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by hk__2 1y ago
Comments are not included in the AST. Also, Sphinx does support that syntax: https://stackoverflow.com/a/31764368/735926
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by hk__2 1y ago
> I can't really understand that. I am programming Python for 14 years now, and any real codebase I have ever seen documents variables above their declaration. Even if there is some technical reason for it, if I saw a python develop
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by hk__2 1y ago
> In many cases, people can request this footage through FOIA and use it as they wish, including uploading it to platforms like YouTube. Please don’t assume the world is limited to the US. In Europe you cannot do that.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Reddit? HN?
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by hk__2 1y ago
In Paris, France, they are replacing all the car parking spaces near intersections with bike ones, which is a lot better for visibility. But that’s a small-ish city where 65%+ of the population don’t even own a car.
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by hk__2 1y ago
It’s up again.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Have you worked with TypeScript? I’m working with both every day and I’m always frustrated by the limits of the 'type' system in Python- sure it’s better than nothing but it’s so basic compared to what you can do in TypeScript. It
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by hk__2 1y ago
Authority arguments like "I’m right and if you disagree with me you don’t understand anything" are not exactly helpful.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Interesting but the article never takes the time to really explain what exactly is the problem with using these libraries.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Both, actually.
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by hk__2 1y ago
What do you mean? What would you suggest instead? Fixed-length encoding? It would take a looot of space given all the character variations you can have.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by hk__2 1y ago
> sure tools make it easier, but There is no but. There are 700x more gun homicides in the US vs the UK, with just 5x the population. You are the only developed country in the world where active shooter response training is a thing. Tool
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by hk__2 1y ago
This `w` thing has been added after the HN submission.
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by hk__2 1y ago
This `w` thing was added after the HN submission.
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by hk__2 1y ago
> This vibed coded implementation is buggy. Isn’t that the main characteristic of vibe-coded code anyway?
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by hk__2 1y ago
Source code: https://github.com/yoavg/yoavg.github.io/tree/main/eternal
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by hk__2 1y ago
What’s "FP" for?
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by hk__2 1y ago
Python doesn’t live in a niche, Python is everywhere nowadays.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Sorry, I guess I’m biaised but I see a lot of Rust-based projects on HN and not many in Go, and in the latest StackOverflow survey Rust is way ahead of Go as "admired language" and a language that people want to work with.
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by hk__2 1y ago
The wording is bit akward given that Claudia is a female given name: you can "see Claudia in action", "get started with Claudia", run things "in Claudia". At least Claude is an agent, so it makes sense to give
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by hk__2 1y ago
I can’t think of any free desktop app that would have a non-free hosted version.
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by hk__2 1y ago
Never heard of Claudia Schiffer?
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by hk__2 1y ago
It’s a desktop app.
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by hk__2 1y ago
This was more an humorous side comment than a critic, I’m sorry if it looked like this.
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by hk__2 1y ago
This usually ends up in a situation where most of the significant libraries for the language are abandoned GitHub repos with 13 stars and no documentation ("You just have to read the code!!1!").
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by hk__2 1y ago
> $$$money$$$ Rust (backed by a foundation) won over Go (backed by Google). Oh, and remember Dart (backed by Google)?
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by hk__2 1y ago
Using LLMs on a language you don’t already master is a sure way to introduce a lot of bugs.
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by hk__2 1y ago
"Can you make a sentence look more intelligent if you surround it with quotes?"
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by hk__2 1y ago
Yes, as long as you don’t look at their pricing :/

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