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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Thank you, will look into it!
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
In which book? Sounds interesting.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I think you're on to something but I wouldn't call it a personality trait. It's something that can be learned, but it takes a ridiculous amount of time. I've been teaching programming to complete beginners now for a few
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
> NFTs couldn't re-write my entire Python codebase into Go Neither can LLMs. They can produce output that looks like a plausible re-write of your codebase, but on closer inspection turns out to have many minor and major errors eve
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
No Linux support for WebGPU in Chrome yet: https://caniuse.com/webgpu
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Thanks, yeah, I def won't install it. Looks like there are some calls to `fs` and `path`, so it's definitely reading the file system, which could be legitimate, but yeah hard to say. Kinda wild that simply installing an extensio
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Ask HN: Is this VSCode extension malicious?
3 points by cloogshicer 2y ago|3 comments
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I second this. The Motion Canvas codebase itself is also fascinating. Extremely well written and documented.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
The legal disclaimer at the bottom is gold.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
The Switch hardware is so underpowered that most games run a lot better (no framedrops, higher resolution) on PC.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
As someone without Clojure experience but eyeing Datomic from the sidelines, thank you for the detailed answer, super interesting!
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
The game that does this best is Outer Wilds. All the information in this game is discoverable on your own, driven by curiosity.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Thank you for the suggestion!
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Thank you for the suggestion!
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I'm exactly the same. If anyone has a remedy for this, I'd love to hear!
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Ah, maybe I just don't know what "frontline application" means in this context.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Surprised to hear that losing 15 min of state is not a big deal in a banking context. I haven't worked with banks before, genuinely curious, how do they recover from something like this? Wouldn't this potentially destroy all trans
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I evaluated this for a small business but came to the conclusion that self hosting this security critical software would cost more in work hours for initial setup and maintenance than just paying the cloud fees for a few years. Genuine ques
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
This is definitely true for visual systems. That said, I've also found it to be true for text-based codebases.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I find that English often lacks words to express the same thing I can say in German. There might be a word that's close but it's often subtly different or lacking in nuance. Of course this also happens the other way around from ti
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Wow, this looks really amazing! Must've been a lot of work.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I really like using nested bullet lists. When I think of a project idea, I create a new list. Each bullet is a goal of the project, and then I split it into sub goals and problems, and keep notes as I go. One thing that really helped was th
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Man, I love BTT. I've been using it for many years, it's fantastic! Something that I'd love to have is an easy way to show menu items that aren't visible because there's not enough space in the menu bar. I often hav
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
That's interesting. When you can't recall a card though, and you mark it as forgotten, don't you need some time to actively memorize it again? Like, I often had cards asking me a question, and then I'd have to think a li
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Well, I did go through the entire deck at some point because the SR algo gave them to me. But with 'all' I meant the ones that were given by the algo.
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
Hah, I actually was looking for a better word than 'obsession', I even used the dictionary (English isn't my native language), but couldn't find one. Then I reluctantly picked obsession. 'Emphasis on' is much b
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by cloogshicer 2y ago
I really like Andy Matuschak's ideas. What I don't understand though is his obsession with spaced repetition. While I see the value in it, the cost for me personally is also very high. I was surprised to hear that with just 10 min
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by cloogshicer 3y ago
Would be better to link directly to the EU press release: https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_...
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by cloogshicer 3y ago
Honestly, this just sounds like a terrible way to teach.
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by cloogshicer 3y ago
Parse, don't validate is fantastic. I read it a few years ago and I still think about it quite often.

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