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by dfee 2y ago
dumb question from someone re-entering the FE world: why is Vite necessary? My understanding is it basically strips the type information using Go (IIRC) where your typechecking is then a separate step (without transpilation). So feedback is
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by dfee 2y ago
Better link https://www.sup.org/books/theory-and-philosophy/burnout-soci...
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by dfee 2y ago
Know how many 9 year olds I’ve seen hit in the head with a baseball, while at bat? (Many. One kid on my sons team was hit in the head for four consecutive tournaments last fall.) Always wear a helmet when you’ve got a bat in your hand.
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by dfee 2y ago
I have an implementation function that computes N v7 UUIDs, sorts them, and returns them. This makes testing possible. Collection<UUID> generate(final int count); I also have an interface that I can back with a RNG that gener
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by dfee 2y ago
This is madness.
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by dfee 2y ago
You and I have a fundamentally different view about how to optimize education. Your view is probably great to cover the base case of people “checking out” of their children’s education, but my individualized view doesn’t care about the 90%
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by dfee 2y ago
Contrarian take: I feel that copilot rewards me for writing patterns that it can then use to write an entire function given a method signature. The more you lean into functional patterns: design some monads, don’t do I/O except at the
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by dfee 2y ago
Annoyed this isn't available on the family plan.
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by dfee 2y ago
I don’t know much about the company or situation, admittedly. But this wasn’t the strongest claim: > they said their probe involved data scientists who dug into computer code to understand how these algorithms set prices
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by dfee 2y ago
I’m a father of two children, a nine and two year old, and none of us know how to play piano. I did play a woodwind for five years in and out of school, and did extracurricular music for many years - even from a young age. Now, I’d like my
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by dfee 2y ago
For what it’s worth, it wasn’t unclear when I read it.
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by dfee 2y ago
This is interesting: MIMO channels to a process. Single stdin/stderr/stdout is effective for a single OS process, but with so much pulled up to user land (e.g. workers via green threads) maybe it makes sense to introduce multichan
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by dfee 2y ago
I was hoping for an insight to glean in conclusion, but this ended up being a survey of the software delivery eras. Oh well.
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by dfee 2y ago
> But you become an expert by reading source code and seeing the many ways to solve a problem. More so by iteratively building, at least so for me.
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A comprehensive translation of upstream React 17.x into Luau(github.com)
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by dfee 2y ago
Why do you equate widespread public education systems with amount of critical thinking?
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by dfee 2y ago
Nah, only gaslighting those still using Google Search. I'd encourage everyone to consider alternatives. I pay for Kagi. But, there are other options, too. Opt-out.
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by dfee 2y ago
Yes; that's a possibility, too. I'm trying to weigh whether that's the best course of action, or decouple our email and google docs. I have seen price increases a number of times already, though. What started at $5/mo&#x
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by dfee 2y ago
> I can't imagine losing access to 18 years of life's history and memories because Google decided to kill free accounts, or charge more than you're comfortable paying, or they suffer catastrophic data loss. Oof. Google now
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by dfee 2y ago
This seems to be the dataloader pattern. There are implementations in many languages, but the idea is that you have a bunch of threads which declare their I/O needs, and then you 1) debounce and merge the requests (uniform access) and
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by dfee 2y ago
I skipped around in the book a bit and found it interesting. I’d consider encouraging my kids to learn calculus this way. However, I am curious about the first paragraph of the preface: > Julia is an open-source programming language with
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by dfee 2y ago
It has given us starlink. The market makes interesting decisions.
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by dfee 2y ago
Strange. Setting up the terminal - to escape from the terminal. # Open up zshrc file to edit it alias addalias='code ~/.zshrc' Also, tmux is a huge productivity win, so I encourage the author to investigate it.
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by dfee 2y ago
Yes, that’s why the parent comment is relevant.
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by dfee 2y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/11/asia/pacific-castaways-pikelo... Seems to be the original article.
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by dfee 3y ago
What’s the best way to find a location in the center of totality and also ideal weather conditions. As for location, I’m finding the NASA map hard to use: https://science.nasa.gov/solar-system/skywatching/eclipses&
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by dfee 3y ago
How big of a NAS do you have?
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by dfee 3y ago
Formality is often tied to skill. Writing at a 90 degree angle would require more skill, the ability more rare. Calligraphy, for example, conveys no extra information but is of higher stature.
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by dfee 3y ago
When drafting a formal letter, does the author write it horizontally and present it vertically? Or, is the author expected to have skill at writing a 90 degree rotated character? Or, is the character not rotated, but just written in columns
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by dfee 3y ago
> Does this work under Kubernetes? > Yes, but we caution users to evaluate if you really need kubernetes. Chances are you don't and you will experience severe performance and security problems if you choose to run under k8s. If y

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