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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
> According to the prevalent narrative in North Korea, the war was won by the communists. According to the North Korean govt, the Korean war was started by the South who wanted to invade North (it was not, based on extensive studies). Th
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
(I'm a South Korean.) > According to the prevailing narrative in North Korea, the war was won by the communists and since then, the entire Korean peninsula has remained united under the rule of the Korean Workers’ Party. This is eit
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
This article just pushed me over to retry Linux on my laptop, and I've been spending the last 2 hours on a Linux desktop. I would love to use it as my main driver (will try the next week), but it still feels like a thousand paper cuts
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
While I might not think that JS is a good language (for some definition of a good language), to me the provided spec does feel pretty small, considering that it's a language that has to be specified to the dot and that the spec contain
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
I can’t see why — I do think that the word does convey some sort of useful meaning with the above definition.
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
IMO: Transpilers are compilers, but not all compilers are transpilers. In my book, transpilers are compilers that consume a programming language and target human-readable code, to be consumed by another compiler or interpreter (either by it
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by goranmoomin 11mo ago
AFAIK Safari was the first browser to support MathML fully, and FF also supports it. Chromium was the latest IIRC. MathML has been baseline-available since 2023 after Chromium got support. The big issue is that MathML is designed as a targe
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
I get the gist of what the author tries to say, but the blog is definitely written by an LLM and the blog post is taking the idea too far. Please, people do not ask ChatGPT to refine your thoughts and call it a day. It misrepresents your id
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Using systems because you know them already(utcc.utoronto.ca)
2 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|1 comments
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
From the case that the article is presenting, I think LLMs are acting as a validation step – the average person who doesn't know how to code creates a minimal, LLM-spaghetti system (e.g. a restaurant menu website) with ChatGPT, validat
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A New Kind of Code(registerspill.thorstenball.com)
6 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|0 comments
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
> So are you saying the author updated the implementation and added deprecation warning? As far as I understand, the author wrote the clamp function by themselves. There is no clamp library that the author is arguing against. In fact, it
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
The post is complaining about a library for a problem that javascript had 12 years ago, was not a thing for 7 years, and the ecosystem moved on. Typescript was not a thing back then. (or more exactly, it was a small thing out of the all too
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Bazel and Glibc Versions(blogsystem5.substack.com)
27 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|37 comments
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What if TypeScript was right about union types?(cirw.in)
2 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|1 comments
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Human vs. JSON output formatting: avoid mixing concerns(blog.liw.fi)
1 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|1 comments
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
Disclaimer: I’m a South Korean, so I’m gonna be hugely biased. But with the disclaimer, the whole raid is stupid – I thought the US govt was trying to bring jobs to the states, encourage foreign investments, and move manufacturing over ther
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Writing Mac and iOS Apps Shouldn't Be So Difficult(inessential.com)
3 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|0 comments
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InvisiCaps: Giving Capabilities to C Pointers(fil-c.org)
2 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|0 comments
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
No, they are not. Those two are very different in macOS, where the word ‘app’ means an Application Bundle, which is a directory with a .app extension, Info.plist file, a bundle identifier, have an expected directory structure per Apple guid
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Evaluating LLMs for my personal use case(darkcoding.net)
120 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|47 comments
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Chromium Security: The Rule of 2(chromium.googlesource.com)
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
I have my own story over here[0], and I’m pretty sure that there’s going to be a lot of instances similar to what I’ve experienced — blocked from merging or just fizzling out due to the lack of push on features that work on non-free OSes. T
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
As someone who have tried upstreaming a patch for Emacs on macOS (to add a feature that already existed on Linux), I can bitterly say that at least some of the maintainers do have a disdain for non-free OSes and that it makes it contributin
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Maybe writing speed is a bottleneck for programming(buttondown.com)
2 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|0 comments
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Technotes: User Contributed Notes to Apple Documentation(zhenyi.gibber.blog)
1 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|0 comments
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Cursor on Web and Mobile(cursor.com)
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
Just for people who are reading this and leading to believe that this might be true, the link that this user is providing[0] is produced by a group called KCPAC[1], a blatantly Korean alt-right group. Rebutting fake news takes so much more
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by goranmoomin 1y ago
This is a blatantly false comment. For the sake of other viewers on HN that is not familiar with Korean politics, this is totally fake (and is probably pushing the views of the Korean alt-right). United States sharply criticized Yoon after
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Reflecting JSON into C++ Objects(brevzin.github.io)
3 points by goranmoomin 1y ago|1 comments

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