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by fctorial 6y ago
Technology gone berzerk.
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Diff.blog(diff.blog)
1 points by fctorial 6y ago|0 comments
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by fctorial 6y ago
Survivorship bias?
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by fctorial 6y ago
This isn't a software specific problem. 90% of work in every business is inefficient.
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by fctorial 6y ago
The latter is called industry experience.
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by fctorial 6y ago
You'd be surprised how well a nixos system works. Every other distro looks like a meme in comparison, for development work at least.
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by fctorial 6y ago
The problem "containers" solve does not exist in nix land. If all you've got is a hammer... Edit: removed "clouds"
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GlslViewer(github.com)
2 points by fctorial 6y ago|1 comments
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by fctorial 6y ago
The problem is that people do build sites that look like the first website: https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/multiboot/multiboot...
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by fctorial 6y ago
I beg to differ. The first website looks horrible on widescreen displays. A lot of old websites follow the style of first website and their readability could be improved 10 times by adding 10 lines of CSS.
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by fctorial 6y ago
Neat.
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by fctorial 6y ago
> This approach ends up with multiple, potentially-incompatible versions of the same package in a project. If data generated by one version of a library is being consumed by another version, that's a bug in the code that moves data
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by fctorial 6y ago
True
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by fctorial 6y ago
Please don't write a bash script.
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by fctorial 6y ago
There are at least 5 comments in this thread saying "just use the tool I use"
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by fctorial 6y ago
For all the hate nodejs gets, it solved the software packaging problem. That is the sole reason npm ecosystem is so big. I have to say that it probably isn't a fare comparison because python is much older than nodejs. Python package ma
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by fctorial 6y ago
That means the recommendation system isn't a neural net trained on the buying habits of users. It's a simple logistics system that recommends items similar to the ones you've bought.
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by fctorial 6y ago
They aren't tied to the nucleus of the atom in any way. It's just that they were discovered in phenomena involving atom nucleus.
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by fctorial 6y ago
string theory?
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by fctorial 6y ago
Yes it does have a ui
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by fctorial 6y ago
You can use the action "change memory settings".
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by fctorial 6y ago
Isn't that a JDK issue?
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by fctorial 6y ago
Shameless plug: https://fctorial.github.io/posts/constexpr.js.html A static site generator that uses javascript. You use the browser runtime to generate html.
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by fctorial 6y ago
How do I differentiate
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by fctorial 6y ago
It's too slow (1 second on an nvme machine). Command argument completion doesn't work either.
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by fctorial 6y ago
How do I open a new tab in curl.
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by fctorial 6y ago
I can feel my IQ dropping at a steady rate when I program for long stretches of time.
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by fctorial 6y ago
Which ones
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by fctorial 6y ago
> These people legit code 8-10 hours a day straight. That's physically impossible, unless you're performing some assembly line task like creating a frontend prototype from a marvelapp mock (tons of html, css, js). Can you do cr
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by fctorial 6y ago
> and it’s all between you and other people’s code, or, worse, your code. This needs explanation

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