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by endorphine 1y ago
Any suggestions for sci-fi books everyone should read in 2025?
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by endorphine 1y ago
In my experience, nothing beats the puzzle quality of ChessTempo. Curious how this compares to that.
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by endorphine 1y ago
Where did you get the puzzles from?
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by endorphine 1y ago
Isn't it a pity they did not choose a safer language?
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by endorphine 1y ago
This _was_ one of the bosses.
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by endorphine 1y ago
Tangential: is there a way to see all flagged posts?
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Ask HN: Do you think there's censorship on HN?
37 points by endorphine 1y ago|37 comments
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India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by endorphine 1y ago|0 comments
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by endorphine 1y ago
Firefox with uBlock Origin
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Zig: First Impressions(deplet.ing)
7 points by endorphine 1y ago|0 comments
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by endorphine 1y ago
He mentioned it in-person to me.
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by endorphine 1y ago
> Lamdas check the number of arguments, while procs do not FWIW, Matz himself called this difference "a design mistake".
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by endorphine 1y ago
It just occurred to me that Ruby's symbols are pretty much the same as Rust's string slices. No?
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by endorphine 1y ago
What actually surprised me in Rust, is the amount of fragmentation and abandoned libraries. For example, serde_yaml is archived and there are two other libraries that do the same (?) thing. It seems like there's a significant effort re
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by endorphine 1y ago
This is amazing, thanks. What would you say was the most challenging part?
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Ask HN: OpenAI models vs. Gemini 2.5 Pro for coding and swe
4 points by endorphine 1y ago|5 comments
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by endorphine 1y ago
Off topic: glad to read about Joe Damato again — such a blast from the past. I haven't read anything from him since I first read James Gollick posts about on tcmalloc and then learning about packagecloud.io which eventually led me to J
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C and C++ prioritize performance over correctness (2023)(research.swtch.com)
93 points by endorphine 2y ago|130 comments
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by endorphine 2y ago
Did you use a book or similar resource? I vaguely recall there was some book about implementing an OS in Rust.
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Reporter asks random people "what is a browser?" (2009) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by endorphine 2y ago|0 comments
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by endorphine 2y ago
Are these compatible with Linux? My 4yo Carbon x1 (gen 9) is very sluggish and its battery is drained after 1h.
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by endorphine 2y ago
There is not, but you can use a uBlock Origin filter.
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by endorphine 2y ago
Seems like tenderlove will be happy: https://x.com/tenderlove/status/1521961429481361408?mx=2
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by endorphine 2y ago
Question to KOReader users: can you somehow keep the Bookerly font? It's one of the main reasons I like Kindle.
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by endorphine 2y ago
Will the extension eventually be made available for Firefox on Android? Right now the Firefox extension link says that it's not compatible. P. S: I don't use the Kagi app in Android.
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by endorphine 2y ago
The point is moot, since you can use your vim config as is, with nvim. I did exactly that, so the only change needed was to actually alias 'vim' to 'nvim' in my bash_profile. So I guess this post complaints about the way
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by endorphine 2y ago
Can someone describe why they would use ZFS (or similar) for home usage?
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by endorphine 2y ago
I was expecting a visual comparison towards the end of the article, where you would be able to click a button and both the eager and lazy versions would start executing simultaneously, one displayed next to the other, and you would clearly
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by endorphine 2y ago
Happy new year fellow humans, wishing for more love and a healthy 2025!
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Ask HN: How do you pick between different OpenAI LLMs?
1 points by endorphine 2y ago|1 comments

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