dana321

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by dana321 1y ago
AI is a dead end, but i hope it isn't in the long run.
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by dana321 1y ago
Solid State Logic (SSL)
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by dana321 1y ago
Auth, GCP, Windsurf,Augment Code,Udio, the list is endless. Facebook, Reddit and Hacker News is still up, but thats about it
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by dana321 1y ago
maybe stop using medium as well
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by dana321 1y ago
He bought the competition, it should be an open and shut case.
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by dana321 2y ago
no need to go too crazy, the samsung galaxy is stable
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by dana321 2y ago
I'm hoping this rust fad goes away soon
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by dana321 2y ago
I like C++ as it gives you direct access to many libraries both C and C++. For machine learning you have the pytorch C++ API: https://pytorch.org/cppdocs/
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by dana321 2y ago
php isn't bad, it contains lots of useful functions.
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by dana321 2y ago
Yeah, Raku has some neat features like being able to build parsers directly with the language.
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by dana321 2y ago
GIL is a python paradigm.
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by dana321 2y ago
Btw, perl6 became Raku - and it now has a compiler called rakudo https://raku.org/
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by dana321 5y ago
Really cool stuff, here is my microsite i made for the music i made that i uploaded to youtube: https://mmm.page/danstar.main
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by dana321 6y ago
It also revealed to me that that Dropbox was tracking my location in the background while i was traveling on a train..
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by dana321 6y ago
They have a sitemap, so i reckon it would be ok but honestly it would be better to use the youtube api. https://www.youtube.com/sitemaps/sitemap.xml
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by dana321 6y ago
C++ : Make the language complex, not the code. Go : Make the language simple, make achieving a simple thing complex. C : The machine is complex, be careful what you do if you overflow into the inner workings.
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by dana321 7y ago
Classes are everywhere, but are used in different ways or hidden. There are types of classes that are hidden and cannot be re-instantiated. To me, those are modules and the main execution environment. Whenever i've been caught out when
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by dana321 7y ago
Its my opinion that when a regex gets this complicated it should be hand-coded as a state machine parser.
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by dana321 7y ago
Or just move next door to some noisy neighbors that randomly wake you up with bangs.
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by dana321 7y ago
Its horrible, i know. Try mixing that with grpc too and it gets even worse.
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by dana321 7y ago
Thinking about it, you would need a 64-bit value to point to the offset because of the size of the file. But an index file of 64-bit offsets could easily be seeked to read the value of the offset based upon the first 2 or even 4 byte offset
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by dana321 7y ago
And block access to .env files too!!
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by dana321 7y ago
Its a suckerpunch.. If there is a way in, they will find it. You have to vet everything. I had a side project compromised through some supplementary php files that came with a javascript library. Luckily, i didn't have any users on it
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by dana321 7y ago
In the example given there, use json_encode($name) That will encode any data structure properly for output into JavaScript.
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by dana321 7y ago
I think in a few years time we will look back and think "Waa, that was so archaic the way we used to do things!"
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by dana321 7y ago
Internally, that's what C++ is doing..Converting the abstractions into code. There is a lot of complexity hidden from view (you might see some of it when you get some esoteric template bug in your ide) Btw, that code is using std::unor
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by dana321 7y ago
Internally, i mean, thats how it was originally built and it generates code much in the way that C would, if you would have manually coded it. Maybe not jump on my head without thinking first!
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by dana321 7y ago
C++ is mostly an abstraction layer over C. I would rather use C++ because i would have the option to use abstractions like std::map, std::string, std::vector, std::any etc. as they would save a lot of time and code complexity. IMHO the wors
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by dana321 7y ago
No idea why i was downvoted. I must have a negative-vibe stalker
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by dana321 7y ago
Solving hard problems is the trap of the genius. I know. We want a simpler world, but create complex software to do that. All we are doing is moving the complexity under the rug somewhere else. The complexity is still there, warts and all

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