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by eterm 1y ago
I think there are also a lot of default rules which aren't enforced until they're bumped up in severity in the .editorconfig. Also it can hook into roslyn analyzers, so if you want a more opinionated analyzer then stylecop analyze
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by eterm 1y ago
It's a huge mess in the real world. Without good understanding and discipline, I've seen components which react profiler says re-render 15 times on an initial load because of cascading useEffect hooks. I lack the expertise to be a
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by eterm 1y ago
> the biscuits are rubbish This is why I'm pleased that for the ward I visit, biscuits and snacks are provided by a charity, it is the best of both worlds. Not only I am not bankrupt from medical care, but I also get to enjoy decent
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by eterm 1y ago
It is actually 10 years long by how ISO 8601 defines a decade. Also it's worth noting here that ISO 8601 has a year zero, which equates to 1BC in historical terms.
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by eterm 1y ago
> 2000 to 2010 is 11 years This is obviously wrong by induction. If 2000 to 2010 is 11 years, then: 2000 to 2009 would be length 10 years ... 2000 to 2001 would have length 2 years and finally 2000 to 2000 would be a span lasting "1
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by eterm 1y ago
I'm not familiar enough with AI-assisted coding to know: the `rm -rf ~/` example seems like satire, but is it?
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by eterm 1y ago
> probably costs the provider something Yes, So what? Eat the cost. Any life saved was worth it.
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by eterm 1y ago
Something from 30 years ago falls in an uncomfortable spot between feeling current and yet not so at the same time. Many of the themes and concerns and even way of living will be similar, yet also just unfamiliar enough. Contemporary fictio
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by eterm 1y ago
Cloudflare speedtest is down too, I assume because of this?
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by eterm 1y ago
And indeed if he were alive.
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by eterm 1y ago
Why would e2e help here? The other end is the one that's ordered to preserve the logs.
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by eterm 1y ago
Only Magnus really knows if it was "incredibly boring" or he feared losing over the board, and even he might not really know himself. I think it's a shame for the sport that he wasn't willing to risk losing his WC title
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by eterm 1y ago
It's hard for some of the very best when they're no longer at their peak. Don't get me wrong, Magnus is still world #1 for a reason, but he used to be at a level where no-one could even scratch him. Now he has to fight much h
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by eterm 1y ago
It's clear from the article that isn't what has happened here. This is the cumulative effect of individuals being phished.
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by eterm 1y ago
I am the only person who browses https://github.com/getcord/cord and just doesn't get what it does? Like, it's not clear to me what problem it solves. It's described as "The complete SDK for Chat,
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by eterm 1y ago
It wasn't until I read Petzold's CODE that this stuff, especially the role of the the motherboard bridging processing, memory and I/O and what an OS is for, that it started to click for me.
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by eterm 1y ago
I've just watched that video, thank you, and it's interesting that he shows an example where my intuition of counting leading to non-regularity fails: We've seen you can't detect if there is a balanced number of 0's
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by eterm 1y ago
What you're imagining is what it was like in the 1980s, or possibly now for a boutique place, not the reality of the post-internet high-street travel agent. You're not realising the reality of the typical high-street worker, and t
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by eterm 1y ago
> if you require your parens to be balanced, that's no longer a regular language. TIL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pumping_lemma_for_regular_lang... As someone who has only recently learned the formal definit
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by eterm 1y ago
We're getting into semantics now, but I'm talking about the kind of person who used to sit in a physical store, waiting for someone to walk by and go into the travel agency. In the 80's and 90's, this is how most people
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by eterm 1y ago
There are jobs out there that have always been unreliable. A classic example is the Travel Agent. This was already a job driven to near-extinction just by Google, but LLMs are a nail in the travel agent coffin. The job was always fuzzy. It
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by eterm 1y ago
I would be annoyed along with you if I thought the post was true.
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by eterm 1y ago
If an AI agent is a "Peer", does that mean you want papers written by AI agents to review?
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by eterm 1y ago
Very few of those games you've listed are new games. Newer than cs 1.6, sure, but very few of them are under 5 years old. Fortnite: 2017 Apex legends: 2019 Valorant: 2020 Overwatch 2016 COD: Not sure which versio
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by eterm 1y ago
In which they reimplement channels. Biggest applause comes when they say this talk will avoid talk of AI.
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Yet "Another Highly Technical Talk" – Hanselman and Toub [video](youtube.com)
1 points by eterm 1y ago|1 comments
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by eterm 1y ago
I don't normally leave feedback on these posts, so I apologise if I get the tone wrong and this is overly harsh. 1. If you're going to record a demo, invest $100 into a real microphone. The sound quality of the loom demo is really
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by eterm 1y ago
It was worse before emoji reactions were added and 90% of messages were literally just "+1"
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by eterm 1y ago
If you earn more than me, then if you value "time saved" then you should pay me to take my washing off me. Because then you can save even more of your valuable time! The more of my washing you can take off me, the more of your tim
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by eterm 1y ago
My point is that saving 1,000 hours each day doesn't actually give you 1,000 hours a day to do things with. You still get your 24 hours, no matter how much time you save. What actually matters is the value of what is delivered, not how

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