i_am_a_peasant

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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
isn’t that the point of languages that have first class actor models something something?
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
a rust to js transpiler would be pretty sweet. idk if someone has turned rust into a frontend language yet like typescript.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
I don’t think Democrats would really jump to our aide either. The rhetoric is different but I think the vast majority of Americans think that they can let Europe burn without it affecting them much.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
We’re all thinking it, he’s saying it.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
Just give me 13 good (wo)men! And i’ll take the valley
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
I'm a guy who has traditional values. I follow a religion, that I don't bug other people about, my life partner follows the same religion. I would never want my life partner to have an abortion, and she feels the same. If she chan
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
nah it was walmart. just a fancy one
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
yeah it was pretty central walmart in new rochelle. it looked like a high end store in europe.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
Privilege breeds privilege. Once you have at least a little bit of it. You can generate a little bit more with it. The bar that you get to grow up in a relatively safe place, with non toxic friends or parents is quite high already. I haven’
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
The US leadership and billionaires are literally trying to destroy my country by supporting far right parties here. I never want to have anything to do with the US again at least until they sort their own crap out.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
Lol this legit makes it easier to grep through HN. thanks!
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
LLMs in China are gonna turn humans in the most reliable biological cogs ever. It’s crazy how reliably you can get expected results from masses by just exposing them to specific types of content. Even when I practice mindfulness while readi
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
Sometimes I wonder if you can have a central planned economy without sacrificing the democratic process.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
A “proof” in the formal verification sense is just an exhaustive search through a state space that a model of your system, respects a certain set of constraints you have to explicitly write. You could still have written the model wrong, y
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
for its own citizens that were fortunate enough to be born at the right place at the right time. how should the rest of the world feel about the US if they get all the freedoms, comforts and opportunities and the rest of the world doesn’t?
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
i wish i was that good at pixel art, it would be my sole hoby if i were
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
> When you create your own software abstractions, those just aren't going to be that useful, they are not going to be rock-solid and well tested. They aren't even going to be that stable -- soon a stakeholder might change requi
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
1 is about encapsulation, that makes it really easy to unit test stuff. Say you need to access a file or a database in your test, you could write an abstraction on top of file or db access and mock that. 2 indeed never made sense to me sinc
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
what is it with this take that oop is dead… even the linux kernel heavily uses OOP. inheritance is what has been changing in scope, where it’s discouraged to base your inheritance structure on your design domain.
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
wanting time away from your loved ones doesn't seem the least bit weird to me. Like sure you love your wife and kids, but being with them every second of every day is probably too much for most sane people. Especially if you have hobbi
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by i_am_a_peasant 10mo ago
you took the ragebait bro :))
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by i_am_a_peasant 11mo ago
they’ve been partnering with nvidia to build large ML training clusters iirc last time i was in their building at a meetup a few weeks ago
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by i_am_a_peasant 11mo ago
++1
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by i_am_a_peasant 1y ago
it’s stuff like this that make me wish i lived in the US. i have to memorise a long questionnaire in german if i want to get my license
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by i_am_a_peasant 1y ago
tbf the only thing the US has got going for it is the english language. germany is a perfectly fine place to live and work. it’s not like if you join raytheon you’ll be playing with rockets all day. you’ll be working in a very narrow area o
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by i_am_a_peasant 1y ago
oh man this was so perfect
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by i_am_a_peasant 1y ago
latest in my long list of poor life choices, not going to bed at 2 AM because I'm waiting to reach 10 mil views :)))))
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by i_am_a_peasant 2y ago
Some still do it. And while I would never start my own company in Germany. Working at a startup in Germnay is going pretty well for me so far. 1.5 years in.
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by i_am_a_peasant 2y ago
woulda been cool to see, in general core ISP routers care more about traffic classes than per flow fairness. fq codel is definitely the way to go on the consumer end though
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by i_am_a_peasant 2y ago
Dave Täht was my initial motivation to get serious about getting into low level networking more than 8 years ago. Ever since then I’ve had the honor to co-develop various systems on multi terabit ISP routers. I’m really thankful for the ins

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