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by blondin 6y ago
totally agree with you. i went back and saw that the author wanted a english-only forum. so yes, the service is english only and ascii works well in that case.
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by blondin 6y ago
rust doesn't look like it has a steep learning curve. not to me at least. the discouraging thing is the "weird" syntax. i feel like rust is the result of diverging ways of looking at things. not saying it's a bad. just w
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by blondin 6y ago
thank you!
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by blondin 6y ago
hey github desktop team if you are reading this post... a feature i love about github desktop is auto-generated commit messages. some commit messages are not worth spending time on. and yet people insist on us wasting time writing them. git
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by blondin 6y ago
this paper is very hard to read and full of jargon for the non-initiated. the conclusion is just one sentence and is very clear. but i was left with the feeling with all these big words that i am not supposed to understand what they are stu
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by blondin 6y ago
what does linux kernel in-tree support mean? that drivers can be written in rust or something?
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by blondin 6y ago
this is also making me wonder... are in-person arcades really better than nowadays online massive multiplayer experience? or are we having a nostalgia episode?
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by blondin 6y ago
not working... is it similar to http://hn.luap.info ?
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Winkeyless 22mini-B Keyboard Build(aeroheim.moe)
2 points by blondin 6y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 6y ago
wow this is super cool, https://sympygamma.com
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by blondin 6y ago
same. go team dropped the ball on this. i feel a sense of non-consensus among themselves on what modules should have been. and it's frustrating that there is no definite documentation either. maybe one day...
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by blondin 6y ago
> Go modules is probably the most well-wrought versioning system for a programming language. The amount of thought that went into it is insane. appreciated, but i share GP's sentiment. without the uncalled for bashing though. becaus
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by blondin 6y ago
i second that! this is ridiculous. i am subscribed to many french channels but i have no idea why arte would ever block this video... the kind of things that only happens to music videos
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by blondin 6y ago
played it on the sega genesis first!! before i even knew a pc version existed. the soundtrack and the sound effects were particularly amazing to me. i can still remember most of them clearly in my head after all these years... "yes sir
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by blondin 6y ago
argparse should not be the first thing to reach for, imo, when good old sys.argv can do the job.
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by blondin 6y ago
discussion not worth having. the right thing was done, changes accepted, code merged. let's move on. btw: i have a copy of the first edition of strunk & white.
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by blondin 6y ago
#3 for linkedin. if fact they applied a quick fix that you can check yourself here: https://github.com/linkedin/Hakawai/commit/c3f89585c097863c2... also looking at what they were trying to do in the first pla
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by blondin 6y ago
truly love the mobile design of wikipedia and find myself adding ".m" to every link that i visit on wikipedia. it has larger fonts, more readable copy (for me at least), and works great on mobile. surprisingly the trick worked wit
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by blondin 6y ago
iirc, she settled at some point with an accuser too... anyways, i am impressed by how much conspiracy the whole story has garnered so far. even hn does not seem immune to this one. this is just weird!
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by blondin 6y ago
okay, so... you seem to understand where the other researcher is coming from and agree with most points. i am also going to assume that you read, or perhaps know, some of the sources cited numerous times on this page. but because she did no
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by blondin 6y ago
your summary is not making a lot of sense either to be honest. well, at least the last part... > I'm open to being convinced if she had made any effort to show/prove that "use of biased datasets in research" is correl
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by blondin 6y ago
> Twitter makes it super easy to find the worst examples of the other side/take them out of context, and circulate what they said among 'your people' to get massive retweets. Twitter does this... i mean, i can give plenty
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by blondin 6y ago
too many layers of abstraction. that's our problem.
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by blondin 6y ago
had that feeling... as a side note, i think more and more people are starting to realize that the async paradigm is not a panacea. that paradigm or at least the way we implement it might even mean more trouble than a synchronous counterpart
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Scrapbox – A knowledge base built for infinite ideas(scrapbox.io)
4 points by blondin 6y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 6y ago
was thinking the same thing for the past few days! not going to rehash all that is going on, but, i came to realize that we needed good moderation on social medias. we needed it a long time ago. now we blame the "cancel culture" b
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by blondin 6y ago
such a hassle! i don't even google recipes anymore. when i do, i am specifically looking for an ingredients list. i find all my recipes on youtube now.
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Technically impressive solutions to invented problems(dev.to)
2 points by blondin 6y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 6y ago
so perl is not actively used and developed by the perl community? i would have sworn i saw a new release this year?!
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by blondin 6y ago
i am having a hard time with this one. really. this is getting blown out of all proportions. seeing some names there is very surprising to me!

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