c7DJTLrn

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by c7DJTLrn 4y ago
I never said "you should use JavaScript." The post is my own justifications for avoiding Python and I'm not even saying JS beats it on all of these points. The better performance and adequacy of npm/yarn just barely tips
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Author here. The Go ecosystem is extremely rich. Are you familiar with it? I would say it is at least as rich as Python's, if not more.
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Reddit front page is a good example. Pure propaganda.
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Hats off to just... non-engineers in general. Some of the most important people in society like nurses, teachers, and drivers get paid absolutely terribly and are being forced to fight tooth and nail just to get a pay rise that matches infl
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It's a very untraditional project. No tickets, no sprints, no milestones, no retros, no ownership. It's a greenfield project and the bosses have decided to do things an untraditional way. Maybe it works? It's made it pretty d
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That's why base skills like being able to confidently administrate Linux systems and maintain networks will be more valuable than knowing Kubernetes ten years down the line. Yes, the latter pays more right now and it will still be arou
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Zuckerberg doubling down like this seems quite crazy. I know he was bullish on VR/AR/MR but he's now gambling the future of his company on it. With the bleak view Carmack had on their R&D and his departure, I doubt a brea
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Pretty nice. The sliver of content still worth watching on YouTube doesn't have repetitive stuff or padding to make it to the 10 min mark though. If you go to the homepage with clear cookies it's just endless amounts of utterly do
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I'm surprised he's able to be this open about it. Wouldn't his contract have a non-disparagement clause?
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I've asked it to clean up my code including Makefiles and stuff. A lot of it is way cleaner and higher quality. Maybe that says more about me than ChatGPT. This is scaring the shit out of me.
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This thing is fucking scary. As if everything before it wasn't scary enough.
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It would increase my interest in experimenting with these models 1000% at the least. I really can't be bothered to spend hours fucking around with pip/pipenv/poetry/virtualenv/anaconda/god knows what other flav
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by c7DJTLrn 4y ago
We could have a "use slang"; directive sort of like JS strict mode. When you declare a variable in this mode, it must be suffixed with "innit" like so; >$my_variable = 5 innit;
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Indeed, in the British version of PHP we shall use "princeandrew" instead.
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Cloud cost optimisation is underrated. In the companies I've worked in nobody has really given a shit (at least not under normal economic circumstances). In the industry there's a strong avoidance of ARM compute instances for no g
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It's a joke about how the UK government pushes incredibly authoritarian laws using the safety of children as a trojan horse.
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One of the most stupid and authoritarian laws to exist. Although, you don't hear of 13-year-olds doing random chemicals bought for a tenner from headshops and dying anymore. They're just sold as the more popular drugs. The war on
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Finally, a compelling reason to use IPv6.
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Jesus, Teams really is the worst software in existence. Microsoft keep outdoing themslves.
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Anybody know what the difference is between this and Lima? It already offers a Docker VM template that with nerdctl is a drop-in replacement for Docker Desktop. There's also Colima which again seems to be the same as Lima which it&#x27
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Windows "distros" like these are extremely shady. You're downloading gigabytes of unverifiable binaries and Microsoft will inevitably shut it down. Just use a basic Windows install and tweak it as little as possible, your lif
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Nobody ever got fired for buying an Intel.
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offtopic but I was looking at Xe's "salary transparency" page and they are paid quite a bit less than I was expecting. Hopefully they get RSUs too because their skillset is worth more than that.
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Tiny Core and Alpine run in memory as far as I remember. You could also build a custom image of say, Ubuntu, with a tmpfs overlay on top.
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by c7DJTLrn 4y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean for it to be clickbaity. I usually refrain from titles like this.
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Great point. If the hardware is available I'd use both.
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Use this kernel parameter in your kiosk(cedwards.xyz)
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I'm wondering if there is some kind of mass insanity occurring in the world right now with this and the behaviour of numerous influential figures.
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If you take away the treasure, the next time there's a pandemic and we desperately need a vaccine they might not be so interested.
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Anyone made an inverse Vision Fund yet? Could be quite profitable.

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