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by crubier 3y ago
The reason why no one does “contract or spec driven development” is that in most real life cases the spec is not known in advance, and it’s very very hard to get the spec right before starting to write a single line of code. It’s often much
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by crubier 3y ago
Java 10x faster than JavaScript, in 2023? No.
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by crubier 3y ago
« I don’t think that parenthood has anything to do with genes » See, this is why 80% of people are annoyed by the « woke » and other progressive discourse: Taking minority or rare cases (Transgenderism, LGBT, Obesity, etc.) that are excepti
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by crubier 3y ago
I got nerdsniped and made a small library to test this concept. Might maintain https://github.com/crubier/opov
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by crubier 3y ago
I actually think that tagged template strings in JS/TS could be a much better version of operator overloading! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... This would give access
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by crubier 3y ago
This is huge! For me the one thing preventing Typescript to replace python is the lack of availability of CV ML libraries. WebGPU and this kind of libraries changes everything
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by crubier 3y ago
Nice flex, I like the attitude!
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by crubier 3y ago
If having access to all browsers API had been a prerequisite to getting WASM on the browser, we’d still be decades away from having that, and we’d still be debating what the APIs should like in WASM. I’m grateful that people went for the pr
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by crubier 3y ago
Sure, that's a good escape hatch lol. In practice barely anything changed on Twitter.
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by crubier 3y ago
I'm french, and both "se débrouiller" and "se démerder" mean exactly the same thing. "se démerder" is just more familiar/foul.
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by crubier 4y ago
In case of an attack, the bus driver can just stop the bus on the road, open the doors and let everyone run off the bus. Hard to do on a plane
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by crubier 4y ago
Yeah, Airport security is not useless, I'm not against it, but at the same time it's undeniable that the airport shopping industry can thank terrorist groups for justifying the existence of this absolutely inefficient system that
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by crubier 4y ago
50 and 950 make sense because of the way human perceive colors. We perceive colors in a quadratic way. This is why sRGB has a gamma curve, among many things. It means that the difference between 500 and 550 wouldn’t be as relevant as the di
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by crubier 4y ago
LEO orbit period is 90min, so it takes at least 40min for a missile to go halfway around the globe. Going in straight line across the earth at the speed of light takes 42ms. Going around the earth at the speed of light takes 66ms. Let'
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by crubier 4y ago
What value would the military get from knowing a piece of information a few milliseconds faster?
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by crubier 4y ago
> a future where you either have to give up on confidentiality and privacy are you a time traveller from the past?
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by crubier 4y ago
Happy to see Client side stuff come back into NextJS. We exist and have legit use cases :-)
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by crubier 4y ago
Clean architecture, common patterns, lots of docs, fast compilation, horizontal scalability (one bundle per page), etc.
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by crubier 4y ago
> 1. You get what you want: a web bundler and a dev server No I just want to build an app fast. Frameworks allows this to. One NPX command gets you a running app. > 2. No premature bargains or decisions, all this base belongs to you.
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by crubier 4y ago
Source? I agree that we need more long term study of mRNA. It’s super promising for sure and probably safe, but I worry about auto immune consequences. A mRNA vaccine against skin cancer for example seems particularly desirable for me, but
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by crubier 4y ago
Tailwind does not have their own UI library as reusable self-contained components. Instead Tailwind UI gives you the source code of these components so you can customize them to your needs. I much prefer that approach to that of pre-baked r
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by crubier 4y ago
That’s awesome, I might use it soon! One small regret: I wish the library was structured like https://ui.shadcn.com/ , which I love because it allows to copy paste the source code of each component and customize it further
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by crubier 4y ago
Yeah, 100%, use a scripting language. Maybe JS? You could use deno core https://deno.com/blog/roll-your-own-javascript-runtime
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by crubier 4y ago
If a product non longer has maintainers, it's probably because it's not worth it for the company. So it makes sense to delete it, from the company point of view.
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by crubier 4y ago
Relational Database. Just use Postgres really. Here you go, one less thing to worry about. Thank me later. Maybe in the future when you actually start having problems, then you can consider options to solve specific problems. But I don&#x27
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by crubier 4y ago
I thought you were going to use "AI Fatigue" in the same sense as "JS Fatigue", and I was going to agree a lot. I've got "AI Fatigue" not in the sense that it is overhyped, but just like "JS Fatigue&q
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by crubier 4y ago
ChatGPT overuse of the word "overwhelming" and a couple other similar words is very characteristic. I think it comes from the "political correctness"/"provide kind answers" prompts it is bombarded with dur
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by crubier 4y ago
I came here to say this. This entire article should have been 5 lines, had they known about Knowledge Distillation. Anecdotally, a similar thing happened to me when I "independently invented" synthetic data generation for deep lea
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by crubier 4y ago
Not any no. But the 2 cases that he is describing definitely sound like the perfect description of an optical illusion / situational awareness tunneling effect.
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by crubier 4y ago
Maybe listen to the videos? Do you think human vision is something that is absolutely 100% foolproof? Why are there thousands of known optical illusions examples? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_optical_illusions

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