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by epgui 1y ago
I’ve had similar issues with a 2023 Honda Civic and with a 2025 Audi A3. I don’t think good cars exist anymore. All car software is shit.
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by epgui 1y ago
You could argue that (I would disagree to some degree), but the comment I replied to didn't argue that.
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by epgui 1y ago
You're completely missing the point of the comment you're replying to, though. The parent comment suggests that the cost of investing is not high enough. Moreover, they suggest that it should not only be a higher cost, but that th
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by epgui 1y ago
Ruling on technicalities is their job. I don't like the outcome either, but they did their job and they did it well.
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by epgui 1y ago
> But what is a <$>? Should one google something like that and hope that Google honors it like a word instead of ignoring it like it usually does punctuation? No... that's what Hoogle is for. You can literally search by symbol
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by epgui 1y ago
You totally can, and many people trivially write their own standard library when they work with Haskell.
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by epgui 1y ago
Sure, but that’s more about naming than syntax. You pick whatever names you prefer. syntax != vocab
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by epgui 1y ago
They’re just regular functions, but infix.
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by epgui 1y ago
Syntax is inherent to the language, and what you’re talking about says more about people than it says about any intrinsic property of the language. It’s not bait. Call me pedantic if you want, but I think words have meaning.
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by epgui 1y ago
> Haskell's obscure and impenetrable syntax Uhhh... Haskell syntax is simpler than python's or javascript's. It's neither obscure nor impenetrable, but it sounds like it's different than what you're used t
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by epgui 1y ago
Of course. My response was overly simplistic, simply because the parent comment seemed to suggest that there existed no solution.
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by epgui 1y ago
Maybe... But to me that whole incident seems more like a symptom than a cause. IMHO (disclaimer: pure conjecture), Musk must have been "broken" prior to engaging in such behaviour.
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by epgui 1y ago
Immigration.
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by epgui 1y ago
You can pinpoint, fairly easily, the year Elon turned from eccentric to insane to sometime in 2019 just by looking at his wiki page. It’s so weird.
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by epgui 1y ago
Right, because that’s a “smart” way to tackle the demographic collapse/crisis while totally not making the problem worse.
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by epgui 1y ago
That's right-- Personally I like to think in functional programming terms, and with FP concurrency/parallelism is more or less a non-issue.
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by epgui 1y ago
> we don’t have a really widely supported construct in programming that is like a for loop, but with no dependency allowed between iterations Uhhh... we don't? It seems to me like we do. This is a solved problem. Depending on what y
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by epgui 1y ago
Even if you have to be honest with yourself about how much you care about being right, there’s still a place for balancing priorities. Two things can be true at once. Sometimes someone just has to make imperfect decisions based on incomplet
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by epgui 1y ago
You’re right; it’s how the US malfunctions.
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by epgui 1y ago
It does, if you assume you care about the validity of the results or about making changes that improve your outcomes. The degree of care can be different in less critical contexts, but then you shouldn’t lie to yourself about how much you
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by epgui 1y ago
That's exactly the point.
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by epgui 1y ago
> It has copyright implications - if Claude can recollect 42% of a copyrighted product without attribution or royalties, how did Anthropic train it? Personally I’m assuming the worst. That being said, Harry Potter was such a big cultural
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by epgui 1y ago
4 years is actually not that much for a passive air drying process.
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by epgui 1y ago
Vit D is actually one of the few vitamin supplements that have proven benefits, if you live far from the equator.
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by epgui 1y ago
And?
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by epgui 1y ago
> self-interested anecdotes It's more than that-- many people are spending a lot of time just testing FSD, filming it, actively looking for failure modes, and being quite methodical about it. We don't have the same data Tesla h
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by epgui 1y ago
Look, I can see just as well as anyone else that Musk is wildly off on his timelines, and I really don't like the guy either. That said, the article is full of facts that are decontextualized or presented in a misleading/misled ma
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by epgui 1y ago
The word liberal is being used in the classical sense, and not in the sense you seem to be alluding to.
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by epgui 1y ago
> That doesn’t make any sense. If philosophy contains bs it makes it so the whole field can be labeled as bs. No, that's not how sense works.
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by epgui 1y ago
This can be a culture shock for people coming from places like ruby, python, javascript... But a lot of clojure libraries are actually just "finished", they're not abandoned.

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