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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Have a look at the top of the files generated by protoc bud ;) It's not in the git commit, it's in the files themselves - is that what you want for AI instead?
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
To be fair I've never used Laravel - but I do have a memory of code generators/scaffolders inserting files that made clear they were responsible for work /* * NOTE: This class is auto generated by OpenAPI Generator ( https:&#
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Which part of this is sympathetic? > This is unrealistic. You seem to have moved to Go as an alternative, but I know because I've seen the complaints that Go doesn't satisfy that standard either. It's a dig - you completel
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I feel that pain to my soul - I was once threatened with disciplinary action for putting comments in my code
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
This timestamps proudly bought to you by the people at Acme - where time stands still. Get your timestamp today!
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I know this is a bit off tangent - but can you please convey that point to every damned dev/team that ends up with a freaking ".vscode" directory in their repo
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
When a paper is submitted to a reputable publication references are demanded. You have to let people know where your ideas are supported, or even come from. To do anything else is plagiarism. AI isn't a co-contributer - but it should b
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I explictly say that NO dependency management is without problems, AND call out Go's attempts in my OP. You came barrelling because your favorite tool is mentioned, and then, when you realize that it deserves the criticism you try and
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
> what I (and probably most of us virtualenv users) are saying is that there's a pretty broad swathe of projects where you don't encounter them. Zero. The required number of problems needs to be zero - hence my OP > I guess
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
One compiler (gcc) - and it doesn't do it by default Go has go vet - baked in and runs by default I tire of your bad faith ignorance.
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Funny - you said Go was worse - now you're saying Go's the same...
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
No - go.sum alerts you to the change - it doesn't prevent it. replace directives are ok, but you need to look at why workspaces were invented to get an idea of their shortcomings (hint: people used to have a replace directive locally t
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I don't think you understand the term "pinning" go mod tidy will update your go modules whenever it feels it needs to and there's nothing you can do to stop it. The workaround is vendoring, where you control the versions
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I used Python for a decade (professionally), gave up on it once I started using Go (professionally) in earnest - about 8 or 9 years ago. I never liked virtual envs, having to remember where they were, what their names were, and what was ins
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Yeah - I assumed so - which makes the GP post... bizarre
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Regardless of language - if you find a good, clear answer - blog the hang out of it - I for one have been searching for the right way to manage this, and it's not (yet) clearer - other than what I've said so far
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Yeah - but that's the same as my final point - you have to know who is supposed to manage the error/log - all the way up (and down) the call graph edit: I've just finished debugging a multi system chain - FE -> SNS -> S
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Not rust specific, and most certainly not a criticism of you - but I hate when people call a lib that errors, then just bubble that error up. I mean the error is supposed to be tailored to the audience - I guess what you are saying is that
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
I think one of the key problems too is that a system level dependency is managed by people dedicated to ensuring the chaotic nature of the package they are responsible for conforms to the way the OS they are maintaining for has proscribed.
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Linters are available to catch you before you compile - with Go Generally speaking there has to be a mechanism for optional handling of return values, in Go you can ignore everything (ew), you can use placeholders `_`, or you can explicitly
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Package management is the bane of nearly every language/technology Nobody has "solved" it, and I don't think that there will ever be one (never say never, though, right?) For Go we rely on developers of libraries to adhe
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Conversely - we tell people who are speaking in public to "Show confidence" - or in job interviews "Hire people who are confident" We've also pushed back "The more a person knows, the less confident they are&qu
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Yeah - I don't know /why/ but, as I say, I've been guilty of that myself, very recently, despite knowing it's a shockingly poor guide when left to its own devices. Maybe because when it's right it actually expa
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
AI uses a high confidence tone - likely because its training data is heavy on authoritative texts/reference books. And it does get people into a lot of trouble. I have got into trouble with it when it is extremely confident about somet
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Just FTR conservatives aren't the only ones on the Right https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/left-vs-ri...
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Humans have always appealed to emotion - as part of their logical process. Fear (emotion) is used (advantageously) to force us to check that something isn't going to break us In this instance fear is being used to ensure that yt-dlp is
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Thanks - I'll read that and the above linked OpenAI PR But, I remain sceptical
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Um - all I see is > Timothy Gowers @wtgowers > @wtgowers > If you are a mathematician, then you may want to make sure you are sitting down before reading further. If your refutation requires someone to have an account, login, and r
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
So are self-driving cars - as they have been for the last... decade or so AGI has been "just over the horizon" for literal decades now - there have been a number of breakthroughs and AI Winters in the past, and there's no rea
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by awesome_dude 5mo ago
Let me know when the Fields medal arrives in the mail. It won't because even though it looks clever to you, people who /do/ understand math and LLMs understand that LLMs /are/ regurgitating Why does your LLM need yo

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