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jokoon
3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming You can find some criticism points in there
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jokoon
3y ago
Unless computer scientist really try to understand how actual brain build their networks, I don't think ML will really bring real advances. Computer science is pointless when it's not applied to another field of science.
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't really agree about the simplicity: to me, C3 feels like it's closer to C, and C is just simpler to learn. Although among those new statically compiled languages, zig would be my favorite choice. I just wish it was just eve
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jokoon
3y ago
Burden of proof is on the person who makes claims. Absence of proof is not proof of absence.
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jokoon
3y ago
I think the goal might be to have more control on android devices to make more money. Although I don't really see why they can't do that with the linux kernel, maybe the linux kernel sort of prevents them from collecting more roya
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jokoon
3y ago
It's ridiculous what people will do to keep using their car
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3y ago
I love this game, but it's interesting to see how modders tend to design awful over-complicated game design, and the actual factorio developers come to clean up and simplify things so that the game can be playable by normal gamers. Thi
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How to solve the "Mastermind" guessing game? (2009)
(stackoverflow.com)
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3y ago
I think acute pedantism often is a sign of being in the autism spectrum. either that, or it's because the internet encourages people to be passive aggressive but polite, which is a new way to fight online. it's a problem of being
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jokoon
3y ago
it's crazy how many times US companies went to EU courts, would it GDPR, taxes, monopolies, etc etc
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jokoon
3y ago
what are those future optimization he talks about? he talks about an IL, but what's that IL? does that mean that the future optimization will involve that IL?
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3y ago
glad is not an engine like tinyengine
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3y ago
If this keeps escalating, the US might get more involved
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3y ago
I wish there was the same thing for opengl3.3 tinyengine is great but not supported for windows yet
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3y ago
I don't understand what youtube is gaining from this, there are so many stories like that. Is that because they partner with big movie/music industries? Also I don't understand why competitors are not really picking up.
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jokoon
3y ago
you cannot turn mammals into efficient obedient workers and expect them to have a sane mental health. we're mammals with inflated brains, anxiety and depression, and it's too soon since we were hunter gatherers living in caves, we
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jokoon
3y ago
there's nothing wrong with procrastination doctors say people work too much, and there's an epidemic of burnout homo sapiens are not made to work and feel guilty when they don't complete tasks it's a problem of work cult
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jokoon
3y ago
I remember finding a set of english names generated with a markov chain, I wish I know how to make it, they sounded good.
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jokoon
3y ago
that's a strawman most people don't have young kids or have snow covered roads
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3y ago
Perfection is attained not when there's nothing to add, but nothing to remove. Antoine Saint Exupéry A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scrat
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jokoon
3y ago
Can't you all just use an electric bike or something? Or an electric scooter?
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jokoon
3y ago
I worked in x ray imaging software in a company that assembled them. Risk assessment and traceability are not fun, but it's interesting to see how to make safe things. I wish general software had similar constraints or designs, or at l
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3y ago
The problem is that Gaza is a hornet's nest Hamas members are entrenched in civilian buildings and tunnels, and they are well equipped to attack tanks, and they wouldn't hesitate to blow themselves up it would be suicide for the I
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3y ago
Hum, other platforms have been doing this for ages Tracking copy pasted like is an old techniques that also allows them to build a unofficial friend graph between cookie profiles.
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3y ago
I really want to keep http but replace html and js with something more strict, lighter, secure and safe by design, that would prevent the use of targeted ads like it's possible in HTML. I understand that companies might probably not us
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3y ago
A lot of pirates already provide subtitles already, and sometimes there are many different languages, and MKV allows to put everything in a single file
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3y ago
I love this sort of news
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3y ago
I made some web app with the least amount of logic in the JS, and almost all of it in a flask server, with a few ajax calls. I have to admit that managing asynchronous js callbacks is really a pain to deal with. JS is really an awful, awful
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3y ago
Are there any video editing software that take advantage of ffmpeg? I once thought about making something to draw geometry through SVG and use ffmpeg then, or maybe add some UI or whatever, or just to add text, but I never started. Avidemux
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3y ago
I wish hacker news was only about computing and not fringe science news, because unless it's an innovative product and it shows it's a breakthrough, it's probably techno-optimism or it's click-baity. This applies for eve
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