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by flysand7 1y ago
Oh that's what it was! I actually didn't think much of it until you pointed it out. At a glance looked like some random arrangement of squares
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'm curious what happens with output. Is it one line per each computer you've connected to or does it get merged until it diverges, kinda like in that Rick and Morty episode with timeline splits?
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by flysand7 1y ago
There's been a recent Veritasium video about worldwide PFAS contamination, which TBH kinda scared me and got me thinking about where all waste goes, like at the end. I guess there's really nowhere but our planet that we can dump t
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by flysand7 1y ago
100%, debugging is an absolute joy, especially with niche systems-level kinda of bugs that simply can not be debugged with simple printf's. I had a friend once asking me to help debug a weird issue over discord. We went through some ob
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by flysand7 1y ago
Sadly, doesn't work on firefox yet :(
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by flysand7 1y ago
Mostly anime. Surprisingly, not that much, I think somewhere in the ballpark of 100 titles. In the beginning I was also watching some grammar tutorials on YouTube to get started with grammar quicker (Otherwise convergence on solution would
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by flysand7 1y ago
Another case in point is that memorizing vocabularies and grammar, although could seem like an efficient way to learn a language, is incredibly unrewarding. I've been learning japanese from scratch, using only real speech to absorb new
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by flysand7 1y ago
Having written more SQL than any other programming language by now, every time I've tried to use AI to write the query for me, I'd spend way more time getting the output right than if I'd just written it myself. As a quick as
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by flysand7 1y ago
You are talking about the commit message body, right, not just the header? Because for me it's something similar, but: Header: Contains "What" and the scope of the changes, as short as possible Body: Contains "Why"
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by flysand7 1y ago
This reminds me of "I'm Humanity" by Yakushimaru Etsuko, which was also etched onto a DNA of a bacteria. I love that song. Also see https://ars.electronica.art/aeblog/en/2018/05/30/im-
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by flysand7 1y ago
There's no downvote button for me, I had no idea HN had downvotes
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by flysand7 1y ago
I see yeah, a lot of people might prefer most of these (exclude maybe private by default and privating via underscoring).
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by flysand7 1y ago
Well, you are right, these are big features of Go, but I think the design philosophy is the other half of the language that makes it what it is.
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by flysand7 1y ago
I remember times before Odin banned conditional imports. Those were different times, I miss them
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by flysand7 1y ago
Yeah, it's not safety as an absolute term, more like "safer than C". Which, to be honest, anything with bounds checking is safer than C.
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by flysand7 1y ago
"go flavour" refers to the similarity in the design philosophy, and some of the features. That said, it's still not Go. For example, "errors as values" is a point that Odin makes, but it does make it in a slightly d
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'm kinda curious, you mind sharing some of the things you thought you didn't like?
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by flysand7 1y ago
Is it just me, or the images on the website aren't loading? Using firefox, from what I searched it seems like it could be just a firefox issue. The cdn links are https bt when navigating there manually it says the connection is not pri
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by flysand7 1y ago
For a lot of files where you would want to perform a quick one-time analysis, I don't think it's worth starting up a new database, and write scripts that parse the file from the source format and import it into the database. The o
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by flysand7 1y ago
Write a troll response in the style of Hacker News troll who wants to troll the Hacker news users who just read the article titled "I'd rather read the prompt". Make it ironic
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by flysand7 1y ago
In a change log simply stating "bug fixes" is not enough, because as a user, it's not clear whether or not any of those bugs that you have fixed has affected me. This might be my personal opinion though, I'm not sure, bu
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by flysand7 1y ago
Oh man, this reminds me of factorio. When you miscalculate your power needs and your generators eat up the fuel that isn't being produced enough. I've had to make a bootstrapping mechanisms and power switches for some of my powerp
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by flysand7 1y ago
It's surprising how much data you need to corrupt while still being able to read the QR code, that's what I'd take out from this. The demo is interesting in that respect, but I do think it's somewhat incomplete. It seems
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by flysand7 1y ago
If a guy comes begging for money out of rolls royce, I guess they either are pretty bad at begging or have a pretty bad sense of humor. I guess I wouldn't give money to them, it doesn't seem like it'll help them regardless.
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by flysand7 1y ago
I'm assuming it's because the project isn't meant to "Render" markdown, but provide a preview that works offline. That includes hot reloading when the original file changes, which you can't really do with just
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by flysand7 1y ago
Folks, just for these kinds of websites I made an extension that trims the body of the text to 80 characters. I don't have a way to pay to get it on google's or firefox's extension marketplace, so you'd have to install i
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by flysand7 1y ago
Shrimp are mostly tasteless though, aren't they? If you bite into a shrimp and really pay attention to the taste, you'd notice that it's not really a "taste" that you're feeling, but mostly the soft texture giv
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by flysand7 2y ago
Alok Kanojia vs Kok Alonojia (aka Dr.K interviews himself) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXG2h3RWTPE&pp=ygUGI2RrYWl0
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by flysand7 2y ago
♩ Don't cry, I am just a fish
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by flysand7 2y ago
I absolutely love the font. Reminds me of an old encyclopedia I read as a kid. It had 10 chapters, each one discussing a specific theme, like history or physics, and the only thing I remember about it now is its design. Specifically the col

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