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by exdsq 5y ago
I see the same the other way round though where people who are critical of web3 argue all the way down to semantics rather than admit a use case.
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by exdsq 5y ago
I see this argument a lot and all it makes me think is general sadness people are so defeatist about something that's hardly brain surgery. If people can't work out a way to share a skin between games when they both want to then
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by exdsq 5y ago
I'd say the reasons you say it's vintage are the exact reasons I'd say it's timeless! It's a fictional assembly language which is at the level of abstraction he wants and something that won't age because it n
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by exdsq 5y ago
I’ve been using GPT-3 to generate pornography scripts involving unpopular politicians and it has to write some of the funniest stuff I’ve ever read. Nigel Farage was randomly a goat in one of them, but still leader of UKIP. Osama Bin Laden
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by exdsq 5y ago
Is it possible that you don't appreciate the great innovations of the last decade, but looking back there will be just as many as the 1900-1910s?
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by exdsq 5y ago
A developer talking about preferring unit tests is never lazy !
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by exdsq 5y ago
Here are some reasons why you might want this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hoc_polymorphism
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by exdsq 5y ago
That’s not very dark side behavior! Any pics on the succulent farm online?
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by exdsq 5y ago
I can say with quite some certainty that it will!
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by exdsq 5y ago
There’s nothing wrong with a language being strict with what you can do to force good programming styles. An expectation of competence is nice if you can afford it, but it’s also nice to have languages that mean you don’t have to take that
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by exdsq 5y ago
Aaaand now watch every projects abstraction increase tenfold under the weight of generics
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by exdsq 5y ago
Think I saw something like this coming out of China, is this research sort of similar? https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2021.71539...
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by exdsq 5y ago
Yet more evidence that k8s is too complex
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by exdsq 5y ago
See Galactic Algorithms for examples!
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by exdsq 5y ago
The rabbit hole of shortest successful PhD thesis's is pretty cool
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by exdsq 5y ago
Can you ELI5 metaphysics?
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by exdsq 5y ago
Which I do agree with, assuming it’s work devices too. But secretly recording devices is just weird.
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by exdsq 5y ago
There was a case of someone getting killed in a traffic accident a few weeks after testing positive of COVID being classed as a COVID-related death and I realised the numbers are definitely going to be over and not under reported. South Par
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by exdsq 5y ago
You might find it interesting to know a lot of really important code is not written by text but using tools like Simulink and other graphical programming systems. This is used, for example, to program the critical parts of NASA spacecraft
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by exdsq 5y ago
You might like this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Inklings
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by exdsq 5y ago
I think this is illegal in Europe or parts of Europe! I’d feel differently if you were told this would be happening.
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by exdsq 5y ago
A company secretly screen recording me makes me shiver
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by exdsq 5y ago
> Nuclear waste from power stations can be used as raw materials for nuclear weapons. I imagine it's almost impossible to manufacture nuclear weapons 'quietly' with waste and sanctions/agreements stop this happening,
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by exdsq 5y ago
Sure! But it's 'less' than a dairy farm, which is why I wonder if there could be a middle ground. Also, I saw a new company makes lab-grown nuggets from proteins found in discard chicken feathers. That must be getting close e
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by exdsq 5y ago
On the note of Euclid's Elements, I took a short course on Plato's "Theory of Forms" when I was just learning to really code and it's what helped OOP click in my head. It's fun when totally random subjects help
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by exdsq 5y ago
So my little project was essentially a research survey on neural program synthesis - do you have any good sources on building program synthesis projects? I noted a lot of the literature talks about outcomes but rarely how I can go about b
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by exdsq 5y ago
I’ll check it out, thanks!
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by exdsq 5y ago
Thank you!! :)
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by exdsq 5y ago
Anyone here working on program synthesis? I did a little research project as part of an MSc in CS and found it really interesting, but when I looked at industry applications I only found one YC startup working on it in the smart contract sp
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by exdsq 5y ago
And, from what I’ve admittedly only briefly read, they’d be right to do so. The only reason this should be acceptable is if Ukrainians are sharing intel on where Russian troops are in order to avoid them (that might break some T&Cs so I

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