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by juped 1y ago
I think all the listed reasons are good reasons to delete tests. I like to keep the test suite running in a single-digit number of seconds. (Sometimes a test you really need takes a while, and you can skip it by default and enable it on the
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by juped 1y ago
Yeah. I would say, do get a better CPU, but do also research a bit deeper and really get a better CPU. Threadrippers are borderline workstation, too, though, esp. the pro SKUs.
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by juped 1y ago
No. The form doesn't translate, and English-language haiku is a different form inspired by the Japanese form. Kireji as such are one of the elements that don't translate, though you can of course attempt a poetic structure inspire
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by juped 1y ago
I think GPT-5's backlash was the beginning of the end of the hype bubble, but there's a lot of air to let out of it, as with any hype bubble. We'll see it for quite some time yet.
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by juped 1y ago
So all this arose because you didn't read the docs and note that get_disk_info/1 immediately fetches the data when called? The every-30-minutes-by-default checks are for generating "disk usage is high" event conditions.
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by juped 1y ago
Another person who thinks semver is some kind of eldritch law-magic, serving well to illustrate the primary way in which semver was and is a mistake. Sacrificing a version number segment as a permanent zero prefix to keep them away is the m
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by juped 1y ago
There's really not more that's useful to say than the relevant section (4.4) of Joe Armstrong's thesis says: >How does our philosophy of handling errors fit in with coding practices? What kind of code must the programmer w
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by juped 1y ago
Avalonia is my go-to on .net. It's not too far from WPF.
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by juped 1y ago
I think this is pretty much what we've already seen happening, in fact.
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by juped 1y ago
Obviously you can write a use-after-free in Rust. The fact that it won't compile doesn't really matter when you're feeding the text to a non-compiler program like an LLM. I trust you don't mean to get carried away an
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by juped 1y ago
We have the technology, just not the logistics.
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by juped 1y ago
If that's what you think a HUD is, then a HUD is definitely way, way worse. Rather than a copilot sitting next to you, that's someone grabbing your hands and doing things with them while you're at the controls. But if I invok
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by juped 1y ago
This is actually the main reason it exists in the first place, so given that fact, you should probably not use it?
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by juped 1y ago
how many billions of dollars worth of damage did xkcd guy cause by popularizing the meme that "input sanitization" is any sort of practice, best or otherwise? and can he be sued for any of it?
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by juped 1y ago
openbsd has never, ever, ever, even once maintained binary compatibility; this is just a warning about source compatibility breaking
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by juped 1y ago
You can perfectly easily put the empty tree object as a tree object's child, this just isn't supported and some parts of Git will break.
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by juped 1y ago
25% of 14 is 3.5. 4 is more than 3.5. Ask grock if you still don't get it.
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by juped 1y ago
> zoxide for cd i'm sorry WHAT
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by juped 1y ago
This sort of thing reflects poorly precisely on the people doing it, not on "ideas".
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by juped 1y ago
I'm just taking advantage and burning VCs' money on useful but not world-changing tools while I still can. We'll come out of it with consumer-level okay tools even if they don't reach the levels of Claude today, though.
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by juped 1y ago
Maybe tailscale thinks it can dodge enshittification by means of having the worst, most self-parodic name of all time ("tailscale"), which will lull VCs into a stupor? (I can remember it's a VPN and not a CDN only because the
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by juped 1y ago
I don't think rustc is that slow. It's usually cargo/the dozens of crates that make it take a long time, even if you've set up a cache and rustc is doing nothing but hitting the cache.
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by juped 1y ago
Erlang gen_statem permits you to postpone an event, putting it in a queue that's retried after the next state change (before moving to new events). So the MAIL FROM would put you in handle_mail_from state, and while you're in it y
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by juped 1y ago
To type an em dash, an important punctuation mark, press compose and then hyphen thrice. — ←like this. Shift-option-hyphen on Macs, I think.
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by juped 1y ago
There's a special place in Hell for those who put hamburger menus in desktop apps, Jetbrains .
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by juped 1y ago
I think this covers most of the useful folk knowledge, except pkg-config which can tell you the right -I and -l flags for something (in theory a makefile should invoke it to fill variables).
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by juped 1y ago
What do you think the word "push" means in the word "push"? It doesn't mean "pull", btw.
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by juped 1y ago
systemd isn't even a constraint solving system, it's highly "imperative", there's just memes floating around that think it is??? not even poettering would claim that
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by juped 1y ago
I think you meritlessly flamed someone when you should have flagged their comment and moved on. Copyright isn't remotely relevant to this litigation hold at all, after all, why start a fight over it?
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by juped 1y ago
Haskellers and Rust fans think they own sum types, and people read their comments and blog posts and believe them, and decide they don't want sum types because they don't want to go down the horrifying Hindley-Milner rabbit hole.

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