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7mo ago
"At first I hoped that such a technically unsound project would collapse but I soon realized it was doomed to success. Almost anything in software can be implemented, sold, and even used given enough determination. There is nothing a m
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> I got tired of nil checks in Go and became a squeaky wheel in incident retros, where I finally got the chance to rewrite parts of our system in Rust during a refactor. At a new job, I am writing my first microservice in golang. Used to
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I have been using an ergonomics keyboard for a while and find it impossible to go back to normal keyboard. For the last two weeks, I was forced to work at a normal keyboard. After initial pain for one day, I got back to typing at normal spe
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8mo ago
What the guarantee is that folks won't abuse this system in the same way they do the citation system? The recommendation letter system is often abused for the pettiest of reasons...
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8mo ago
EE folks should design languages because they understand hardware better?! And CS folks should design hardwares because they understand concurrency better?!
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8mo ago
I prefer text too but this channel is just amazing..
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8mo ago
Just realised this video is referenced in the article! Didn't read it carefully.
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8mo ago
Obligatory: https://youtu.be/wHenisSTUQY?si=oNOHR9QRCG3GYvf2
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Japan cherry blossom festival cancelled because of unruly tourist 'crisis'
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I'm Done (Laracast)
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9mo ago
There are extremely competent coworkers I wouldn't like them as neighbours. Some of my great neighborhoods would make very sloppy and annoying coworkers. These people are terrible at their job, perhaps a bit malicious too. They may be
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AI startup Humans& raises $480M at $4.5B valuation in seed round
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Vibe coding has a 12x cost problem. maintainers are done
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The current prime minister of India once announced that he has Ph.D. in "all of the political science". Asked for proof, they produced his degree from Delhi University. No one who got their degree at that place during that time ca
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I like the perspective and phrasing. Build the foundation carefully and vibe code colors on the wall, decoration in the room, and design of wallpaper/carpets Want a dashboard from an API with openapi docs or from SQL database with know
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9mo ago
Location: Bengaluru, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, C++, Python, PHP; Simulator, endpoint security, APIs Résumé/CV: https://writer.zoho.in/writer/open/pcgrw8df7170fcabb45fdbb7
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"Happiness can't buy me money" -- Some actor
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Your politician is as corrupt as any, but people have more trust among each other. It's far easier for women to go out alone, camp outside in the night. It's getter better as you go more south. Not sure about AP/Telangana tho
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9mo ago
I think one of the European embassy moved from Delhi to Banglore which has much better air and climate but terrible traffic and garbage issues.
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9mo ago
Not sure about the subjective part though I feel that the OP is right. My experience growing up in India is that we are extremely tolerant of corruption and self aggrandisement. In fact, people speak of envy and admiration of folks working
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10mo ago
That's deep!
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10mo ago
dsn parser is open source, https://github.com/dilawar/dsn-parser (WIP). Some part of PCB routing will be open-source (MIT).
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I just finished a dsn parser and now I am planning to write a pcb router. All in rust. The plan is to have a wasm/wasi version as well so routing is possible in the browser.
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10mo ago
Reminds me of mercurial cvs!!
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10mo ago
might is right. /s
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A couple of years ago, I went through the process of signing a kenel minifiter that I wrote for our endpoint-security product. It was complicated, to put it mildly. Imagine if we had a similar process for websites! Thanks Let's Encrypt
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10mo ago
Can't zero knowledge proof solve this problem? Submit a zkp that you are over 18 to the website that requires it. The proof need not be tied to the identity of the user. I personally don't think self-regulation works. It's ha
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> I've always assumed peer review is similar to diff review. Where I'm willing to sign my name onto the work of others. If I approve a diff/pr and it takes down prod. It's just as much my fault, no? Ph.D. in neuroscie
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10mo ago
Put some mustard on your head and let a cow lick it dry... The pull will grow hair and the cow tongue will cleanse your aura.
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11mo ago
Something similar: Kolmogorov complexity. There is a finite size program that can generate infinite digits of pi (in infinite time). Kolmogorov's complexity of pi is finite even when the object is infinite. It's not very surprisin
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