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by gr__or 3y ago
Just as a point of fair comparison, here is their prompt for CSV parsing in Rust (brought to you by Gemini): use std::error::Error; use csv::Reader; use reqwest::Client; use serde_json::Value; #[tokio::main] async fn main()
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by gr__or 3y ago
After[0] several[1] experiments[2] in structured code editing[3] (to list a few) I'm now ready to take a bigger stab at it and am working on coding environment/lang where UI is also a primitive of the language. Early days, but hap
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Show HN: emweb – protocol (& libs) for tearing down walls between websites(dflate.io)
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by gr__or 3y ago
The battery is external, i.e. already next to you anyway, so plugging in power is rather simple. You could also have multiple batteries with you, though I don't know the price of an additional battery.
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by gr__or 3y ago
Joscha Bach came to my mind, as a sort of anti-Peterson. Deeply materialistic, systematic though also not easy to grok. I think he's making sense, but at times he alludes me.
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by gr__or 3y ago
Kind of amazing how unable to deliver Google seems to be here. Looking at Arc, a new player, and the kind of AI features they came up with, this here looks more like features developed by McKinsey rather than by someone with domain knowledg
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by gr__or 3y ago
It should probably be said that the cuts artists get from the streamers are seen as insufficient and that platforms where you give more directly to artists, like BandCamp, are a better way to support artists you like.
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by gr__or 3y ago
I think there's a line worth drawing here: Pre-LLM voice interfaces required you to guess the command(s) the designer of the thinking were having in mind for the action you want to perform. With LLMs you can be 10ft into human-level va
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by gr__or 3y ago
That doc-string generation part in their video is a hilarious example how to write bad comments
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by gr__or 3y ago
I started building my own code editor, but cut scope and kept it limited to sth like a total key action conversion mod for JS programming: https://dflate.io/state-of-tofu I then further cut scope and extracted a few useful
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by gr__or 3y ago
It's not missing it, it's called "Layers" and they can highlight transit, traffic and biking.
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by gr__or 3y ago
There is a funny circularity here. Blaming them is part of, or the beginning of, the consequences.
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by gr__or 3y ago
While I strive to hide my German accent, and regularly attempt making my various english accents more specific, I simultaneously hold that there is glory to European English, or, probably more importantly, for example Indian English. The si
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by gr__or 3y ago
Implementation is also the only aspect that makes me question LVT, otherwise I'm pretty much sold (not an unimportant aspect it is). Wrt "even ones in which the tenants built the house": For me the baseline of implementing LV
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by gr__or 3y ago
500€ for my iPhone 13 Pro 128gb from Apple's trade-in partner here in Germany.
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by gr__or 3y ago
https://smallpotatoes.paulbloom.net/p/psychology-is-ok
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by gr__or 3y ago
Ima use this opportunity to advertise that I'm working on a mobile shader editor, an area even less adopted to the form factor and am using my structured code editing research[1] to smoothen the experience. The post echoed many of my f
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by gr__or 3y ago
Very much apropos: Going between Rust and TS it is painfully obvious how much sth like tagged enums are missing, which can also be seen in this post. I know of this [1] proposal for ADT enums which looks like it has stalled. Anyone know of
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by gr__or 3y ago
Neat, thanks for the link! I vaguely remember my colleague having a reason for why his abstraction did not fit in the computed box. Probably something related to async, so it might very well have been because of that
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by gr__or 3y ago
Huh interesting, do you happen to have a link that goes into cycle detection? If it comes with MobX out-of-the-box, I can say that it did not seem to have kicked in for our use cases (but maybe it's an opt-in?)
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by gr__or 3y ago
> The problem with React is that behaves very differently from all of your code. With most functions that contain closures with them, the function when called runs once and the closures run zero or more times. I don't think I agree
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by gr__or 3y ago
I'm right now only finding this one, not sure if some older tweets are gone. I remember him as someone who does more anti-marketing than furthering discussions. https://twitter.com/slightlylate/status/15953284
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by gr__or 3y ago
I found this a frustrating and misleading post: 1. Starts talking about empiricism, does not actually deliver on it 2. Talks a lot about how React-things are old-actually, and then talks about signals and two-way data-binding as if there wa
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by gr__or 3y ago
Don't confuse HN bleeding edge hipser tech with the real world. The world of react-alternatives is fragmented and lib-incomplete, React still gets more installed than its most popular rivals combined[1]. I have worked across these fram
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by gr__or 4y ago
I'ma use this as an opportunity to plug my own AST mode project: https://twitter.com/watware/status/1607026712755458055
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by gr__or 4y ago
You can follow hashtags on Mastodon, it's been added ~3 weeks ago: https://nerdschalk.com/how-to-follow-a-hashtag-on-mastodon/
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by gr__or 4y ago
I recall there being Stylelint rules for linting against hardcoded values. I can't seem to find the link rn though.
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by gr__or 4y ago
Wondering if this is related: In MacOS Ventura navigating around settings has become VISIBLY slow. Seconds can pass between clicking a settings option and its contents being rendered. Kind of fascinating that it got released like this at Ap
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by gr__or 4y ago
As a dev who operates fairly far away from hardware usually, is that similar to what the PS5 is doing?
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by gr__or 4y ago
I think you're underestimating the effort needed for parallelization here. Deno is written in a language that was built for "fearless concurrency" (Rust), whereas Bun is written in a language that barely has a concurrency sto

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