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by huntie 8y ago
Americans are unable to comprehend it in the same way that the civilised world cannot comprehend enslaving another. Just as enslaving others is wrong, limiting free speech is wrong, and inherently contradictory. Limited speech is not free.
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by huntie 8y ago
Has anyone here done commercial lawncare? I mowed cemeteries and churches for 5 years. Electric tools might work for a tiny suburban plot but try doing even a single cemetery with them. We only used leaf blowers at the cemeteries a few time
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by huntie 8y ago
I've been using Colemak for about 3.5 years. I think I was at 80wpm with qwerty and within 2 weeks I was up to 40wpm with colemak. Probably within a month or two I was back to 80wpm. I started using it for RSI reasons, but I'm not
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by huntie 8y ago
"Do you want to use a machine, or do you want the machine to use you?" I've found that this question aptly describes the problem you had. This really isn't an isolated issue either, it's everywhere. Modern design is
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by huntie 8y ago
Do you know of anything that goes over tracing JIT?
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by huntie 8y ago
Swift uses reference counting which is generally considered a form of garbage collection. I agree, I felt like the author just wanted to talk about how great Haskell is. It made me think of the "smug lisp weenie" archetype.
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by huntie 8y ago
Dependent types are types which depend on values. As an example, think of the cons procedure: (List A, A) -> List A. It takes a List of A's and an A and returns a List of A's. With dependent types you can write this as (List n
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by huntie 8y ago
Sure, I understand that. But if I've only ever used Rust 2018 and I go to submit a PR to the regex crate, I now need to be aware of any differences between the two versions. It might not be a big deal, but a few weeks ago I started a n
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by huntie 8y ago
Sure, the rust team is really good about documentation. I think that I worded things poorly though. One of the reasons that I started using rust is that the rust team said that once they hit 1.0 they would not make breaking changes (unless
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by huntie 8y ago
I agree that most crates will upgrade, but there are some very prominent crates which maintain compatibility with old rust versions. An example is the regex crate which works on rust 1.20+.
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by huntie 8y ago
`cargo fix` probably covers it, but `cargo new` defaults to Rust 2018, which was kind of annoying when I was getting errors on code from another project that worked fine there. There isn't a reason not to upgrade the compiler. My conce
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by huntie 8y ago
You can also use associated consts which feels nicer in my opinion: #[repr(C)] #[derive(PartialEq, Eq, Clone, Copy)] struct Foo(i32); impl Foo { const BAR: Foo = Foo(0); const BAZ: Foo = Foo(1); }
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by huntie 8y ago
I was kind of disappointed with Rust 2018. While it technically maintains the guarantee of backwards compatibility I don't feel that it meets it in spirit. The prime example is that code for working with modules that works fine on 2015
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Is PUSH optimized on AMD64?(forum.hunterpraska.com)
3 points by huntie 8y ago|0 comments
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by huntie 8y ago
I remember seeing gitless a while ago and thinking it was interesting, but I found it to be very slow due to Python's startup time.
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by huntie 8y ago
I tried translating the slides, but my Japanese is very bad. https://gist.github.com/huntiep/91d272e45fb4c87ed1e2bfc6e8d1...
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Linux on Nintendo 64(speakerdeck.com)
3 points by huntie 8y ago|2 comments
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by huntie 8y ago
I think some hentai doujins are licensed by Fakku, and they seem to be uncensored. I've never used Fakku though. Note that their website is NSFW.
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by huntie 8y ago
Saw this a few days ago. It could use some work for mosaic censors but bar censors looked pretty good. I heard it was just some guy on /g/ who said he would make it and then actually did it, so I'm pretty impressed.
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by huntie 8y ago
I had a pretty similar experience, so I didn't post much at first. You used to see people getting called out for not following site norms, being told to "lurk for 2 years before posting" but you don't see that anymore. I
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by huntie 8y ago
Yeah, I still see people suggesting that phone-posters should be banned. I wonder what the site would be like if it had been implemented. I didn't know how large the numbers were though, that is nuts. Looking at the general quality of
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by huntie 8y ago
That's true, and in this specific case it seems hard to tell. I guess my idea of the average 4chan user of old is a college dropout shutin. That might be because when I started browsing being a shutin/NEET was the "cool"
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by huntie 8y ago
Maybe? I've always attributed the fall to a combination of the fappening, Moot's departure, and the 2016 elections. The huge influx of new users combined with a change in moderation absolutely destroyed the site. My memory isn&#x2
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by huntie 8y ago
Ah I forgot about that. It would certainly be a good idea to include it if available. Do you know if it is necessary for a unique id? I've never browsed any of the boards with user hashes.
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by huntie 8y ago
Not at all, 4chan has* quite a few very smart people who for various reasons might not have "made it" in life. This type of thing used to be called "weaponized autism" or "autism" on site. This usage of autism
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by huntie 8y ago
You can always make use of the various archive sites. The thread referred to is from 2011, and is available on warosu[1]. It is worth noting that 4chan keeps its own 2 week archive now as well. [1] https://warosu.org/sci&#x2
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by huntie 8y ago
What do you mean by hash? 4chan posts use an incrementing id per board, so if you put >>>/sci/3751197 you have a unique identifier for the post (sci being the board and 3751197 being the post number). For convenience you
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by huntie 8y ago
Just like everyone did before mobile phones existed.
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by huntie 8y ago
Has the code quality improved? I remember looking at it a couple years ago and finding it unreadable. Types had impl blocks all over the place, and it was hard to untangle. It made me lose interest in it.
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by huntie 8y ago
Why does it matter if they're the same? Identity is vastly overrated in my opinion.

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