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811.
by dsego 4y ago
The UX things are mostly just conventions, you may not like it, but doesn't make it objectively terrible.
812.
by dsego 4y ago
Check out Odin, it's breath of fresh air, the syntax is minimal and well thought out, so unlike rust or zig (and much like jai*), things are consistent and make sense**. (*) https://pixeldroid.com/jailang/overview&
813.
by dsego 4y ago
Isn't that just an electrified BMW Isetta?
814.
On the aesthetics of the syntax of declarations (2018)(gingerbill.org)
1 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
815.
by dsego 4y ago
But flexbox is much newer than vertical-align.
816.
by dsego 4y ago
Not sure why, but a few of these nootropics that I tried seem to just make me nervous or irritable, things like citicoline, nac and possibly even ashwagandha.
817.
by dsego 4y ago
What about NAC?
818.
by dsego 4y ago
Is xstate something like redux or mobx?
819.
by dsego 4y ago
Just the URL, but it says it can read it. > can you summarize an article from a url > Yes, I can summarize an article from a URL. Please provide me with the URL of the article you would like me to summarize. Funny, it seems to be maki
820.
by dsego 4y ago
Another take: > The article is an opinion piece where the author reflects on her visit to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) semiconductor factory in Taiwan. She describes the factory's massive scale and ad
821.
by dsego 4y ago
Summary via ChatGPT: > The article "I Saw the Face of God in a TSMC Factory" describes the author's experience visiting a TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) factory and observing the advanced technology and
822.
by dsego 4y ago
> Instead of grinding away over a piece of code crafting > get to talk to people more about KPIs and OKRs
823.
So Much Vintage Tech Is Dying Here's Why [video](youtube.com)
4 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
824.
by dsego 4y ago
Not optimal but should be able to hover or option+hover on the green circle to tile or position windows side by side. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/work-with-app-windo... There is rectangle, which has n
825.
by dsego 4y ago
Warning, rant ahead: File chooser grid view (ie thumbnails) - that's nice, but I'm so jaded at this point to care anymore. I've been using ubuntu on and off as my personal system for the past 15 years, it sure beats windows i
826.
Abraxas, a god higher than the Christian God and Devil?(maier-files.com)
3 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
827.
Signals are the future of web frameworks(builder.io)
2 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
828.
Quantum Computers Break the Internet Starting Now [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
829.
by dsego 4y ago
I do have some gum recession, and a lot of fillings. My wife has better dental health, even though she gives her teeth less attention than me in terms of hygiene. But I've also found articles online about spreading cavities. Here is a
830.
by dsego 4y ago
Afaik, babies have weak neck muscles and can't lift their heads. I remember also reading that really small babies can't breathe through their mouth. So it seems easy to imagine a situation where the babies airway is blocked and it
831.
by dsego 4y ago
I am always worried about sharing my caries or gum disease bacteria, so I avoid sharing spoons and food. And then I've seen mothers pick up a pacifier from the ground and put it in their mouth to "clean" it before giving it b
832.
by dsego 4y ago
World-line travel my friend https://metallicman.com/detailed-breakdown-of-consciousness-...
833.
Samsung fakes more than moons [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dsego 4y ago|1 comments
834.
Vitamin D supplementation and incident dementia(alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
3 points by dsego 4y ago|1 comments
835.
by dsego 4y ago
Right, the dash length seems more of an aesthetic choice, like a drop cap or something.
836.
Town Did the Impossible [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dsego 4y ago|0 comments
837.
by dsego 4y ago
Afaik, data-oriented approach doesn't use classes to encapsulate behavior.
838.
by dsego 4y ago
I've come to the same conclusion, really smart people who write compilers, name their variables one single letter and the like (the extreme variant) etc., they can actually see the matrix beyond the funny characters on the screen, they
839.
by dsego 4y ago
> invert the normal array-of-structs to a struct of arrays We need our languages and compilers to give us the necessary tools to abstract away complexity without losing performance, which our current OOP languages don't really do. J
840.
by dsego 4y ago
His examples use class state as faux-global state and dozens of small one-line methods that "do one thing", but don't really, since they operate on this object state. In the end, it makes it difficult to follow the logic flow

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