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by jhhh 9mo ago
Do you envision the development to track clojure as much as is possible, similar to how cljs was conceived to be clojure in js and not just clojure-ish js, or do you think you'll eventually diverge? I made a language a while ago that w
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by jhhh 9mo ago
What factual errors did you the human notice
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by jhhh 9mo ago
Most people want their test suite to pass. If they ugprade java and mockito prints out a message that they need to enabled '--some-flag' while running tests they're just going to add that flag to surefire in their pom. Seems
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by jhhh 10mo ago
Hallmark didn't destroy the affordability of the personal computing market.
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by jhhh 10mo ago
I understand the desire to want to fix user pain points. There are plenty to choose from. I think the problem is that most of the UI changes don't seem to fix any particular issue I have. They are just different, and when some changes
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by jhhh 10mo ago
I've had the same thought about 'written' text with an LLM. If you didn't spend time writing it don't expect me to read it. I'm glad he seems to be taking a hard stance on that saying they won't use LLMs t
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by jhhh 10mo ago
Last time I saw this claimed (maybe from steve's tutorial?) it was just autosquash. Do you have another example?
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by jhhh 10mo ago
It's not a trick or workaround. It's a very straightforward use of a command flag on one of the most used git commands. It's even conceptually very simple, you're just rebasing a subset of commits of a branch onto a diff
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by jhhh 11mo ago
You really have to compare articles like this, which are just a bunch of hand waving around the author's biases, against articles with more concrete statements like the Android team finding a 1000x reduction in memory vulnerabilities c
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by jhhh 11mo ago
I wrote a version of the article's code in Java and couldn't figure out why it was working until reading your example. I see now that the channel operations in Go must rendezvous which I assume matches Rust's Future behavior.
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by jhhh 11mo ago
I read this once over and the part that doesn't seem to make sense to me is why the runtime chose, when there are two execution contexts up to the lock() in both future1 and future3, to wake up the main thread instead? I get why in a f
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by jhhh 1y ago
"That gap isn’t just theoretical—it shows up in real bills." "That’s not linear growth—it’s a quantum leap" "The performance and recall were fantastic—but the costs were brutal" "it’s not a one-size-fits-a
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by jhhh 1y ago
You've identified the hack I already mentioned in my post. If there are simple flex or grid solutions feel free to post them.
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by jhhh 1y ago
If you are having to refactor 150 things each time you change your codebase then maybe you need to refactor your test suite first. Direct calls in tests to constructed/mocked objects is usually something you can just stuff into a priva
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by jhhh 1y ago
It's not possible to do without violating one of the conditions I listed. Of the solutions people have posted on SO and on blogs they either will be pushed off the screen when there's too much content (violating #2), will be pulle
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by jhhh 1y ago
I remember the my 'one day'. I was messing around making a podcast app awhile back and thinking it shouldn't be hard to make a floating footer in css that's (1) always at the bottom, (2) always visible, (3) doesn't
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by jhhh 1y ago
I mouse over the first graphic in dark mode and get flashbanged with a white diagram. Hover text obscures the axis text. I click the diagram hoping to read the text. In the expanded picture the alt text now obscures the axis instead. Close
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by jhhh 1y ago
Using an ipad on the internet is so incomprehensibly bad without adblocking that I just don't even use it for normal browsing. The problem is I would rather use a website instead of an app because at least I can adblock the website (sa
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by jhhh 1y ago
Am I stupid or is there no way to actually get to the configure Safari page from within Safari? Like any other program in existence would do.
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by jhhh 1y ago
The problem with this post is that the author is conflating two different things. Using a type system to capture the units of a measurement or metric is straightforwardly better than having them be implied. Stripping a numeric value and uni
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by jhhh 2y ago
I think that answer was poorly phrased because those possibilities are eliminated in a sense. There is a better answer further in the thread that explains "If the solution was not one of the flipped triplets, then the first player woul
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by jhhh 2y ago
I can see the incident was a jumping off point to talk about bad APIs (bcrypt probably should error >72) but it sounds like the actual bug was they weren't checking the value in the cache matched the data they used in the hash for t
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by jhhh 2y ago
He was out of power until '58 when the Algerian war had already been going on for 4 years and within his first term offered a referendum for independence to Algeria, which at that point had been under French rule for over a century, an
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by jhhh 2y ago
Are you saying you don't like isomorphisms?
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by jhhh 2y ago
Should they have prefaced their statement of personal preference with 'I'm not making a universal normative declaration' to make it clear they weren't doing that?
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by jhhh 2y ago
The point of the post was that merely having a subculture attached to something doesn't make it good or bad. The addition of the bank robbing was to make that point obvious by attaching a subculture to something obviously bad. If you t
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by jhhh 3y ago
Thanks for the kind words. I hadn't noticed the Paths/Path issue. I'll fix that. As for your build error I've only seen that with mismatched Java versions. If I run the repl (which is just a single mvn command) with JAVA
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Show HN: Pile Programming Language(github.com)
4 points by jhhh 3y ago|2 comments
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by jhhh 4y ago
All the people with computer science degrees working in the field who also had to take common core courses that they 'didn't care about' seem to serve as a counterexample to this general claim.
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by jhhh 4y ago
They did the same thing for Walmart+ and honestly it's pretty terrible. Every business is going to try to be amazon now and while it's probably going to make money in the short term it'll eventually poison their brand. I want

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