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by k__ 2y ago
For me, it is.
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by k__ 2y ago
Better than a private entity.
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by k__ 2y ago
In Germany, we just voted two man-babies (Merz and Söder) into power. The only hope I have, is they want bolster their ego with a strong EU.
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by k__ 2y ago
AsciiDoc is basically DocBook-Markdown, which makes it a medium-independent format.
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by k__ 2y ago
I interpreted the comment as sarcasm.
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by k__ 2y ago
If you don't nest that much, big functions aren't so bad. You can just scroll down and see what happens in a linear fashion.
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by k__ 2y ago
The world isn't binary
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by k__ 2y ago
Seems like a reasonable middle ground between asking for permission and asking for forgiveness.
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by k__ 2y ago
I loved Q1 and Q2, but Q3A just felt like half a game to me.
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by k__ 2y ago
I got told what electricity is in primary school, in middle school, in high school, and in university. Every time I understood it less. I even watched some videos where people interviewed physics professors, to explain what it really is, an
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by k__ 2y ago
Whelp, you better shorted $SAFE.
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by k__ 2y ago
I saw the same issues with my servers. I'm thinking about porting to Bun, as it's web server module is implemented in Zig. Could have the benefit of using TypeScript without the issues of Node.js' HTTP module.
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by k__ 2y ago
It is deterministic, but if it's absurdly hard to prove, you just say it isn't deterministic. Imagine a program that uses JSON and depends on the order of keys in an object. If you input the same object, but with different key ord
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by k__ 2y ago
Would be interesting to see if Bun or Deno perform better here.
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by k__ 2y ago
Ah, thanks!
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by k__ 2y ago
Don't know, but I read somewhere that the president can't pardon breaks of federal law.
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by k__ 2y ago
Don't know how hyped people are about this after Meta let Spark users standing in the rain...
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by k__ 2y ago
Thanks for this through explanation! I'm asking because I have a web server that uses dynamic subdomains for sandboxing websites and I'm thinking about letting it run as onion service. However, the server needs to know the domain
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by k__ 2y ago
Yeah, React really fumbled the bag with server components.
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by k__ 2y ago
For me it was the other way around. Was a huge React enthusiast, even wrote a book on it. But with version 5, Svelte got really interesting. Runes really feel like a breath of fresh air.
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes, I couldn't have imagined that in the end, the AI wrappers are where the money is.
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by k__ 2y ago
My first job was working on a legacy project. I could work as fast as I deemed fit, because nobody understood what I was doing. Any feature could take a day or a month. Good times.
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by k__ 2y ago
Do you happen to know how browsers like Brave do it?
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by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: How well do Onion services work with regular HTTP and DNS? Can I use Onion IDs use just like a regular domain?
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by k__ 2y ago
What are the common issues besides timestamps?
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by k__ 2y ago
"researchers seek to leverage their human knowledge of the domain, but the only thing that matters in the long run is the leveraging of computation" - Rich Sutton
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes. I'm not a Bitcoin fan, but that title seems a bit misleading.
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by k__ 2y ago
"if someone owes you money and wants to pay you in bitcoin, you can refuse to be paid in bitcoin, but you cannot refuse if it’s legal tender" Wat
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R1+Sonnet set SOTA on aider's polyglot benchmark(aider.chat)
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by k__ 2y ago
I read, they don't merge PRs for Intel or AMD hardware, so it seems to be generally a bit of a shady project.

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