bilbo-b-baggins

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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
You can’t have ambiguous methods so the problem illustrated here fails at compile time for interfaces.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Normally you wouldn’t contrive to use embedded struct fields in this way. And you can’t have the same kind of composition with methods - it’s a compiler error: https://go.dev/play/p/r04tPta1xZo So the whole articl
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Huh my IDE linter spits out warnings about this. Not sure which extension does it.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Metaphor for American politics.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Doesn’t 15-fold mean multiplied by two 15 times, or 32,000x not 15x? I feel like someone should have caught that before publication.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I took some time thinking of this, because my gut reaction was it almost read like satire. But while you can’t change the past you can change the future. And I think this is a guide well aware that words have more power than their surface a
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Huh I was just thinking vibe coding on my phone while having a beer would be fun. I’ll check it out. Is there a good way to give feedback? I didn’t see any obvious community/contact/discord/discourse on the website.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
If the “Task” is outputting the JSON for terms to a file, it can be streamed one row at a time - with memory reused after each row is read and the output written. That could be done with a few KB of program space assuming you’re parsing the
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I’m gonna get my laptop out right now
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Well I’m thrilled
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Actually internally we do know what’s going on these days. Anthropic put out a white paper detailing how Claude can’t math but many math examples are out there so Claude can fake it. I wish you’d stop magic LLMs some kind of magic thing the
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Weird way for the CEO of a software company to admit he doesn’t understand software.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
It’s so they can launder bribes through crypto back into legitimate banking.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Feel free to reach out if you want some guidance. At a minimum your SDK should be open source since it potentially touches sensitive data and you’ll want to build trust. Also, it probably technically already is unless you’ve only released P
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Your next study should be very experienced devs working in new or early life repos where AI shines for refactoring and structured code suggestion, not to mention documentation and tests. It’s much more useful getting something off the groun
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I can say that in my experience AI is very good at early codebases and refactoring tasks that come with that. But for very large stable codebases it is a mixed bag of results. Their selection of candidates is valid but it probably illustrat
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I’m surprised that in 5e where this appeared nobody noted that Falling Damage applies to characters falling, and maxes out at 20d6 (PHB). There is no specific height by d6 rule for being hit by falling objects, only some guidelines about im
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
What are you thinking related to uv?
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Nah they’re just being trained on the recent post-fact internet that is our reality. All you have to do is visit Reddit Controversial and you’ll see all the threats and lies you want.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Fundamentally building a container involves running a container - each layer is executed in turn as a temporary container. The same risks that running an unknown container has - are had by building one. For reference there have been quite a
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I think the thought is to be obviously deterministic. It’s not exactly trivial to make those decisions for users since uv is not locked to its .venv - you may want the env, the system python, a pyenv, a brew python, or whatever variation ca
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
What is it that uv won’t support?
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Bro I gotchu https://github.com/shakefu/cursor-rules/blob/f4dffbbf04ce99f...
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Money?
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Hope you throw a giant party before seeing yourself out. Like a wake that you get to attend.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Symbol culling and dead code removal is already a thing in modern compilers and linkers, and rust can do it too: https://github.com/johnthagen/min-sized-rust
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
Doing microservices badly is a tax. But you have to ask if you’ve checked the boxes before doing them. Do you have standardization and reuse of things like linting, formatting, ci/cd pipelines, version stability, deployment patterns, m
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
That’s just a devops failure tho. Nothing to do with microservices. And Renovatebot can batch updates weekly in single PRs if the toil is bad, which really cuts down and makes the load easy to bear.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
I have a garage full of motos (currently 9, probably half of which are relevant) if you want someone to help test your product.
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by bilbo-b-baggins 1y ago
There’s loads of high throughput data cases where asking “does this already exist?” is a high cost tradeoff and bloom filters answer it with minimal resources. If the cost of a “no” is 100x lower than “yes” then a 1% bloom filter breaks eve

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