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by galkk 2y ago
Ohh, and to make the use of a variant to look like pattern match over type you need to copy paste some template magic. https://schneide.blog/2018/01/11/c17-the-two-line-visitor-ex... variants are a such disap
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by galkk 2y ago
I cannot see mental images and it never occurred to me until my late 30s that things like "mental palace", "imagine yourself on a beach", even kind of Feynman ball mean literal picture that people kind of see in front of
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by galkk 2y ago
C#, python - here are the most mainstream examples of syntax that doesn’t look alien.
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by galkk 2y ago
Wow. I haven't followed Go for a while, thanks for that note. Iterators are very nice addition, even with typical Go fashion of quite ugly syntax.
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I will disagree. Creativity comes from applying acquired knowledge (that's where memorization comes into account) in new contexts.
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by galkk 2y ago
> Apple has tried to help by using human curated playlists but I frequently find myself thinking I have better taste than their “experts.” It feels like all the time, when there is human curation factor, it ends up being sold off, gamed,
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by galkk 2y ago
I won't be surprised if "right to be forgotten"/GDPR abusers will spam github and force them to act on it, eventually. ---- This is clearly documented and can be explained even to non-technical managers. From my POV call
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by galkk 2y ago
Requirements change, things evolve. Having bounds in the type system is too restrictive. Even history of "required", rather simple restriction on the value, is showing that putting that logic into type system is too much of a burd
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by galkk 2y ago
The hospital toll is only 2 (other sources claim 3) dead. https://t.me/vitaliy_klitschko/3267 This is tragedy. I find it so weird, though, - rocket hits hospital (!) and only 2 dead, both adults, and 16 injured.
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by galkk 2y ago
Dreamweaver was high end. Beginners used Frontpage
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Funny fact. I guess for the rest of my life I will remember amount of digits in PI that fit screen of my MK-52: "3.1415926" There was another topic about pi digits on front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by galkk 2y ago
Prevailing theory even in my childhood was that abqcus is a way to sneak shortchange in calculations
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by galkk 2y ago
Just to be sure, I'm speaking below about application/system logs, not as "our event sourcing uses log storage" Yes, you probably don't want to store debug logs of 2 years ago, but logs and metrics solve very differ
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by galkk 2y ago
Your entire post has nothing to do with mine.
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Bruh. The point of my answer was that there are sure ways to move something across front lines, if necessary > Given how many tanks Ukrainian farmers stole from Russian soldiers, this would not surprise me greatly. How many though? >
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by galkk 2y ago
My point is that if defecting in a tank though frontline is possible, finding means to move a rocket will be even easier
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by galkk 2y ago
What about tank? https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-soldier-defect-steal-tank-r... .
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by galkk 2y ago
I think its because of JVM hype (write once, run everywhere) and JDK depth, not because of Java as a language itself.
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by galkk 2y ago
Google takeout of my personal pictures from Google photos takes 600gb+ alone. And I'm not avid picture taker (that's the archive since 2000s, I did upload a lot of my old dslr photos to google photos when it was unlimited). I gues
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by galkk 2y ago
I hate to be that guy, but out of all language authors I think that Gosling is the least remarkable. First versions of Java as a language really feel as a language, designed by a student with pretty maximalist opinions. No goto, no autoboxi
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by galkk 2y ago
Almost always when I start prototyping something in python, I wish that I stopped half-way where I am now and switched to something else. Most recent example - converting huge amount of xml files to parquet. I started very fast with python
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by galkk 2y ago
You can track them internally (pass through in process/request flow), but have 2 version of logs: pii and non-pii, and store pii in pii logs, with much stricter access restrictions. This alone considerably mitigates problem, as often y
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by galkk 2y ago
I wanted to correct you but after fact checking I feel like Nathan Fillion from the meme. Doom and pentium come out at the same time. I guess my xUSSR got the latter much later, as I remember struggling on my 386
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by galkk 2y ago
The backups being available only in enterprise version is nice touch.
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by galkk 2y ago
Daycare closes at 5-6, and schools even earlier. That will greatly limit amount of people who can sustain longer hours.
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by galkk 2y ago
IMHO stored procedures are evil and they shouldn’t have place in modern development. They are old solution for client server world.
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by galkk 2y ago
Just convenience. Instead of tmux panels and windows you get native macos windows, that you can manage with rectangle or any other app.
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by galkk 2y ago
I term has a killer feature that neither of suggested have - native control of tmux (tmux -CC). For heavy tmux user it could be a deal breaker, especially given that kovid (kitty author) is hostile towards tmux.
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by galkk 2y ago
Damn, I had really high hopes for cue tests as an idea and company overall. In theory they could do big variety of various tests. They have mpox in the app, the promo materials we’re talking about STIs. But this, together with recent layoff
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by galkk 2y ago
even if this is technical article, the title is very clickbaity.

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