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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
I just tried it out and it apparently highjacks normal command-line editing shortcuts like ctrl-n, ctrl-p, ctrl-h, etc.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Javascript.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Yep. This is how I follow people on youtube. So much more convenient.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
> look, I'm sorry, but the rule is simple: > if you made something 2x faster, you might have done something smart > if you made something 100x faster, you definitely just stopped doing something stupid < h
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Vagrancy used to be a crime.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Neither link works: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during a connection to jonline.io. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR Error code: PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Pacific Crest Trail.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
See one of their previous posts: < https://brr.fyi/posts/last-flight-out >
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Yep. Because of the terribleness of locales, you should always just roll your own to handle ascii, or use an explicitly unicode-aware function. Anything in libc that relies on locale is unusable because of this. Besides, isspace is such a t
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
You can’t pass an array by value and you can’t pass a pointer with a corresponding length of non-fixed size (you can actually with VLAs, but frankly the syntax sucks and not all compilers support it). This missing language feature has led t
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
I enjoy programming in C a lot, though I wish they would fix C's biggest mistake[1]. [1] < https://digitalmars.com/articles/C-biggest-mistake.html >
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Python and Javascript programmers so massively outnumber all other programmers that they are the majority of people converting to any language.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
For various reasons, I use the stdlib argparse library. Will this work with that?
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Safari itself didn’t support webp until a year or two ago.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Sounds like a lot of controversy over nothing.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Clang has had it as an extension for a long time
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
Cycling has its own risks as it can reduce bone density if you cycle instead of walking or other forms of exercise.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
pascal strings are terrible, the correct solution is to just always have pointer+length and even better to make that a built-in type for all types.
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by david2ndaccount 3y ago
I sometimes feed the responses from one AI into another for fun.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
For snprintf I use stb sprintf [1]. For the reasonable functions from string.h (memset, memcpy, memmove), you can just use compiler builtins (__builtin_memset, etc.) as long as you enable the bulk memory extension (-mbulk-memory). I haven’t
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
I’ve been enjoying writing libraries in C and being able to use them both from native applications and in web apps via WASM. I personally avoid emscripten and just implement the minimal C/JS glue and utilities myself.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
> I personally know of a few large companies laying off devs over this. They’re laying people off and replacing them with chat gpt generating code? That seems... aggressive. Or are they laying off devs who copy-pasted gpt-generate code?
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
There are home tests. That’s how my sleep apnea was diagnosed.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
Get a sleep study. You can still suffer from reduced airflow at night even if it doesn’t translate to actual obstructive events. Or it could be something else.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
python2 is easier to embed.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
Pretty poor argument. The code examples only have security flaws in specific circumstances. He didn’t even prompt chat gpt in regards to security, which a security tool surely would!
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
10 was only good in comparison to the versions next to it, it has a lot of the problems like intrusive telemetry and bad UI that plague newer windows.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
It’s not super difficult to embed python, but it ain’t easy. It is also very slow and insists on stat’ing a million files all over the disk when starting up. It’s also hard to stop python code from doing things it really shouldn’t, like cal
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
That’s because it’s very posed so it’s not that funny.
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by david2ndaccount 4y ago
Simd128 for wasm is a big deal, safari was the last major browser to not support it.

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