keyle

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   by keyle 2y ago

   It's already ephemeral and decays by itself. Honestly as a polyglot, only a Go project can run without being touched for 5 years. The rest of them get vulnerabilities discovered in the packages, which requires you to upgrade, which cha
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   by keyle 2y ago

   10 years ago, Intellij, 1 IDE to rule them all they said. There are 14-15 at my last count. Complete cash job. Bugs I reported went unanswered for 3 years and then swept under the carpet, still not fixed. Obvious stuff too. Breaking and ann
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   by keyle 2y ago

   You are the product. The editor is free afaik, and is very good. It has a plugin system and many languages have been added. It's really, really close to be my replacement to intelliJ. Sadly many bugs are stopping that for now. They&#x2
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   by keyle 2y ago

   I love this search but I feel it's still very specialised.
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   by keyle 2y ago

   Google got so big it swallowed the internet. It now has digested it and what is left is... this. I used to love crafting websites and cared about SEO. What's the point now, no one is going to find your content. It won't even be on
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   by keyle 2y ago

   I don't like devices that sip on power when I'm not home, or asleep. It makes no sense at all. It's not like fetching emails involves connecting to a landline, ring up a dialing device, get... The mac boots faster than my ass
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   by keyle 2y ago

   I'm old school. I like to shutdown devices. Apparently that's going away on desktop computers too now. It boggles my mind, really. Anyway, I also love the value for money of the mini. I have had quite a few mac mini and this won&#
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   by keyle 2y ago

   Bitdiana Jones. 16th page of Google, that's dark, humid, full of snakes. Better bring a torch!
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   by keyle 2y ago

   "Everyone, chill" then proceeds to drop emphasis , F words and other strong words. Maybe take a page of your own book.
10. 880.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Aren't we all just tired of arguing the same points?
11. 881.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Sounds good, I should rename myself to JackNicholson so you can google my authenticity and take it at face value.
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    by keyle 2y ago

    My only experience with Rust has been synchronous mostly with little to show for in terms of async. And I liked Rust. When it ran, I was damn sure it was going to run. There is comfort in that: "Tell me what to fix". The clippy st
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    by keyle 2y ago

    That is nice of you to offer, but your profile nor this message provide any way of contacting you.
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    by keyle 2y ago

    An alternative way to do something in a code base, for no other reason than style, is a recipe for technical debt. It builds up a larger cognitive load on the developers navigating and working the code base and induces more chances of bugs
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    by keyle 2y ago

    So make sure you introduce this in your company; become the subject expert in it, invite everyone to very cool sessions demonstrating how cool it is, and secure your job until the next rewrite! Looking at the examples, 1/5th of it look
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    by keyle 2y ago

    This is interesting. I wonder if this will get in hot waters with Nintendo. They're not the gentle kind when it comes to IP. I'm guessing they'll wait for them to start shipping products before they invest in the legal show s
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    by keyle 2y ago

    This is great for the folks running serverless compute! You get to start a process and let it hang until your credit card is maxed out. /s
18. 888.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Genius, here comes the funding!
19. 889.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Finally I can write code faster than LLM! /s
20. 890.▲
    by keyle 2y ago

    Maybe to highlight the fact that it already made the homepage.
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    by keyle 2y ago

    I was just fantasising earlier, daydreaming, about what a distributed warc or similar solution would look like, with peering and user or distributed server archiving. Either by browser plugin submission or passively sending the urls to serv
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    by keyle 2y ago

    I couldn't find any gguf files yet. Looking forward to trying it out when they're available.
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    by keyle 2y ago

    There is always room for the go version as GoSub-go /s
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    by keyle 2y ago

    Rust gives you the performance of C++ if not better sometimes, with code that won't go haywire at the 11th hour. There is value in that, particularly in an application that's sole purpose is to load arbitrary stuff from the intern
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    by keyle 2y ago

    This is a very underrated comment. On your death bed looking back this is a strong argument. Think of it this way with 2 examples... I'm following a large truck, and being followed by a large truck on the motorway. I'm thinking to
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    by keyle 2y ago

    I like emacs for its flexibility and its ability to be a platform for people to build just about any extension. So for this you'd need a solid scripting language. I was never sold on Lisp but it's fine. I'd prefer to see lua;
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    by keyle 2y ago

    Emacs is fine, but buggy as hell. That kind of took 180 turn on that one. Ship is fine, but leaks as hell.
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    by keyle 2y ago

    you should consider the opposite to push the author's website and force them to continue ;)
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    by keyle 2y ago

    Incredibly poignant writing with such clarity. I feel truly sorry for the author.
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    Building Real-Time Global Illumination: Part 1(jason.today)

    6 points by keyle 2y ago|1 comments