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by jitl 2mo ago
i’ve been to a bunch and all resulted in a big increase in trust between teams especially between tech and sales. i mended a few poor relationships at the last notion one in maui, made some lifelong friends. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ maybe for every s
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by jitl 2mo ago
Rust is less safe because it has a feature for turning off safety, called `unsafe`. Fil-C does not have a way to turn off safety, and it enforces safety checks at runtime. That's the reasoning anyways. If you define another language R
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by jitl 3mo ago
here’s a page with a very unscientific benchmark that runs a computed signal for every pixel of a {320p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 4k} canvas and tries to recompute 10% of the graph per frame. on my m4 macbook pro, dalien-signals manages the highe
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by jitl 3mo ago
my understanding of FRP is the inverse of your description, I use the same definition of “functional reactive programming” as in this Jane Street blog post on the subject https://blog.janestreet.com/breaking-down-frp/
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by jitl 3mo ago
This style of reactive programming is quite popular in JavaScript UI frameworks these days under the moniker “signals”, with a proposal for standardization here: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-signals#-javascript-sign
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by jitl 3mo ago
every time i post an amazon link people downvote me but i'll do it for you. this is not a referral link, just copied straight from my order history https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DGXRQQ3H "3i S10 Ultra Robot Vac
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by jitl 3mo ago
plenty of companies seem to live just fine off selling scuba gear to divers
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by jitl 3mo ago
it’s very much like iRobot vacuums - more expensive and less performant than the chinese competitors that have totally overtaken the market. iRobot sad story, but so behind. i have a chinese robot from 3i that fills its mop water tank from
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by jitl 3mo ago
the action part of “action camera” is the reason why you buy an action camera. if a normal camera is fine then yeah, you don’t need it.
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by jitl 3mo ago
i need to read the docs. i don’t need to read the code.
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by jitl 3mo ago
even though im quite interested in the content, i have up reading after hitting too many claude-isms. i just can’t do it, i already read enough slop output at work, i just get frustrated by all its odd patterns. please, at least edit the st
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by jitl 3mo ago
noooo my stonks
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by jitl 3mo ago
I've needed 2 USB-C ports on one-port devices (phone, Steam Deck) a few times so I got this tiny 2-port hub with micro SD card reader (also has option for 3.5mm audio port instead of card reader): https://www.amazon.com&#x2F
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by jitl 3mo ago
Xiaomi has a few; I got their teensy travel one but more models: https://www.mi.com/global/product-list/personal-care/shaver/
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by jitl 3mo ago
Trimmer: I purchased this from Amazon USA for $70 on sale, now listed at $96. I am happy with it, but haven't had it long enough to comment on durability: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BQ1GZY7H "Manscaped Beard
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by jitl 3mo ago
Same. Other devices I'm powering with USB-C: - Vacuum, $???, Xiaomi, okay (hard to clean filter): https://www.mi.com/global/product/xiaomi-vacuum-cleaner-p30/ (gift from friends) - Beard trimmer, $90, Ma
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by jitl 3mo ago
yes
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by jitl 3mo ago
that is a specific brevity instruction!
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by jitl 3mo ago
yeah but, the existing code was also full of bugs, so isn’t it all a wash in the end?
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by jitl 3mo ago
bun has never been fit for production, at least not for load bearing business apps. it’s been haunted by segfault bug reports since the early days, and i personally hit at least one a week when im doing lots of bun stuff. im excited for bun
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by jitl 3mo ago
rust to c supports infinite platforms that already have a c compiler by implementing a single rust to c program on the other hand, porting llvm to an infinite number of platforms requires an infinite amount of work so, it is less work this
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by jitl 3mo ago
Works for me: $ git clone https://code.haverbeke.berlin/wordgard/wordgard.git Cloning into 'wordgard'... remote: Enumerating objects: 8274, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (8274/8274
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by jitl 3mo ago
so like… any website
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by jitl 3mo ago
why would they swap. add
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by jitl 3mo ago
android isn't linux-y enough to be able to use android auto on a more typical linux kernel?
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by jitl 3mo ago
I have a boring Mercedes mid-size SUV. Carplay works. I can skip/repeat tracks using the standard control on the steering wheel; the instrument cluster shows the current track the same way it's done with connected phones forever.
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by jitl 3mo ago
we’ve got the benchmark graphs from the announcement, and i hear tepid opinions from people with gpt 5.6 access. fable is far ahead of gpt 5.5 (my prev daily driver) also. much less passive aggressive / overly defensive.
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by jitl 3mo ago
it’s the industrial revolution for thinking, seems important
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by jitl 3mo ago
people like me who want to use the best ai on the planet to get stuff done right
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by jitl 3mo ago
the plan is to make money by charging a premium for the best product on the market instead of giving it away for free.

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