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by demarq 1y ago
I’m guessing there’s no encryption?
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by demarq 1y ago
Wasn’t it supposed to be Russia
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by demarq 1y ago
I laughed when I saw the footer
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by demarq 1y ago
> Maybe that text explains what’s happening, maybe not It would have been cool to see what prompt was used for that page!
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by demarq 1y ago
I think we're past the point of one side is better than the other. > Ukraine targeted a train carrying civilians by blowing up the bridge it was on. Not only this but by now both sides of the conflict have accumulated enough war cri
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by demarq 1y ago
It's the best thing I've read from an LLM! It sounds a lot like like the Murderbot character in the AppleTV show!
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by demarq 1y ago
Gemini does a perfect job of this. "I am currently learning Dutch. I would like to play out a scenario where I am a customer who has just arrived at a restaurant, and you are the waiter. Throughout this scenario, let's talk in Dut
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by demarq 1y ago
Not sure I agree or maybe we do. I think JavaScript should remain simple. If we really need this functionality we can bring in defer. But as a 1:1 with what is in golang. This in between of python and golang is too much for what JavaScript
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by demarq 1y ago
Yes you are missing something. You are not supposed to call these methods, they are for the runtime. more specifically, javascript will call the [Symbol.dispose] when it detects you are exiting the scope of a "using" declaration.
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by demarq 1y ago
nah, Symbol has been traits for javascript for quite a while eg. Symbol.iterator It's the "dispose" part where the new name is decided.
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by demarq 1y ago
So… drop
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by demarq 1y ago
I hear Steve Klabnik doesn’t go to the gas station, he just drives into the Mercedes dealership.
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by demarq 1y ago
Reviewing a service that didn’t work is like reviewing a product that never arrived in the mail. Not sure you can draw many conclusions on an experience you didn’t have. My own two cents
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by demarq 1y ago
lets put a price on it
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by demarq 1y ago
Yeah, I agree. Something like the Boost lib for C++
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by demarq 1y ago
> Many call for adding more to the rust standard library much like Go This is the way.
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by demarq 1y ago
At a larger organization this could be, but there is nothing elixir could possibly be doing for the startup that go would not do. Remember the whole topic here is avoiding this tax
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by demarq 1y ago
One of those teams need to go.
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by demarq 1y ago
Startups and micro services shouldn’t even be in the same sentence
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by demarq 1y ago
Also it’s like saying you can host a database on your Mac. Unless you have experience hosting and maintaining models at scale and with an enterprise feature set, then I believe what they are offering is beyond (for now) what you’d be able p
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by demarq 1y ago
This is a good move, more people will unwittingly be running a trial of the product. I suspect there’s a whole lot of devs who’ve never experienced paid IDEs vs VsCode. Plus the community is about to grow insane. Interested to see what happ
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by demarq 1y ago
It’s now a matter of when, and I’m working on that problem.
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by demarq 1y ago
I like that they are being transparent. But are these partners also going to be transparent?
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by demarq 1y ago
I change my mind. A tattoo is individuality, a purple dragon on a client document is not an appropriate place to express that.
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by demarq 1y ago
I see what you are saying about there being different standards. I would follow up with, if the shoe was on the other foot, do you believe that a lawyer with tattoos and or purple hair should be allowed to practice? We may never agree? But
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by demarq 1y ago
The whole point of a judicial process is to make judgments on the merit of a case not personal prejudice. What if someone comes to court wearing tattoos are they more guilty?
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by demarq 1y ago
I hate headlines that sound they have answers when in reality the entire article is a lead up to…nothing Next up: why is the weather at is so cold! “Because it’s 5degrees Celsius”
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by demarq 1y ago
I would think iterators are exactly this. And they exist in almost every language.
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by demarq 1y ago
Wait their 32b model competes with o1?? damn son
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by demarq 1y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. I trust what you know what you are talking about.

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