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dbalatero
10mo ago
I appreciate that Aaron is focusing on the practical algorithm/design improvements that could be made to Bundler, vs. prematurely going all in on "rewrite in Rust".
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10mo ago
Why should I know linear algebra, ooc?
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10mo ago
he does not
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10mo ago
This is really too bad, as editors should be able to plug and play with AI tooling in the same way that editors <> LSP can plug and play with language tooling.
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10mo ago
They'd probably do a shit job of capturing it?
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10mo ago
You can still think of AI as one facet of Graphite's product that you can use or not depending on your work style. Stacked PRs are still a core piece and not going anywhere :)
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10mo ago
I think part of this is: - you need to have clarity on the what the goal is - then you can adjust your effort to meet the goal no one can tell you what your goals are.
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10mo ago
Your definition is more correct. I'm close to some kind of mastery with cello, and broadly we tell students to play with zero tension. This is useful to say (often they have way too much tension and need to really dial it back), but in
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11mo ago
I think PHP is way more accessible syntactically, even with all the standard complaints about the language. In the early 2000s it felt like "simple C style function calls embedded in HTML templates" more or less. Not much to have
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11mo ago
Why do you assume he cares?
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11mo ago
Damn, that truly would be worse.
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11mo ago
This title freaked me out... I thought he was dying. Glad to hear it's just a new game!
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11mo ago
Hyperbole much? These are two different issues, you can of course write your own blog post about that. Benefit of the doubt: this person wants to get their word out and it's more energy than they had to track down a pristine, pure, spa
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11mo ago
I think the author cares about both. Did that single sentence in this relatively short, 36 sentence post really make you flip the table as hard as you imply? That's surprising if so.
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11mo ago
Ah I haven't built yet, I am still waiting on some parts to arrive.
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11mo ago
I researched a bunch of cases recently and the Jonsbo, while it looked good, came up as having a ton of issues with airflow to cool the drives. Because of this, I ended up buying the Fractal Node 804 case, which seemed to have a better over
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11mo ago
What enterprise agreement would you make with OpenAI that would make you feel better about the supply chain? Seems to me you just get stochastic output that may or may not be battle tested level code, without guarantees either?
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11mo ago
it took me a minute to figure it out from the link. likely less time than you spent on this comment thread.
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1y ago
Every time I've used Ubuntu their packages have seemed pretty out of date across the board. Is there something extra Neovim is doing here to make that worse?
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1y ago
I just want to work with someone who can clearly articulate why they chose tabs or spaces (in this example), not someone who gives a blank stare. E.g I want someone with their own tastes.
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1y ago
mbps has always been used for megabits
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1y ago
hopefully with fzf and not with the built in ctrl r
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1y ago
nothing afaict
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1y ago
I've been programming 30 years and I really don't find it a hassle: - if you commit them to git, they last your entire career - improving your setup is basically compound interest - with a new laptop, my setup script might cause m
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1y ago
The problem is, to really internalize that benefit, one would need to have an open mind to trying things out, and many folks seem to resist that. Oh well, more brain connections for me I suppose.
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1y ago
Looks great to me! Thanks!
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1y ago
The legend! I played this a ton as a kid in the 90s. Hope you're well!
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1y ago
The main page has the search box & sort by: https://www.macsourceports.com/ The Games page does not: https://www.macsourceports.com/games
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1y ago
I wish there was a simple single page with all the game titles on it, so I could quickly scan thru the list without paginating. The `/games` page also doesn't have the filters that the root `/` page has.
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1y ago
> This also creates some ambiguities, since you can play many notes on either the F# string or the D string. But context is enough to tell what Kodaly meant. I found that sticking to the edited score's III/IV markings gets you
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