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by hsn915 5y ago
The things that happen when a program execute are all emergent behavior, but it's behavior that is well understood and we know everything about how it emerges. It's all just that, a "behavior". Things that move. Signals
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by hsn915 5y ago
Would it not surprised you if you learned that the program you wrote in C++ and compiled to machine code would produce "subjective" feelings in the CPU when executed?
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by hsn915 5y ago
That doesn't answer the question though. I could understand the objection if one objected to the concept of infinity in the first place. Like "infinity is not real therefore any logical statement you make about it is non-sense&quo
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by hsn915 5y ago
I understand the idea that real numbers are uncountable infinite. (there's an infinite number of real numbers between any two random real numbers). My question is: why is it problematic only when you have to choose? I mean, what's
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by hsn915 5y ago
What's wrong with just choosing a random set element?
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by hsn915 5y ago
Why is it only a problem when you have to choose from an infinite amount of sets? Why isn't the problem that you can get an infinite number of sets in the first place?
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by hsn915 5y ago
Do you think all B2B providers responds to issues and resolve them within an hour or two? Most of them take their sweet time. Don't try to be a people pleaser or a yes man. You will just get taken advantage of. Set boundaries / ex
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by hsn915 5y ago
Go is better in this regard because it doesn't even expect much from the OS: everything is bundled.
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by hsn915 5y ago
I think switching interests come from not seeing what else you can gain from current interest. When it comes to losing interest in completing a project, it probably comes from your brain thinking it's a dead end with no end anywhere in
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by hsn915 5y ago
You know what's easier than complaining? Finding excuses. Windows keeps getting worse and worse. People pay money for it, and yet Microsoft is putting ads in it. So clearly the problem is not limited to people wanting "free"
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by hsn915 5y ago
Not much .. There is esbuild which help eliminate webpack hell, but most shops still use "Create-React-App". There are some lite weight alternatives to React (like Preact), but most shops aren't using them yet. I can't r
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by hsn915 5y ago
It's a huge problem because when you consider what it's really doing (what people want from it) it's not much. All people want from Electron is a GUI system that works on all platforms. In theory there are several libraries t
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by hsn915 5y ago
I honestly don't understand where's the fun in using docker for anything. Unless one is into masochism.
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by hsn915 5y ago
I never used RSS and I suspect the average person has never even heard of it.
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by hsn915 5y ago
People don't like mailing lists for conversations. email subscription is useful - but not as a discussion board.
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by hsn915 5y ago
I think writing on the internet is not a problem. It's easy to build a blog from a static site generator. There are tons of them these days. IMO the actual problem is you want to interact with the people reading what you write. Without
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by hsn915 5y ago
This comment is condescending and disrespectful. 1) I've never met a UX person who is a programmer. Most of them are from graphic design background, sometimes for vouchers or magazines and they don't necessarily understand that th
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by hsn915 5y ago
Really? Almost all the companies I've been to have "diversity" of ethnicity but there's no diversity of thought at all. Because they only hire people who think like them. Let me give you a concrete example: If your busin
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by hsn915 5y ago
What source code leak?
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by hsn915 5y ago
Diversity was not a thing throughout the early 20th century when most of the innovations that made the modern world were invented. > An apocryphal example of this is avionics software companies hiring teams with no overlap in universitie
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by hsn915 5y ago
> "The problem was detected and sealed in a matter of minutes, and all the intruder was able to accomplish was to change a few user names," Miller said in an emailed statement to Reuters. Maybe this is a publicity stunt? I woul
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by hsn915 5y ago
> Grey-hat hackers are rewarded based on the number and severity of CVEs that they write. This results in a proliferation of CVEs that have minor impact, or no impact at all, but which make exaggerated impact claims. Makes sense. Reminds
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by hsn915 5y ago
Newsletters use email because it's much more likely to stay operational for longer into the future than any other random web service. It's a source of power. If they don't have your email, then they can't contact you in
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by hsn915 5y ago
It would be seen as strange if you say you are a farmer but you don't have a farm that you grow food in, instead you just temporarily rent a farm from random places for short amounts of time. Last year I was renting my farm from AppleF
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by hsn915 5y ago
Jon's language is not about the compiler being smart and fixing your code. It's about letting the programmer write good code without the compiler getting in the way. I'm not aware of anything in his language that would make i
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by hsn915 5y ago
One of the core principles (truths?) behind data oriented design is that compilers can never and will never be able to compensate for unoptimized data layouts.
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by hsn915 5y ago
My Android recently is full of bugs (OnePlus 6). I don't know if it's just 1+ though. My wife's completely unrelated Android phone is even more buggy and sluggish than mine. I'm seriously contemplating going back to iPho
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by hsn915 5y ago
I noticed this trend all the way back in 2005. At the time I was excited about upgrading my desktop computer but after a few months I noticed everything performs about the same as before I upgraded the hardware. I concluded that the softwar
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by hsn915 5y ago
I came to say the exact same thing. This is absurd. Why should the company that made the product know how much I'm using it?
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by hsn915 5y ago
I learned the basics of programming and C++ by reading the Half-Life game engine code which was released for the modders community back then. To this day I think it's the best way to learn programming: read the source code of a large a

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