hirvi74

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by hirvi74 5mo ago
"Do not kill yourself, please! You still have so much value that can be extracted from you."
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by hirvi74 5mo ago
I am with you on that one. I use Emacs and the Vi family. If I wanted IDE features in my text editor, then I would probably be better served using an IDE. Less to manage is less to burden.
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by hirvi74 5mo ago
I feel the opposite, but then again, I do not use AI to actually write the code for me. It's like the faster StackOverflow search.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I have the book, but I was unaware of the course. Was the book necessary for the course? Also, do you think the book is sufficient without the course?
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
That's why I am contributing to the fertility problem.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> I think if I wanted a cheap laptop I'd probably get the macbook neo I would recommend the same. I absolutely love my Neo. It's such a nice machine for the price.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I've never used Node, so I can't judge it. I'm still stuck in the C# world. So, I am curious how Go performs in comparison. I'll need to do some research. Though, it was a slap in the face for a lot of C#-ers when Go bea
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> (do you really ask why that's a selling point?) Yes. Assembly languages are simple, but that does not mean they easy to use well. Fast to compile? A nice to have but not a requirement of mine. Parallelism is nice, but not someth
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> Apparently C# has a pretty comprehensive standard library but I've never used it. I use C# more days than not. The comprehensive standard lib is impressively large and accomplished everything I need. Third-party libraries is a r
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Not my words, lol. It's what people say about the language. But thank you, this was the type of answer I was looking for.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
There is still Python Interop., which will be nice. Even if the syntax is not a one-to-one, it's better than nothing. Though, I do agree "100% compatible syntax" was an overzealous promise.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
If performance is the main difference, whatever that means, then basically Go should be reserved for when Rust and other lower level langs cannot be used due to some other constraint? Are we mainly talking about performant Web backends? Say
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I honestly think Mojo is the dark horse in this race. That is assuming all the roadmap goals are fulfilled. We're talking about C++-like performance, Python syntax, complete compatibility with Python, designed from the start to interfa
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Why? Just job hop in 12-18 months, and that will be someone else's problem.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
But what is the selling point for Go? I get that it is allegedly hailed to be a simple language with basically no batteries included, but why is that a selling point? Does Go excel at anything no other language does?
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Interesting question. AI doesn't really write code for me, but I do use them to brainstorm/ask questions. Though, I do not use Python. I have never been a fan of the language. I still think Python is a perfectly serviceable langua
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Music has served various roles throughout history. The whole notion of music being "art" and "invoking feelings" has not always been consistently true across the entirety of its history of various cultures. Painting, dra
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I am lost as well. I am more confused about why she was even talking about AI at all in the speech. She could have just hit the high-notes and used the same cliches as many other speeches. I feel mentioning AI in a commencement speech would
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Perhaps, owe was a poor word to use too. I will admit that, however I did not think that would be a point of focus in my comment at the time. > in US mind you That is my only reference. > Still, just because a technology facilitate
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Sure, I do not disagree in the slightest. However, I think degrees, while optimistically serving as a certification of a certain level of understanding/knowledge, also provide a sort of social signal. However, Goodhart's Law is st
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
No, I have not. I am also unaware of college students booing such oddly specific entity during a commencement speech.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Seems like the same risks of downloading plugins/packages for various text editors.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
That's how I use LLMs for programming. I predominately use the chatbots instead of the CLI tools. Every so often, I'll ask for a one-shot of some MVP, but then I take that MVP and make all the changes myself. However, I must say t
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Some IQ tests like the WAIS test on retained, common facts. They are not all just pattern matching. Also, I do not like IQ tests either (having taken one myself). They are unbelievably boring, pointless, and measure more than just "int
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I was a class clown type, but not a bully. > Have you ever thought about or identified what could have changed your ways An ADHD diagnosis and treatment.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
One would be trading a chance of being murdered by psychopaths on the street for a chance of being murdered by psychopaths in the government.
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
Interesting. I mean, I completely believe you, but I've been using macOS 26/iOS 26 since release, and have not run into any issues like you are describing. I have experienced the keyboard issue, but it was on one specific website,
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> I mean like same as Ubuntu on an x86 laptop for general work. I would say no, but then again, I would also not recommend using any type of container for that type of work either. I use Container on macOS to build containers for thing
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
I love Liquid Glass. I think a lot of the complaints are whiny and pedantic. I do agree a bit of tender love and care could be used to clean up some GUI elements, but people act like Liquid Glass fried their logic board and rendered their m
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by hirvi74 6mo ago
> have you actually done it? Yes. What do you mean by "works exactly the same?" The same as Ubuntu installed on an ARM laptop? No, there is not GUI, DE, and a lot of tools are stripped. You can literally pull this down and get

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