john567

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by john567 5y ago
You have to emit the plumbing for something like flow typing to work. You can't omit the type checking because you cannot account for all the possible call sites at compile time, that will lead to a combinatorial explosion. You do end
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by john567 5y ago
I'm trying to design a programming language that can be compiled into C99 and it's not at all clear to me how you represent these things statically. The idea from a programming point of view is really nice and in a dynamic program
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by john567 5y ago
This site should be banned. Tried to read stuff. Got 3 different floating dialogs, a consent screen and the some exit modal crap on top. Accidentally missclick and ended up somewhere else completely. Dear God, they are ruining the Internet
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by john567 5y ago
Even if I leave my front door unlocked it's not your prerogative to empty my house. The locked door is there to suggest that it's a immensely stupid idea. I cannot begin to imagine the self entitled bull, someone peddles to themse
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by john567 5y ago
No you don't. If you do, you haven't understood the problem that you need to solve and you are reaching for things you don't need to use.
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by john567 5y ago
Elon Musk once pointed to the low energi state of CO2 as a problem meaning it doesn't react with other things without additional energy added. This makes carbon capture fundamentally hard and anyone claiming otherwise is either in poss
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by john567 5y ago
It was never homophobic. It was because there was a prevalent HIV epidemic amount homosexual men predominantly which influenced policy and rightly so. They couldn't reliably test the blood and promise they wouldn't spread it so th
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by john567 5y ago
Don't make breaking changes. Make new APIs then transition users. Remove old APIs as needed when usage is very low. Niche people that depend on the old API will stick to an older version and be happy with that.
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by john567 5y ago
It's just a test. As far as I know IQ science, is good science. It does measure something real. Engineering does require a decent IQ, if you don't have that, you're unlikely to thrive as an engineer. Unlikely doesn't mea
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by john567 5y ago
FYI do. not. use. the dialog tag. It may work but it has a host of other issues. I don't even know if it's an accessibility benefit for anyone but it behaves in weird and uncontrollable ways. Just make a dialog with a div like you
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by john567 5y ago
So, where I work. I actually manage our Google Tag Manager infrastructure. Our marketing department make change requests that we review and implement. They do not get to do whatever they want. We actually consider it to be a backdoor. It&#x
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by john567 5y ago
Why do we need to have ambient control flow? This is what exception handling is, it's a hidden control flow. I don't use them. I just create an error type and pass that around. The only legitimate exception I will accept is when y
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by john567 5y ago
Looks like WebTransport has been designed to do what I want to do.
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by john567 5y ago
Ok, so streaming might be an option. In this case I'm not limited to browsers. Just curious if it might be applicable elsewhere.
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by john567 5y ago
Being happy is the wrong goal. What is intelligence anyway? We don't know. Not really. We have an idea of what we associate with intelligent behavior but we don't really have a good theory of intelligence that we can use to create
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by john567 5y ago
I'm interested in using HTTP/3 for bi-directional communication. Anyone with more experience on this care to weigh in? I know there's WebSockets but that's typically implemented over HTTP/1.1 with durable TCP connec
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by john567 5y ago
There's nothing wrong about writing about women doing stuff. It's the way they do it that's annoying. Write a good article. Don't bend the truth. Be honest! What she is doing is still impressive.
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by john567 5y ago
Different districts in Sweden have different rates but that's it. I was mostly upset by them asking for a fee if you do taxes digitally. That should make it easier for them.
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by john567 5y ago
I find that a lot of laptops have underpowered GPUs and I like to game. Also, there's the repairability aspect. I've been interested in the framework laptop but I'd prefer an AMD SoC with some gaming capabilities. Also, I&#x2
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by john567 5y ago
I find that a lot of laptops have underpowered GPUs and I like to game. Also, there's the repairability aspect. I've been interested in the framework laptop but I'd prefer an AMD SoC with some gaming capabilities. Also, I&#x2
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by john567 5y ago
Any decent steam machine could do but I haven't seen many small machines that I'd want to buy.
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by john567 5y ago
I'm considering using a SteamDeck as a portable workstation. It's no powerhouse but you'd be able to get a lot of stuff done on something like that. I'd connect it to a keyboard, mouse and external monitor. I've bee
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by john567 5y ago
How the fuck can there be a fee for "e-file" it should be the opposite if anything. I live in Sweden. Yeah, that country. Not only do we have a bank issued digital identity our revenue service has a online system for doing your ta
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by john567 5y ago
I find it very confusing why they don't embrace the JavaScript echo system. I'm all for a new syntax that does away with some of the bad parts but if you can't async/await, well then you can't really do I/O, an
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by john567 5y ago
Oh. Shiny! Wait! This is not new. This is Ocaml disguised as JavaScript... It is based of BuckleScript and Reason. Stuff I've considered in the past. Note sure if I will ever use it but okay. Interesting...
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by john567 5y ago
Ha. It's not you. It's a shit show everything is a afterthought. It's incredibly inconsistent and clunky all over. I just don't try to get carried away with typing stuff too smartly. Most of this is just the way the lang
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by john567 5y ago
I don't think that's correct. Having the ability to reason about what you see can be helpful but it's not necessary. Whatever the most developed version of the Tesla FSD software is, it already recognizes that people (childre
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by john567 5y ago
My reaction as well. Given how many ways there are to uniquely identify individuals this isn't a selling point for the tech. It's just a different kind of camera and of course it can identify people it's just that it will not
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by john567 5y ago
I lost it over conditial assignment. That is absolutely something I have no intention of using ever. Also, JavaScript has some rather quirky behavior. I'd rather see a stricter JavaScript without the quirky stuff take it's place.
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by john567 5y ago
I think it's important to write your own parser, at some point. Though, for the purpose of learning you need someone to guide you. If you're learning this stuff you need a simple challenge to work through the end. With regards to

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