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by galkk 3y ago
Or he got lucky, as next time he wasn’t even close in his predictions
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by galkk 3y ago
It seems it was much earlier than Harry Potter
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by galkk 3y ago
My English is worse than yours, but still, if anybody is curious. I'm really impressed with your documentation. I started at around 94 with Turbo Pascal and really struggled with absence of good books/reference materials and lack
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by galkk 3y ago
I'm quite sure that LLM style things will be smart enough to generate things like complicated decision trees and state machines from human explanations, plus test suites and explaining which cases have ambiguity and/or missing. I&
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by galkk 3y ago
I would say even “recognizing original author and presenting yourself as an editor” would be even more fair.
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by galkk 3y ago
And this is weird to me. As a software engineer, who works with text all the time, I was buying IPS panels with as high resolution as I was able to justify for my entire career. I don't see myself coding it quest, it is just too blurry
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by galkk 3y ago
I'm not VR pro, but the resolution sertainly feels lacking. There were articles where people were writing how they are programming for many hours in their quest2. I cannot understand how this is possible with this bad text
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by galkk 3y ago
This is not a problem. They will just buy the data in bulk from some third party, what would do scraping for them. I heard many instances of such things.
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by galkk 3y ago
This is just wishful thinking. All the alternatives have proven that they barely work too. 1. Dedicated forums - have you seen cesspools that are community.microsoft.com or apple support forums? Or few surviving audio forums, with those lon
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by galkk 3y ago
Amazon recently started doing the same. The "chat" button disappeared from the help & contact us, and to talk to real person you need to go through bunch of jumps.
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by galkk 3y ago
He's literally throwing previous guy (no matter what is the opinion about previous guy) under the bus, there is nothing honest about it. It was (most likely) not the previous CEO who personally decided to hire 75 people, and silently m
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by galkk 3y ago
C++ is a language that was expressive enough to have inside the mechanic that is useful for _implementing_ another language for template metaprogramming, but that another language is built from weird building blocks and they do not look nat
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by galkk 3y ago
I own zsa moonlander (my primary keyboard at home), ergodox ez, dactyl manuform (slightly modified, use at work) and drop preonic. I won't buy this keyboard. It doesn't have anything attractive to me. 2 thumb keys are not enough.
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by galkk 3y ago
I don’t need 8k for movies and games but I want it for text
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by galkk 3y ago
If you see Xbox or PlayStation you see dvd/blue ray player too
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by galkk 3y ago
Any specific recommendations for switches/key caps? Can I buy some to put into my zsa moon lander?
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by galkk 3y ago
Not the single car. Single idiot.
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by galkk 3y ago
So in this case it did work as intended :)
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by galkk 3y ago
Totally unrelated. But generated picture at the beginning of the article, the one with space needle, robs me very wrong way, as real landscape doesn’t look like it. It’s like seeing Golden Gate Bridge in New York.
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by galkk 3y ago
Hey, buy they will probably be able to sustain REI store, unlike Portland https://oregonbusiness.com/rei-announces-closure-of-portland... Jokes aside, I live near Seattle and homelessness is a problem, and tents everywhere
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by galkk 3y ago
Priority seem to be already downgraded to low, at least in Ubuntu: https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2020-19909 but in the original site it's still critical https://cve.report/CVE-2020-19909 Hard to
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by galkk 3y ago
Totally agree. So far the best thing that I've seen in wildlife for c/c++ code is just outsourcing everything into docker container with build tools, that you have with qmk: https://docs.qmk.fm/#/getting_start
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by galkk 3y ago
Iterators are great, I really loved simplicity of `yield` in c# and python. Go's proposed syntax is god awful. Why they are doing that to devs and themselves? Should we expect it to improve in like 15-20 versions, like it happened with
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by galkk 3y ago
There is very thin line, alas. And it goes to same old "were you really happy to use taxi before uber". In 2 countries where I did live and in many where I used just them, I wasn't happy. Taxis were as unreliable and untruswo
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by galkk 3y ago
This is unrelated to the access to the service, this is about gig workers who do the service but can be cut by Uber/Amazon/etc.
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by galkk 3y ago
What about tasks? Surprisingly I never used them with calendar. Can they be organized into groups/projects?
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Ask HN: Shared messages, chat, task tracking, calendar for family
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by galkk 3y ago
Yeah, my bad but the code from grandparent is also incorrect, as for it to be compilable variable must be declared as mutable. That confused me, as I assumed that code there is compiling. But the only way for it compile is shadowing, so yea
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by galkk 3y ago
The example with <- is not an assignment, it is called shadowing and introduces new value with same name, old one isn’t changed But I agree with some ad hoc words criticism
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std::variant is a good example of many things bad with c++ improvement process, as a language. If you want to just pattern match on type of visitor there is “another convenience helper” that you need to bring, and result still looks not ple

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