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Reactive Custom Web Scratchpad(qeditor.dev)
1 points by dpweb 8mo ago|0 comments
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by dpweb 8mo ago
I disagree I think we always need new languages. Every language over time becomes more and more unnecessarily complex. It's just part of the software lifecycle. People think their job is to "write code" and that means everyth
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Tiny Reactive JavaScript Framework(github.com)
2 points by dpweb 9mo ago|0 comments
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HTML Scratchpad(qeditor.dev)
1 points by dpweb 9mo ago|0 comments
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by dpweb 9mo ago
We don't understand the brain. We fully understand what LLM are doing, humans built them. The idea we don't understand what LLMs are doing is magical. Magical is good for clicks and fundraising.
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by dpweb 2y ago
Been WFH for many years, but I can understand why some companies prefer (demand) in office. Sorry, but unless its written into employment law, no-one has a "right" to it. I would think this could be a perk that companies could use
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by dpweb 2y ago
I’d also distinguish between the hacker to gets access to a forbidden system out of curiosity or for a challenge, from a person who pays a ddos service to attack someone they don’t like (one of the accused actions of this kid). The latter d
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by dpweb 2y ago
Maybe because nobody really asked for these things gemoji and "rewrite my email". Neural nets are a foundational technology there should be a ecosystem of apps based on it. People pay 1500$ for an iphone because it has apps, not t
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by dpweb 2y ago
If ya don't want to do includes, ` window.$ = document.querySelector.bind(document) window.$$ = document.querySelectorAll.bind(document) `
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by dpweb 2y ago
Facinating software although I hope the idea "we're gonna rely on people to be good humans and DO THE RIGHT THING" is quickly abandoned and instead there is just as robust development of detection software that goes along wit
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by dpweb 2y ago
3.5" disks, nice. We were still on 5 1/4" in high school in 87-88.. True floppys! I remember thinking 3.5" hard disk - wow the technology :)
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by dpweb 3y ago
Increasing enrollment means increasing faculty. Maybe controversial but I really believe this lowers overall standards. You just can't find enough faculty to meet the high standards. Look what happened when tech blew up - they hired l
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by dpweb 3y ago
Always felt that the ability to think was indicative of academic success. But also a good SAT for (those not naturally brilliant = most of us) also a positive indication of the student work ethic (to study for the test). The problem I bel
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by dpweb 3y ago
Testing and QA is great and all however there is something to be gained from a CompSci education besides making more money for the company. It can be enjoyed just for the sake of it. Binary arithmetic doesn't make dollars for your bos
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by dpweb 3y ago
In 50+ years I've learned one thing. When you have a kid. Drop EVERYTHING in your life, take off (completely) from work and spend your days with them. For at least a month or two. Make breakfast, watch little kid shows, all that. Yeah
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by dpweb 3y ago
Donors like that threaten to pull their money when you don’t behave. It’s why they donate. There is no such thing as a donation.
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by dpweb 3y ago
Have paid school tuitions for 15 years now, pre-K to 12, and in 2nd year of college now. Some thoughts.. College is just like private K-12 - there is no set price, it's indexed to your income. They have to set a high list price so the
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by dpweb 3y ago
Built some log databases and back end frameworks myself with some of the same concepts. I applaud the creativity in rethinking how back ends should work. Please now do frontends next! :) "But it's not a fully functioning 2023 Twit
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by dpweb 3y ago
Can be reduced customElements.define('like-button', class LikeButton extends HTMLElement { connectedCallback() { this.innerHTML = '<button></button>' this.addEventLi
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by dpweb 3y ago
I don’t see congress doing the responsible thing and dealing with the debt. Not to mention, there isn’t as much that can be cut from discretionary spending as you would think. Any meaningful cuts decimate everything outside of defense. We’r
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by dpweb 3y ago
There's always a plethora of misinformation about trading, so here goes.. Retail and institutional is the difference between playing in a casino and being the casino. It's important to understand - on the whole - he average probab
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by dpweb 3y ago
That’s what we need another highly addictive legal substance that’s harmful to health and can buy in every store. Making it illegal does not eliminate its use. It reduces its use. 63% of Americans drink. 1.7% use coke (have in the prev 12 m
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by dpweb 3y ago
After reading the terrific "Denial of Death" I asked a few friends if they felt dread knowing that would one day die. They said they don't worry about it and I cannot relate. Seems to me the entire meaning of life and the po
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by dpweb 3y ago
Go for it. If there are mental health issues - find help - not everyone even professionals can necessarily help - you may have to try different people, but it can get better.
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by dpweb 3y ago
Also, Stack: [] Hash table: {} Queue: []. It’d be nice if Linkedlist and others (neural network) were made part of the language.
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by dpweb 4y ago
Inflation is also good for those that own assets as their relative value to dollar increases. Everyone has a mix of: Debts, money they've loaned to others, amount of assets owned, and amount of dollars owned and wages (recurring income
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by dpweb 4y ago
The quality of an AI should be judged on its ability to detect AI, or itself. If it can’t then the quality of AI is exaggerated.
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by dpweb 4y ago
HOW do you have hundreds of portfolio companies with uninsured millions in a bank. Please can some venture capital expert explain? Tell me it's not just hubris.
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by dpweb 4y ago
Glut yes, but that not the cause - nor was the bank run. Simply, hubris. They bet billions on zero interest rate policy and didn't hedge that bet. Glut or no glut, would have failed just like LTCM or any other huge bets that failed to
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by dpweb 4y ago
VC insider types won this one in some sense but at the cost of some credibility (those most hysterically yelling om twitter at least)

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