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by jolt42 2y ago
But not a calorie tax.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Maybe if you find the right local group, you can barter with your left overs?
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by jolt42 2y ago
100%. Dealing with legacy issues is much more laborious and also complicates hygiene.
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by jolt42 2y ago
It seemed to me TOPLink had this figured out, and then hibernate took it all away.
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by jolt42 2y ago
"frontend" is the wrong word, he should have said "web". Writing desktop UIs or mobile apps tends to be elegant. And probably "SPA frontend" as server-side UIs are also much cleaner.
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by jolt42 2y ago
The 3 branches of government were based on Isaiah 33:22: For the LORD is our judge, the LORD is our lawgiver, the LORD is our king. It sounds like a language that includes rules, but I don't think it's been invented yet.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Oh, you mean "Programmer #1" using the original assembly language?
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by jolt42 2y ago
For a gambler, yes, but for a biological system? Stuff falls apart, it's like any progress continually gets wiped.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Time means more entropy, so I would think that makes the calculation much more problematic, no?
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by jolt42 2y ago
I think I did something similar. I found a grassy gradual slope and had them go down it. They didn't have to think about peddling until they lost some speed.
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by jolt42 2y ago
@OP "Model our domain as a graph of attributes and relationships" and "generate resolvers". I'm curious what your model looks like so that you are able to "generate resolvers"? I had looked into using Mall
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by jolt42 2y ago
unless you are a regular seller, Amazon is completely not worth it, right?
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by jolt42 2y ago
Facebook Marketplace has dried up craigslist, not saying it's better for scams, but I feel like it's the only game -in town- now.
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by jolt42 2y ago
The name "dynamic programming" has never clicked for me. I've looked it up I think multiple times over the years, and I think oh "recursive" or all the code I've written in Lisp/Elm. The distinction seems
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by jolt42 2y ago
Same. I had to look them up, apparently PARC is still a thing. I had no idea.
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by jolt42 2y ago
All you need is press about one mysterious looking unidentified object, and then everyone starts looking up and filming anything creating a snowball effect.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Agree. The article turned me off as well. No specific example, felt like an ad.
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by jolt42 2y ago
I couldn't disagree more. DevOps probably likes it but from software dev standpoint it's not helpful at all. Had to stave that thinking off at my last job (because of devops). It was obvious it was going to be a huge waste of time
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by jolt42 2y ago
- OMeta - sounds like my experience with Instaparse (Clojure) - REXX - I thought this was ingenious specifically for file/text processing.
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by jolt42 2y ago
They are useful, but so far, I haven't seen LLMs being obviously more useful than stackoverflow. It might generate code closer to what I need than what I find already coded, but it also produces buggier code. Sometimes it will show me
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by jolt42 2y ago
Everything in balance. While I agree with this philosophy, I've also seen lots of duplicate bugs because it wasn't realized there was two copies of the same bug.
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by jolt42 2y ago
King snakes will control other snake populations, but I imagine boas not so much.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Seems solid to me. They can predict reduction of caries before they add it to city supply water, which still happens in China I believe.
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by jolt42 2y ago
I'm surprised how software can be a real fight with no end in sight, and then boom, it's suddenly "done". By "done" I guess I mean "useful" as it's never done done.
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by jolt42 2y ago
I'd say Elm fixed packages. Only uses what is needed and detects API breaks.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Did they leave and go to CrowdStrike?
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by jolt42 2y ago
Personally I've seen 9pm be a holy grail, an exceedingly advantageous position to be in. But, it's exceedingly challenging to figure out what that DSL should and should not have as well.
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by jolt42 2y ago
Seems like "chef's kiss" is replacing "icing on the cake" or "cherry on top", although I think it really means "stamp of approval", so that one has been bugging me since I hear it all the time no
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by jolt42 2y ago
Lisps don't get in your way, but they also have no opinions, which is problematic for community development. As a static type fan, it's the only language I think the pros outweigh than one con.
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by jolt42 2y ago
They seem to disappear with parinfer.

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