harha_

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   by harha_ 3y ago

   I'm thankful that I quit social media 9 years ago.
2. 62.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   I'm sick of seeing overly complicated TypeScript code. Mainly overly complicated types.
3. 63.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   Last year I thought I had something like CFS but it turned out to be "just" a Vitamin D deficiency.
4. 64.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   I don't understand how did LK-99 create such wuss in the first place.
5. 65.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   I like the idea, but honestly I very rarely pay attention to usernames here.
6. 66.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   I've never used Zoom. Never had to, but everyone keeps talking about it. Weird how I've dodged it.
7. 67.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   If they cannot fix the brakes, they probably can't fix anything else either. I smell an incident brewing...
8. 68.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   I've never used terraform, but I have used CloudFormation and AWS CDK. It's been a while though, is there a clear indication on the major cloud provider docs which resources are stateful? Or is it always obvious?
9. 69.▲
   by harha_ 3y ago

   What I've used NAT for (for example in AWS), is that I've split the virtual network into "public" and "private" subnets. Public subnets are behind an internet gateway and are open to the internet, private ones
10. 70.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    It's an insane achievement.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    It depends on what you're doing and also your subjective opinions. If you are writing software with a decent amount of lines and it's even somewhat important, you obviously want the typing benefits. On the other hand, if you'
12. 72.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    I get inermittent extreme anxiety, for a reason I'm unaware of. However regular gym and running helps with it immensely. It's just difficult to sometimes go to the gym while being so very anxious...
13. 73.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    I love CMake.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    But I never get frustrated with git. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I've encountered people who use features like rebase because they like to keep history "tidy" (I assume?), I think it introduces unnecessary complexity and IMO history shoul
15. 75.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    I haven't had problems because I just build images myself, using images such as alpine as a base.
16. 76.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    I've used git for the last 7 years and I've had no problems with it. If a developer is not willing to invest their time into learning simple basic git commands and concepts then I think they're in the wrong business.
17. 77.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    There is nothing wrong with Git.
18. 78.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    Yeah I keep seeing this behavior here in the comments section. There are some real experts here for sure, but I think assuming you understand anything about something as complex as this without extensive prior studies about the subject is j
19. 79.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    It's behind a paywall, so I didn't read it, but I guess twitter wants to renegotiate their pricing and they feel like this is the only way to attract google's attention? I don't see anything particularly unusual in this
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    I do remember the code I've worked on over the past 7 years I've been a professional programmer, but I don't have total recall or anything even close to it. Now that I think of it, it's strange how well I can recall thos
21. 81.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    I read through the swap.js file and there's a lot of things happening. I also like the fact that it has no dependencies and it's cool that it achieves so much with so little code.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    Never even tried KDE, I'm using XFCE4 and it's good enough. Is KDE better or is it just a matter of what you're used to?
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    I'm a bit scared of this progress trend. I tried ChatGPT once and it was so convincing that I can imagine how one could easily get addicted to it. I'm deliberately avoiding using it to avoid dependence.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    Continuum was probably a bad word choice. I meant that if you visualize the brain over time, as a 3D-object travelling through time, and there's a 'bridge' over time from the biological brain to the digital brain. This bridge
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    Without knowing anything about julia; is thread creation/management better on the C++-side or why wouldn't you just create those threads on the julia side? Anyways, it is cool if it's stable and works well. I guess there&#x27
26. 86.▲
    by harha_ 3y ago

    This. I can think of a 3D+time process where your "continuum" isn't interrupted.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    I can't help but cringe when looking at the dependency count when using some javascript framework to write client-side code. I think the frameworks and the ecosystem is overly complex and the same could be accomplished by embracing min
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    This is also how I see it, even though I've only done relatively simple work with plain old TCP. It's just a stream of bytes, you then interpret it however your protocol on top of TCP requires.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    I'm just so glad I didn't start taking SSRI's, my doctor almost forced them down my throat but I didn't take them because I felt like I don't need them. And I didn't need them.
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    by harha_ 3y ago

    I don't like the idea of moving application backend logic to the database.