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by grok22 5y ago
https://pmd.github.io/latest/pmd_userdocs_cpd.html
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by grok22 5y ago
The column for the Rust language on this page ( https://scattered-thoughts.net/writing/how-safe-is-zig/ ) with the rows of "compile time" for various memory issues is what is selling me on Rust that I am s
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by grok22 5y ago
I think the vitriol is because they profit scandalously from their efforts.
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by grok22 5y ago
I guess that is what is happening here...fixing any problems using the existing model instead of trying to figure out new ways of fixing the problems to fix the new model of employment in some industries.
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by grok22 5y ago
As someone who doesn't have any skin in this game, I too think the about the same things. That we are going towards fixing any problems by forcing companies to make gig-workers employees instead of fixing the systemic problems in the g
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by grok22 5y ago
Yeah, this is something I too struggle to understand. A kid new to it quickly gets the basics of an iPad. But a grandma struggles with it. Maybe all their preconceived notions cause a mental barrier for some older folks in adopting new tech
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by grok22 5y ago
Something like this needs to be made commercial at a reasonable price-point :-(. It will help bridge the technology gap between aged grand-parents who aren't comfortable with modern tech and up-to-date grand-kids who live in far-flung
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by grok22 5y ago
Because it involves humans? I am only half-joking, but I think it's much harder to track and study large numbers of humans than it is to do esoteric particle physics experiments.
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by grok22 5y ago
I've always found Pyret's home-page the best at this: https://www.pyret.org/ -- I wish this was more than just an educational language.
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by grok22 5y ago
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/05/google-tracking-cred... -- that's from a quick Google search. Even though the article says "secretly" etc...there is really no conspiracy theory-like sec
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by grok22 5y ago
But the swap is for free (+cost of shipping). So of no value to one of those kinds of entrepreneurs (unless maybe they find a way to arbitrage shipping costs).
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by grok22 5y ago
Some of things like API documentation generation and automatic cloud provisioning looks cool. It looks interesting and different from other frameworks and has a lot to figure out and understand.
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by grok22 5y ago
What do you mean by "static analysis"? Is there something like a compilation step outside of running go to do this analysis and code-generation?
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by grok22 6y ago
Weird, I remember the book as being too dense and cryptic without sufficient explanatory text for a compilers course when I originally read it...maybe I am mis-remembering. I will have to find a copy and take another look.
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by grok22 6y ago
Someone posted this a week or so earlier: https://justine.lol/ape.html -- that might meet your portable executable format?
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by grok22 6y ago
Today I came again across this poem ("Do not go gentle into that good night", by Dylan Thomas) that is relevant here -- it gives you a sense of the perspective of the opposite side from yours: https://poets.org/poe
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by grok22 6y ago
WireDoc [1] is a service I've used a few times that has an interesting mechanism where a party with an account on the system can send or request to receive files from another party that doesn't have an account. [1] https:/&#
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by grok22 6y ago
Why is your perspective more correct that the perspective of the person who doesn't want to die? I think we all know that people are of various natures and think in a myriad number of ways and refuse to accept that mostly so that socie
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by grok22 6y ago
Disconnect from the network and try it? Or disconnect from the network always when using this?
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by grok22 6y ago
The next person who decides to buy from this person based on it's previous "perceived" improvement in value....
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by grok22 6y ago
Yeah, that was a weird one that had no commentary about the sardines which most people would've been curious about. Instead they mention Jackie Chan multiple times and he needs no explanation!
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by grok22 6y ago
The article references 'defer' being in several newer languages, but seems to have missed the 'scope' implementation in the D language which I think was implemented long before the other languages got their 'defer&#
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by grok22 6y ago
Just read that the remobjects folks' elements compiler platform can also compile go...go figure! https://elementscompiler.com/elements/gold/
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by grok22 6y ago
That fact that you were yak-shaving implies that you wanted to get certain details just right or you want it to function a specific way just for you. And that implies software with more functionality that you can tweak. So inevitably more c
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by grok22 6y ago
Is there something else like the WHOOP band, but sold as a standalone device (the WHOOP band is given free with a fitness subscription service!)?
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by grok22 6y ago
We did this once as a farewell to a departing team member -- share-a-drink-over-zoom; worked quite well too. Mostly people chatting and reminiscing and discussing the current customer-from-hell -- it was an unexpectedly good way to bond. M
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by grok22 6y ago
Not sure why that is a problem given the problem domain -- all those high-level features is what will help people consider adopting this. But email can only improve if you fix the whole eco-system including the server side -- which then mea
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by grok22 6y ago
It's not clear why there is not more attention paid to apprun...it is a very simple framework/library while being powerful conceptually too.
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by grok22 6y ago
Isn't that just a company policy? At some-point, the lawyers will get clued-in and require that even on Slack and other company-wide chat there be a limited retention window!
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by grok22 6y ago
There are various services like WireDoc, ShareFile, etc, or even Mozilla's deprecated Firefox Send that canonized this (encrypt on one channel, share the password on a separate channel).

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