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by elcritch 1y ago
It seems betting markets are now allowed in the US? I keep seeing advertisements for them. They'd be an awesome tool for this stuff. Edit: there's one open bet on a US recession in 2025 on Kalshi that's gone down to only a 5%
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Also cmd-up arrow and cmd-down arrow to go up and down folders. You can also click on the title to get a list view of the current folder and its parents.
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Yeah, I tried Claude Code CLI and never found it too useful, but that was Claude 3.5 era. Still using Claude 3.7/4.0 via Cursor were much better but still had to micro managed. GPT5 + Codex CLI has been pretty productive for me. It&#x2
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Tcpreplay – Modify and Replay Packet Captures Back into the Network(thegraynode.io)
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Taking that to mean you disagree. However using HTTP verbs has nothing to do with using JSON or not. Notice it says "HTTP" not "HTML" APIs.
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Being RESTful and the data encoding used are largely orthogonal aspects of an API. Wikipedia RESTful article says: > The formal REST constraints are as follows:[10] > Client/Server – Clients are separated from servers by a well-d
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In particular learning about threaded interpreters, sub-routine interpreters, etc is very eye opening. That and really internalizing that everything, even code, is really just numbers.
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Looking at that source I’m skeptical of the validity of graph. Anecdotally in recent years I generally see far more casual references to violence from left leaning people both online and in person. After the attempted assignation of Trump,
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Still the trend of calling speech a form of violence likely has the counter effect of legitimizing violence. It’s not hard to go from “speech is violence” thoughts to “well they used violence (speech) against us so it’s okay if I use violen
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by elcritch 1y ago
Saying he lied about election fraud assumes he knew it was fake and said it anyways. Charlie Kirk may have been incorrect but he generally seemed to believe his positions.
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What is WEI?
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It's a road, and people will do 60 mph down these.
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I've read some studies which suggest there's a variety of genes which are linked to autism as well as link to both autism and ADHD. I believe those genes are linked to how different brain circuits interact. It makes a lot of sense
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Ugh yeah, s/aspirin/Tylenol/. My brain always wants to call Tylenol and acetaminophen as generic "aspirins" and it's a hard habit to break. Joys of having ADHD I didn't even notice the switch. Nevertheless
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It seems that higher sensitivity to pain could be a very plausible cause. I believe there's studies showing lowered (and altered) pain tolerance with autism. Though I'd expect that if aspirin did have an affect that it'd chan
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Make a Lisp in Nim(hookrace.net)
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They support writing RTOS tasks in C as I understand it.
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Nesper: Program the ESP32 Using Nim(github.com)
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There's a wrapper for unreal engine using the C++ interopt. It's doable but not automatic. https://github.com/jmgomez/NimForUE Mentally I view Nim as a better, safer, easier C++ now. Anything I wanted to do i
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by elcritch 1y ago
No need to migrate dependency with Atlas. Should "Just Work". If not file a GH issue. Note, I fixed up Atlas a few months ago for Araq (Nim's BDFL). It uses a simpler design where pkgs are put in a local `deps` folder. It wor
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by elcritch 1y ago
Yes, unfortunately. Even liberal commentators like Jon Stewart and Bill Maher have said the obsession with Trump was overblown and even dangerous in its own right.
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by elcritch 1y ago
It's not too different in my opinion from the skills need to build complicated machinery like Boeing 747s despite how much Wallstreet and PHBs want to believe it's fungible. Having competent experienced engineers on the ground lev
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by elcritch 1y ago
Ah good points. I do get a bit triggered from people who do crap on languages when hey you’ve built something, it works well, but it’s not written in whatever fad is current. Then go and rewrite it in react five times. > The fact that th
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by elcritch 1y ago
There are plenty of practical real world usages from companies shipping video games, one of the first and most featureful eth2 servers, websocket servers powering millions of requests at Reddit, etc. Apparently some use in HFT as well now.
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by elcritch 1y ago
Take some upper level physics courses. It's all about deriving equations and models rather than just using formulas.
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Python was similar for me after learning Perl and some C in highschool. During university I used Python 2 on and off. It was amazing during that era and what I could build. Then came Python 3 and it just never felt the same. PyQT projects f
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And living, or rather surviving, on adrenaline fueled high stakes brinkmanship sucks. Especially if that's just to enable doing simple chores.
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No, the drugs don't make doing chores fun or any of that. For those with ADHD they turn on the prefrontal cortex which reduces or removes the feeling of utter torture and pain from doing chores. It's sort of like taking a drug tha
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From the comments I was expecting a less well reasoned post. However, while I don't agree with some of his rationale, generally they seem reasonable. The author isn't even condemning all AI generated MRs. Only ones meeting a few c
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Yet they generally work. In my experience all of the low level code on uC’s is just short of horrible. That’s ST, NXP, etc, are just full of terrible kludges. Then again some of the Linux kernel drivers can be rough too. The only vendor I’v

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