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Bright minds in America aren't working for Trump.
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Not really notable, aiui the only mainstream language with anything like that is JS in the browser And for good reason. There are enough platform differences that you have to write your own code on top anyway.
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by duped 7mo ago
I think all attempts to explain "why <market based on discretionary spending by young people> is failing" that don't come to the conclusion "we're macro-economically cooked" are wrong.
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It used to be that promoters were paid per woman they brought to the club and nothing for men, and they would in turn charge a cover per man. No idea how these businesses operate now. I'm sure there's still sliding scales of slimi
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by duped 7mo ago
I've worked extensively on module/import semantics for multiple products in my life. It is complex. However this complexity is on the implementer and not the user. If "best practices" need to be refined over years, it is
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by duped 7mo ago
if something so simple needs years of experience it's poorly designed
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by duped 7mo ago
weird to blame build systems for a problem caused by the language
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Engineers working on AI and AI enthusiasts are seemingly incapable of seeing the harm they cause, so I disagree. It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.
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by duped 7mo ago
What I mean is, I have yet to see projects in the wild _use modules at all_.
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I have yet to see modules in the wild. What I have seen extensively are header-only projects.
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by duped 7mo ago
Being told nonsense is not better than being told nothing
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I would suggest the prompt is an example of garbage in that's going to produce garbage out. Sitting down to confront the problem you're solving will show this, while Claude is going to happily spit out what looks like a plausibly
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by duped 7mo ago
I think a lot of SWE roles are really bullshit jobs (1) and these have been particularly susceptible to getting sniped with AI tools. (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullshit_Jobs
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by duped 7mo ago
You're assuming that people arguing for bans on trans athletes are making good faith arguments about competition in sports. You shouldn't. Here in the US a significant part of antipathy towards trans people is the deeply held beli
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by duped 7mo ago
> just have some sane rules and make everyone follow them (like run unit tests before submitting a PR) and thus you discover the value of CI
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by duped 7mo ago
I mean the fish rots from the head, but at the end of the day that rot translates into an engineering culture that doesn't value craftsmanship and quality. Every github product I've used reeks from sloppiness and poor architecture
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No it means people driving cars into synagogues and shooting up bars.
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by duped 7mo ago
The value is fewer indirect function calls heap allocations (so less overhead than callbacks) and well defined tasks that you can select/join/cancel.
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by duped 7mo ago
Does github not do any kind of blue/green rollouts or what
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by duped 7mo ago
Did I say that? I'm just attacking your thesis that games aren't profitable. Discretionary spending is the first victim in a recession.
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by duped 7mo ago
It's the leading entertainment industry, beating tv/film/music. If you can't find profit there then you're not doing your job.
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by duped 7mo ago
Fortnite is almost 10 years old, I'd be interested to see the average age of the playerbase. People have less time for games when they get older.
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It bothers me that everyone is laser focused on poor ATC staffing and working conditions (which is very valid, don't get me wrong). I think airport capacity should be fixed depending on ATC staffing. We need to have less air travel. Th
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by duped 7mo ago
> Yes, but did you try Microsoft Teams? People seem to forget Teams is the unloved child of a forced marriage between acquisitions, it was never going to turn out successful.
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Why is ";" different from \n from the perspective of the parser when handling recovery within scopes? Similarly, what's different with "consume everything until the first unmatched }" except substituting a DEDENT to
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by duped 7mo ago
Start from the perspective of the user seeing effectively: > error: expected the character ';' at this exact location The user wonders, "if the parser is smart enough to tell me this, why do I need to add it at all?"
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if object.method() || other_object.field.condition() || (foo > bar && baz < qux)
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Dishonesty is high signal for VC Like no one characterizes it like that, but this is the same business where you can tell a story about hiring a bunch of college friends to pretend to be your employees so a client comes to your "office
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https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/cryptocurrency-and-ai-... They're concerned about regulation, as always. Note that this election has no impact over the current congress. Senators and Reps won't be
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One problem I see with the broader use of LLMs these days is the death of literacy. For example, you chose to read my response and attack the vocabulary as if that was the point I was trying to make. This is a misunderstanding. I am purpose

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