvac and that thing can easily damage plenty of things in my house. On that note, I love my Botvac. My biggest complaint though is that it has to "learn" a room first, without any sort of helpin
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Yea, which is why I want a real frontend, not an emulator or w/e. Ie, there are real frontends for both Neovim and Kakoune. They let the editor do the real lifting, and they merely change the UI. That is what I want, but in a super w
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I think you missed Ps point completely. It was that if the ratios are off, the lower side has more of a supply. What specifically each individual is looking for doesn't matter. It's supply and demand.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I like the CLI too, and would still need it if I "left" the Terminal. What I mean by out of the terminal is that I simply want my editing experience to have variable fonts, popups, borders for windows that aren't bound to fon
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
God I hope to see some great looking editor like this (or Panic Nova?) with .. somehow.. integration with Neovim, Kakoune and etc. Aka an editor that can be a frontend to "classical" CLI editors. I would pay so much to be out of t
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Simply a meme about exploiting your user data as extremely as Google can. Ie, I am their sole business model on the advertising front. A good example is many of the things outlined in this post. People _trying_ to use Android privately, but
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Depends on what criteria you care about. In the example of polling, and the data that can leak from said polling, it's only different in the sense that we _know_ Google is evil in this equation. So if this is a concern of yours you sho
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I was actually just thinking about implementing this type of importance based flags. In addition to these, I'd like review stubs. Something like: - REVIEW: can this be done better? I'd like junior devs to be able to note things as
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Nah, I just brought up Health as a general topic - one that has a deep pool of knowledge, more than a typical person even remotely knows, and also one that the experts in it's subfields advise against all sorts of things. What to eat,
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It's not even a free problem, it's general pricing. Companies constantly seek ways to increase profits, while customers constantly seek bargain basement pricing.Electronic privacy is not a problem people have dealt with at large,
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
It is - I guess I just mean, the reply I was specifically replying to seemed to be concerned on if OP cared about the forking of React. Vagueness and confusion all around, haha.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> Do you think that only forks of projects can have security issues? Huh? I'm replying to someone inquiring why someone else didn't review a fork. Aka, the GP was focused on the Fork aspect of Hippy, and the Parent asked about
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I think the issue is each module tends to include far more code than just what the project needed. If everything was like the NPM meme where you install a package to check if something is true, then your LOC for that module with be quite li
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Do you think that React Native was also a fork of something else?
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
> Why is that a good thing? It (the US version) is not a good thing, correct.
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
What does a codebase look like with these API versioning exactly? I feel like code bloat would be hard to maintain. Obviously I could take two endpoint handlers that have the same functionality and move their behavior into a shared function
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I'm not familiar with this family of technology, so forgive the dumb question: But.. what is this? I read the landing page and browsed a couple examples and I have no clue what I would use it for. Would it be a pile of distributed work
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
While I really love the colors and instructive nature of this product, I really dislike the dark oriented color sections. That is to say, I dislike how in a dark mode, it still has large sections of white backgrounds. If I'm in a dark
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by asdkhadsj 7y ago
Also I already slept on it once, I'm not sure twice, thrice or hundreds of times would matter after once to me. If it grossed me out I'd rather not sleep on it at all.

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