jessekv

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by jessekv 2y ago
I remember reading a positive xcode review on the app store that was something to the effect of: "so much better than the next one!"
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by jessekv 2y ago
I would be surprised if this does not happen, given astral's ambitiousness.
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by jessekv 2y ago
An accessible video that builds up the design intuitively from first-principals using a 3d model. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_xCssR8qQI
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by jessekv 2y ago
My aunt bought one of the first ones. It was the first time I experienced a car driving fully silent, creeping up the driveway. Was pretty surreal at the time.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Not sure its teams but half the video calls I am in feature someone's ear or hair flickering in and out of the focus mask. For me that can be quite distracting. One person I am in calls with regularly recently got a professional A&#x2F
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by jessekv 2y ago
Could add some networked devices for redundancy. I know someone who builds very accurate gyroscopes for naval use out of redundant arrays of commodity accelerometers.
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by jessekv 2y ago
> The code to write to log files in SSH integration has been deleted Seems like a good first step.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Maybe they learned to type on a mechanical typewriter...
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by jessekv 2y ago
To protect the users of the site from receiving pages that have been tampered with?
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by jessekv 2y ago
Finally, an actual use for my decades of photos...
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by jessekv 2y ago
Singapore is also an island, but its relevance to global trade has more to do with the strait it sits in than in being an island. Obviously there are more factors, compare Singapore to Peneng, for example.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Strangely enough, Faroe Islands are not EU.
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by jessekv 2y ago
As a kid, maybe your parent/guardian did the legwork to get you into the playgroup/neighbourhood/school/sport/etc. where you made friends. As an adult, you have to do that bit yourself. (Thanks mom!)
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by jessekv 2y ago
I upvoted both you and GP. There are times when the "programming" job is best done with vim or even just a notebook in a quiet place. Other times, an LLM or IDE can help get a new project going faster. Especially if you are unfami
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by jessekv 2y ago
Do you use a keyboard to browse the internet? On unfamiliar codebases a mouse with back and forward buttons can be quite a fast and convenient way to get the "lie of the land". I often do this inside GitHub's browser-based ed
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by jessekv 2y ago
Thank you to those who occasionally post non-hacking related material here, and everyone else who votes it up. Keeps the place interesting ;)
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by jessekv 2y ago
I want it to lay out an outfit every day too. Hopefully without hallucination.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Astral's uv is not on the packaging list yet, but I'd expect it to rank highly next year.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Here's a compiler to Python. https://github.com/pymoca/pymoca It targets CasADi (and therefore C) and to a lesser extent, SymPy.
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by jessekv 2y ago
I recommend disabling all notifications, except maybe calls from immediate family. I just don't see why I should be at the beck and call of some gadget. It should be the other way around.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Not sure why, but the image of a 4-stroke engine came to my mind when I read your comment.
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by jessekv 2y ago
IMO its a similar situation to the discussion here: https://capnproto.org/faq.html#how-do-i-make-a-field-require...
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by jessekv 2y ago
IMO "parse, don't validate" can apply to data coming out of the database too.
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by jessekv 2y ago
> not exactly following the [...] zen of python Blacks's stance that "there should be one obvious way to format things" seems consistent with the zen, even if you disagree with the actual rules.
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by jessekv 2y ago
I second the cox's. This harvest I bought several of each variety in the shop and cox's was my favorite by a mile.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Unfortunately not, and it has since been replaced by an even faster (and much more reliable) rust implementation.
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by jessekv 2y ago
A friend of mine achieved a similar speedup by implementing the text parsing in numpy instead of native python.
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by jessekv 2y ago
Chameleons agree with you. https://media.sciencephoto.com/image/z7700105/800wm/Z7700105...
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by jessekv 2y ago
One flaw per one trillion accounts would be some seriously impressive numbers.
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by jessekv 2y ago
If you are mostly writing JS to enhance a web page, I would say it is good enough. I recently to wrote an application that interfaces with a non-trivial Json API which returns many different data types. I defined all the interfaces produced

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