catlover76

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by catlover76 2y ago
[Disclaimer: I am neither as senior as you nor as immersed/dedicated, or as far along, in/to my learning of Rust as you are with Elixir] * I am using traditional methods (a book or 2) and interrogating LLM about concepts I don&#x2
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by catlover76 2y ago
Pyright is pretty good. It's easy to setup, and has first-class VSCode support, if that's what your team uses.
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Until/unless it makes it to SCOTUS and they join him in changing the meaning of the 14th Amendment.
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by catlover76 2y ago
> Not a peep about the incompetence of the Democratic party and their allies that allowed this to occur. Nor a word about the fed up voters whose needs have been ignored by them. They weren't ignored. I'm not a big fan of the D
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by catlover76 2y ago
Does containerization get you most of the way there? I feel like containerization + one of the tools built on top of nix (e.g. devbox.json) should get teams close to 100% there, that's my goal.
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by catlover76 2y ago
You truly fail to realize that there were people living there, and it wasn't an empty plot of land that could get promised by the British to one group or the other?
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by catlover76 2y ago
He can do that if he wants, but it's pointless if he can't land an interview
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by catlover76 2y ago
Working on a side project in which I am training a NER model using HuggingFace, learning more Rust.
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by catlover76 2y ago
Are you using 3.5 or 4? I use 4 for code-related stuff all the time, and it almost never does this.
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by catlover76 2y ago
I'm surprised he got the go-ahead from Amazon to film there
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by catlover76 3y ago
This article seems to reiterate a lot of theories that I don't think enjoy much currency any more; the criticism of al-Ghazali in particular is I think often considered an orientalist trope that turns out to be a meh argument, mostly b
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by catlover76 3y ago
> What’s more sloppy of an explanation - that the cosmos is somehow conscious and directed life to appear, or that there is an infinite number of universes? In isolation, with little context or flesh on the ideas, who is to say? The mult
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by catlover76 3y ago
> Does every other living being on this earth move on to something else? Maybe, yeah. > It's more arrogant to think that you are more than a biological machine. I think you have a point there, but it's also the case that the
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by catlover76 3y ago
Joined waitlist, thanks for this info. Personally, I'm more interested in the ez creation of virtual and temp cards to use for certain subscriptions than anything else.
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Those are 2 different things. Political appointees (not the same as politicians) might be in charge of deciding whether to bring antitrust lawsuits, but politicians do not, and in any case these things are mostly worked on by career civil s
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by catlover76 3y ago
I am pretty interested, but can I not use TS/JS for the UI if I want to?
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What to learn before learning Rust?
1 points by catlover76 3y ago|2 comments
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by catlover76 3y ago
Yeah; I went to law school. Big mistake. Luckily, I was able to switch back, and I now work at a legal tech startup as a software engineer :D
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by catlover76 3y ago
I think it's the other way around; if someone was using Docker to isolate environment for individual scripts, it's like, why not use something more light-weight, such as this
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fairly generous severance terms
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I was asking because they are other dictatorships with high prosperity; even more prosperous, I think, but worse places to live overall. Not to mention that their prosperity is not sustainable, but that's kind of ancillary.
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by catlover76 3y ago
Would you consider the Gulf Arab countries to exist along the same spectrum as Singapore, but "further down" in terms of oppressiveness?
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by catlover76 3y ago
I am learning about this stuff right now as well (and fortunate to be in a job where I basically get to start building this stuff with 0 credentials). I am not sure C++ and deep Nvidia Cuda stuff matter, but we are probably just thinking of
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by catlover76 3y ago
I third Scratch. It won't be 3D, but the reality of life is that sometimes you have to move incrementally--and that's a big part of programming :T
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Ask HN: ML/NLP Ecosystems of Haskell, OCaml, Rust?
2 points by catlover76 3y ago|0 comments
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This is too subtle for modern times; the only thing tipping me off to the snark is referring to WSJ as "anticapitalist", otherwise I could absolutely believe someone believing this, sadly.
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by catlover76 3y ago
I like PDM, personally. It's like Poetry, but feels a bit more ergonomic, supports a means of storing deps other than virtualenvs (a rejected PEP submission that basically works like node_modules), and never did that BS Poetry did wher
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by catlover76 3y ago
The real reasons are almost certainly economic in nature and supported with some degree of rigor and data. Also of course "let's extend the Chinese bloodline" doesn't sound convincing to you as a non-Chinese person, why
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by catlover76 3y ago
> If you think of Israel as a country, you could totally get behind a tit-for-tat, heavy-handed retaliation and forgive them for pretending it's "self defence". I view it as a country and believe it has a right to take mi
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by catlover76 3y ago
> Well yes, but what if they support the initial terror attacks? Even steel manning your position and assuming most of the women and children being killed (and worse) by Israel cheered the attacks (which we have no evidence is true) , no

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