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by daghamm 2y ago
This is not error- handling :) In fact, this is the opposite of error handling. In any serious application this might be worse than ignoring errors
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by daghamm 2y ago
In general Go DX is fantastic. But having done some Rust development lately, I really miss the ? thing every time I go back to golang. It's such a small change and purely syntactic but ould make ones code much shorter and maybe even
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by daghamm 2y ago
I too have a list of things I want to add to Go. For some reason, my list and OPs list are completely disjoint. My wishlist is: 1. Add the ? operator is a short hand for if err != nil { return ..., err } 2. Allow member functions to have ge
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by daghamm 2y ago
What are these state laws, can you give me an example?
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by daghamm 2y ago
"EU online companies providing services to US users fail to provide the free speech guarantees that the US laws afford their citizens." Exactly what is "free speech guarantees" in the context of a private business?
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by daghamm 2y ago
I don't know about the second part, but I fully agree with you on the first part. Some days HN feels like an echo chamber, where thinking outside the box is heavily downvoted.
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by daghamm 2y ago
How can you call Go hype driven? It was literally designed to be "boring".
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by daghamm 2y ago
The author lists multiple reasons for this, but for me the biggest one is the first one: Go is good for almost everything . I have extremely good productivity when using Go. Once your project exceeds 100 lines it is usually even better tha
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by daghamm 2y ago
On the contrary, it seems like EE were chosen due to previous experience and close connections with the pi foundation. This is how they got access to the new chip. For me, this is a clear case of mismanagement and bad communication. DC ga
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by daghamm 2y ago
At DEFCON of all places. I mean, they steal your password and post it on a board as a joke. Didn't someone set up fake charging devices a few years ago to hack people's phone and gave a talk about it?
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by daghamm 2y ago
You think that's complex? A new high-end Audi has around 200 ECUs.
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by daghamm 2y ago
The impression I get from r/gamedev is that since the Unity screw up one third or maybe even half of the indie developers have switched to godot. Godot is extremly easy to work with. It does not have all the bells and whistles of Un
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by daghamm 2y ago
Godot was often #1 or #2 choice in game jams then. Hence even without AAA titles and console support it had a huge amount of developers testing it and improving it. I don't see the same thing happening with bevy. In fact, I see very fe
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by daghamm 2y ago
OP is heavily downvoted, but yes some ECU are moving to wireless communication although not WiFi. It started with places where you simply can't have wires, for example tire pressure monitoring. But is now spreading to other simple ECU
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by daghamm 2y ago
There is a short answer to all this: Distributed systems are hard, more so in a real-time environment. If you can reduce the number of components or the need for them to communicate they will almost always become more robust and also easier
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by daghamm 2y ago
"four categories get their own ECUs: infotainment, autonomy, vehicle access, drive units, and its battery management system." Am I reading this wrong, or are these actually five categories?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Not so sure about that, but I can absolutely see people getting addicted to them.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Remember their ebook business malicious compliance in UK? The judge got annoyed but did anything came out of that?
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by daghamm 2y ago
Are you sure about that? I still remember "traingate", the smear campaign that followed Jeremy Corbyn (1) and how leaked CCTV video proved him right much later (2). (1) https://www.politico.eu/article/jeremy-c
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by daghamm 2y ago
Came here to say this. Alos, one important thing that happened in Sweden was that the part that was not privatised was also ran like a for profit company. The railway infrastructure "CEO" basically stopped a lot of repair work and
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by daghamm 2y ago
I really liked the plans Samsung employees had to give old phones a new life. I have a box of mostly working phones from different companies and I often wish there was an easy way to use them for different automation tasks around the house.
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by daghamm 2y ago
I don't understand why chrome still has a huge market share. On Linux and Android you have Firefox which runs all extensions just fine. On Windows and osx/ios you really have to fight the system to use anything other than edge and
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by daghamm 2y ago
"I’ve never worked for musk or his managers — but I’d assume that if folks are high output he would not care how often they were in the office" I have and believe me it's kind of random and dependent on the mood. The problem
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by daghamm 2y ago
I use both side by side. It really depends on the language and the prompt. Sometimes one shines and the other produces garbage and it's usually 50/50
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by daghamm 2y ago
Anthropic has more limits on their free services, and even paid services have a cap that changes depending on current load. They are not burning VC money at the rate other AI companies at this size do. I think they are more profitable than
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by daghamm 2y ago
Wasn't the new law literally bought by some really wealthy people? Don't get me wrong, I can work really hard if I have to. But only for my own benefit and not for a manager who is taking advantage of me, or is really bad at plann
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by daghamm 2y ago
How are these two comparable? Nvidia has tons of other products, and they have been delivering AI accelators for many years now. Groq on the other hand is basically a gamble at this point.
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by daghamm 2y ago
Actually, the do sell them. Only the low power edge versions, but still.
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by daghamm 2y ago
He was not sleeping. From the article: "... Tesla Model S was in "full self-driving mode" when it suddenly deployed the brakes. A total of eight vehicles crashed, nine people injured, including a 2-year-old boy."
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by daghamm 2y ago
Is it not a statistical fallacy to claim improvement by beating the worst case? Most people don't drive like crazy and taking a ride in my car is statistically not as dangerous as playing Russian roulette.

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