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by b33j0r 2y ago
Poetry comes to us when we can’t say exactly how it made us feel. As a son of Jurgen, I appreciated your account.
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Because the same group in google developed both, indeed. They were developed as a microservice high-performance lang, compiler, and serialization protocol in the same meetings.
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by b33j0r 2y ago
I wondered if anyone would question that! A touch of snark. But, I’ve now been in the industry long enough that people have given me the same business requirements for intrawebs that they now use to talk about the cloud. The idea of a UUID
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by b33j0r 2y ago
It’s the evolution of the internet. When is the last time you heard someone say WAN instead of cloud? Lexicographically-sortable and universally-unique are the two desirable properties. Indexable would have saved mongo’s fate, if added up-f
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by b33j0r 2y ago
My only point was that people were reacting to future versions of a confidential product as if we know. I didn’t contradict myself by saying “obviously they are working on new versions.” My point was that we have no idea what the new versio
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Can I X, is a question about the readiness/compliance of a certain thing at time = now. Can I use CSS version X was the iconic early meme. https://caniuse.com/?search=css3 For a generalized example, if you wanted to kn
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by b33j0r 2y ago
No criticism at this particular thing, but it is a good opportunity to mention that GPT-5 only exists if you have non-public information. Sure it does. I mention because it is not a good sign that “people are getting this,” when youtubers a
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Most of them don’t even bother to vote, so what did they expect? ;)
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Without exaggerating too much, because I certainly don’t take this side, either: Is an angle grinder safe? A tablesaw? A car whose owner who uses the radio knobs, more than the steering? (Haha, unassisted driving, I mean! Walked right into
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by b33j0r 2y ago
I just don’t like the tone, because someone in congress will see the headline, and then we’ll have to endure: REP OCTOGENARIO: The industry is lying to parents about the safety of this AI technology. I submit this for the record [without ob
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by b33j0r 2y ago
What a journey. Used it in production when I just needed arbitrary richtext documents in whole. Customizing has been harder than anyone would like. I became an event sourcing aficionado, initially to support parchment’s delta format. It’s a
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Darn, I don’t think Bjarne sends $2.56 checks. I think you just earned yourself a coveted check for `sizeof(attaboy)`, and I’m jealous.
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by b33j0r 2y ago
We don’t _have_ to succumb to idiocracy. Just a reminder. Our (royal we) actions to dumb down our UIs was probably immoral in the middle-game; if we wanted anyone to not just smash money buttons, based on feelings. I was here. I get it
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Would anthropoch be better? Manflection point? Gympulse? If the problem being identified is that science is bad at PR, I agree. Science communication, I love you; please stop being a self-fulfilling prophesy. If the message is that human in
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by b33j0r 2y ago
Touché. It’s just fun to watch this attitude towards productivity go in cycles. Yesterday they recommended that it was a glass of wine, and before that two glasses of red, then a bottle of white. We kinda always knew it was wine, and like…
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by b33j0r 2y ago
So, if I’m hearing the zeitgeist correctly. Currently, the best competing advice I hear along venn intersections is: 0. Do less things 1. Do things at a natural pace 2. Obsess over quality 3. Don’t obsess over quality, eff the haters! 4. Do
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by b33j0r 2y ago
I love this, it’s the solution that makes sense for 90% of the times I have used redis with python. I’ve made several versions of this, and to be honest, it ended up being so straightforward that I assumed it was a trivial solution. This is
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by b33j0r 2y ago
A compass rose is pretty much the same concept as the XYZ widget in any 3D app, a reference frame. I’m wondering. Since cartography was pretty well established by the 20th century, was this really much of a debate for nav systems? If I aske
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Ah. I thought this might be a discussion of “so, was this used?” The potential targets were many, but it almost seems like a supply-chain attack with more specific targets. It’s quite possible it wasn’t meant to stick around longer than a s
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Oh the projects we wouldn’t share until they were perfect. I’m going to give this one some chance. Aren’t we all dreaming of this? (No offense emacs, love you). But I do have the same question. Docs. Can we help?
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by b33j0r 3y ago
So this detail… that is where my misconception arose. Thanks!
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Interested in this claim, because it sounds about right, except that I can’t name a bridge constructed in the past 50 years. The bridges we can all name are pushing 100+ right?
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by b33j0r 3y ago
(Edit2 tl:dr: it’s that other package maintainers don’t always keep up with new semver constants in their metadata, particularly on anything cutting-edge) It’s always the inclusion of a specific dependency we added for a feature, and based
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by b33j0r 3y ago
If you don’t care which specific version of python you are using, do not use pyenv. You will know when you care. These days, doing common tasks, the constraint solver in poetry will often tell you: “Hey! I can’t find a version of sentencepi
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I didn’t “get” SQL for the first 6-8 years of professional full-stack engineering. I was chasing, along with many in my cohort, the ORM abstraction dragon we thought we needed to work on j2ee, django, or sqlalchemy teams quickly. It’s perpl
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I will never understand who hated my innocent and light-hearted thought that much. Hope it was worth making me go, “aw” for no reason.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Working on a couple of ideas that flip that logic on its head, but you’re more likely to be right because of finite time. The thing about rust is that the overhead is all upfront. Not to be sacrilegious, but bleeding at the move or &wtf
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I was similarly surprised that gpt4 can’t do this. I have nearly started over on full-stack applications because my css got out of hand, haha. This is pretty much exactly what I was looking for!
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Have we improved the failsafes when using this for regulating toxic gas venting at nuclear reactors? In one such incident, a synchronized pendul-bird lost angular momentum, failing to press a key that regulated the gas pressure. Further ana
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Nice! I couldn’t remember the details, but I was thinking of this too as the “maybe.” I’m very skeptical of that story though. You’d think the strength of the electric field would have to be gigavolts/meter. I just said gigavolts becau

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