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by dilap 5y ago
Go has interfaces, but not inheritence. I'm slightly confused about what you're trying to describe, but maybe it's something like this? https://play.golang.org/p/smPyWvBvWWp We can make both Food and Ani
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by dilap 5y ago
I read the free web version of this; it's probably my favorite tech book ever. If you want to learn the basics of implementing a programming language, I can't recommend this enough.
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by dilap 5y ago
Similar concept in poker: Even if you folded a hand that would've worked out, don't regret the fold, if it was the right call given the information you had at the time. Basically, it's easy to see what magically perfect decis
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by dilap 5y ago
Let's say we grant that for current variants; how can we be confident it remains true for future variants?
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by dilap 5y ago
How many people are familiar w/ the phenomenon of antibody-dependent enhancement of corona viruses? If you are familiar, how confident are you that it won't be an issue with the current vaccines, and for what reasons? It's ve
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by dilap 5y ago
It reminds me of a NYT article about how many women at work have baby monitors, just watching their baby, wishing they could be with it, while working. Pretty heartbreaking. I wouldn't say I'm against capitalism necessarily, but i
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by dilap 5y ago
Yeah, I had my (completely clean) car searched because "the dog signaled". OK, sure. It would be more honest and to just say cops have the right to search you at will.
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by dilap 5y ago
In some cases amortized isn't good enough though, and games could certainly be one of them! (Anywhere you're servicing some kind of interactive request might qualify, depending on this size of your datastructures.) This is actuall
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by dilap 5y ago
Totally agree; it's almost perfect, but this is defnly needed to get to full perfection. While you can argue (as people do on that issue) that there are workarounds to carry error payload, the truth is if you don't make it ergon
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by dilap 5y ago
oh, sweet!
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by dilap 5y ago
"External headphones" should be a headphones icon, not a computer icon, is my complaint, to be explicit. It used to be correct in a previous version of macOS but regressed at some point.
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by dilap 5y ago
Ah, too bad, I've grown to quite like the previous beta! I don't tend to have a gazillion tabs open though. I want my webpage to be as much page as possible, w/ as little chrome. I think there's some danger in listening
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by dilap 5y ago
It's not all roses over in Mac land either, look how terrible this icon is for "External Headphones" https://pasteboard.co/Kb9u3OY.png Apple is slipping. (Probably an oversight because of Airpod-centric think
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by dilap 5y ago
Andrew Kelley of Zig also moved away from YouTube because of forced ads ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjz6xNO63mI ) YouTube is an amazing collection of knowledge, but it's unfortunate that it's in the hands of a
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by dilap 5y ago
They look small since they're next to big planes, but plane tires are actually quite big, so I'm not surprised they wouldn't have any trouble w/ the tracks.
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by dilap 5y ago
Could actually make you better at producing robust code, though. It's somehow always easier to spot someone else's mistakes than your own. Or to put it another way: you know you can't trust the AI-generated code w/o co
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by dilap 5y ago
Yes, I also use it daily, so thanks for making an amazing tool! 100% vs 80% is of course going to be subjective, but the missing 20% in my opinion is built-in merging and a built-in repo browser. When I've tried to advocate GitUp to my
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by dilap 5y ago
GitUp is such a great app & fantastic UI design, but the author gave up on it at maybe 80% of functionality, and I think for that reason (among perhaps others), it never really caught on. (It's open source and there are still occas
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by dilap 5y ago
Huh? Major american social networks are highly censored. From the diversity of political opinions I see on TikTok, it certainly doesn't seem to be any more censored than say Twitter. (Exception: TikTok does not allow explicitly sexual
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by dilap 5y ago
Same experience here; recursive descent parser advantages: - It's just normal code; you don't have to go learn a whole 'nother thing - Easy and fun to write (ymmv) - Does not add extra dependencies to your build system (the t
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by dilap 5y ago
Fair point! (But also I will say the relative smallness of my projects in other languages has proved no defense against code breakage w/ time :-)
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by dilap 5y ago
just checked: the first Go code i ever wrote, over 8 years ago, still compiles flawlessly. obviously the world is filled with trade-offs, but my oh my is it nice to use a language that doesn't break old code.
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by dilap 5y ago
The million dollar question! No one really knows. There are some theories. One thing is linoleic acid converts into endocannabinoids, which stimulate appetite. Too much n6, too much appetite, obesity, is the theory. If you google around on
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by dilap 5y ago
Refined seed oils contain polyunsaturated fats (and more specifically, omega-6 polyunsaturated fats, and more specifically yet, linoleic acid) in far higher concentrations than traditional foods. I believe this is the main thing that makes
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by dilap 5y ago
I tried paying for the premium offering, but YouTube fucked it up: it wasn't simply YouTube w/o ads, it was a different set of content/recommendations.
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by dilap 5y ago
> but it isn’t a priority. I would kill for this.
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by dilap 5y ago
Interesting; thx for the answer!
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by dilap 5y ago
Are the unit behaviors coded in C, or some scripting/config language?
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by dilap 6y ago
I think some of it is unavoidable. E.g., I tend to get carsick on busses if I try to read or use a computer, but not on trains -- something about the nature of the motion.
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by dilap 6y ago
For me, it's just so much nicer to travel by train.

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