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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Is your email not a tool since you likely pay some cloud provider for it and the way it works is largely outside your control? Something can be a SaaS, and a useful tool, at the same time.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
In fact, my estimates are that 100% of popular dotfiles repos are public.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You can install pre built binaries if you are not concerned about developing new features.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
And API is just a set of functions and types that determine an interface. I fully believe an LLM is better at creating APIs than most programmers.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
In my case most of my regex is for utility scripts for text processing. That means that I just run the script, and if it does what I want it to do I know I'm done. LLMs have been amazing in my experience putting together awk scripts or
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I know regex. But I use it so sparingly that every time I need it I forgot again the character for word boundary, or the character for whitespace, or the exact incantation for negative lookahead. Is it >!? who knows. A shortcut to type i
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I think that's only true assuming no other life has appeared in any other place of the universe.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You'd use feature flags to enable certain parts of the library.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
The cool thing about rust is you can implement async yourself. You aren't tied to any specific implementation.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
But if then you write to that memory through a int pointer the effective type is int. Unlike if you would have allocated the struct in the stack.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Well ethics aren't absolute. If it wasn't this way we would be stuck with a set of rules for all eternity, even when deemed incorrect at a later point.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
In my server I hooked up a sound alarm to a set of capacitors. Too low of a charge indicates higher power consumption than production, allowing you to unplug certain low priority loads. I also have some emergency coal generators ready to go
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
You can always break out of the too rusty side and use unsafe tastefully. UnsafeCell I find particularly useful to exponentially decrease the amount of boilerplate needed to convince the compiler that your code is safe.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Could you elaborate? I'm curious in which ways their course may be lacking.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Yet the words you chose to use in this comment were entirely modelled inside your brain in a not so different manner.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
I tried really hard to see the "redgreen", but it just felt like an occlusion bug when two 3d objects have the exact same z layer and fight to render on top of the other.
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Yeah, and while you are at it drop the types and just use normal assembly, that way you won't even have UB!
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Even if all clients are truthful and 100% correct, the lack of counter examples would still be essentially meaningless, right?
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
Because anonymous facts are less valuable than those from an identified individual?
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by eddd-ddde 1y ago
How so? I'd really like to see an example. If you can't explain what requirements your function has before calling it then how do you know it even does what you expect?
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
I really wish templates didn't work on a dumb "replace at call site until something compiles" manner. All template requirements should be verified at the function definition, not at every call site. There is concepts. But the
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
It's just a different kind of data. Even without LLMs, sometimes I want a tutorial, sometimes I want the raw API specification. For some cases I absolutely prefer an LLM, like discoverability of certain language features or toolkits. B
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
> ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR :(
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
The only thing I ever miss from C++ is a way of guaranteeing that some code is run at every exit path of a function. I guess this is why zig became so popular among C developers.
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
I disagree. The spherical cow of marketing is a system that connects consumers with EXACTLY what they are looking for. What you are describing is the capitalist spherical cow.
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
That doesn't mean he is wrong. That _is_ the only way.
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
Also, Minecraft is like a gateway drug into Factorio. Dangerous stuff!
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
But it'd be nice not to /have to/. Specially when working on new projects with no build step.
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
How do you know? You could 100% create the tool to search and chose results, go through links, read more pages, etc.
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by eddd-ddde 2y ago
Basically just an OWNERS file, but asynchronously?

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