klohto

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Stop Telling Everyone What You Do for a Living(wsj.com)
100 points by klohto 4y ago|236 comments
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New Rust Trademark Policy(twitter.com)
4 points by klohto 4y ago|0 comments
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by klohto 4y ago
I didn’t realize Brexit meant you change a continent
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by klohto 4y ago
mmap breaks previous (not guaranteed) compatibility and (few) people demand option to turn it off by reverting all of the commits and throwing hands up by demanding more testing, documenting, and more optional arguments. While I agree with
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by klohto 4y ago
AWS has never raised their prices
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by klohto 4y ago
Uff, how do you verify these? One forgotten slash and you have exposed more areas than you wanted.
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by klohto 4y ago
Mic drop. Absolutely smoked Bard.
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by klohto 4y ago
beta.tldraw.com :)
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by klohto 4y ago
There is more than one language out there
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by klohto 4y ago
Chiming in, same experience. Partner has ADHD, but I feel like it’s so common nowadays it can be cause of everything. You have rock solid support system elsewhere I see. I’m curious how do you feel about them ignoring the texts? Would you f
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by klohto 4y ago
Node forked to Deno? And merged... back? What are you talking about?
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by klohto 4y ago
I’m not sure about job safety for both of you since the function doc says what it is and it’s definitely not searching for primes :)
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by klohto 4y ago
This deserves its own post. I love the writing style.
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by klohto 4y ago
And the open source fork ingnomia
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by klohto 4y ago
That's why I'm saying this one is the least impressive. I'm not downplaying GPT, I don't think this example in particular is interesting.
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by klohto 4y ago
Of all the examples, this is honestly the least impressive because the "Solved AoC 2022" answer is just extrapolated from the previous prompt. Your language largely shares syntax with Python, making the job easier. Interpreting co
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by klohto 4y ago
I'm trying to use it to generate Elixir code, and it's getting ~80% there. Compared to huge datasets of other languages, I'm still surprised by the quality of code it generates. While I did say 80%, the 20% is most crucial an
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by klohto 4y ago
I mean, take it with my best intentions, "No shit Sherlock"? Audience of AoC knows that Aoc 2022 just started.
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by klohto 4y ago
But your argument is “supporting any language”. Lunatic isn’t supporting any language, the language has to be compatible with WebAssembly for all the reasons you and weatherlight stated.
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by klohto 4y ago
How exactly is Erlang complimenting BEAM in a way that Elixir, for example, doesn’t?
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by klohto 4y ago
Wow this definitely needs a tag. [2021], 2020 almost even, it’s from January.
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by klohto 4y ago
Cool! Actually, cool is an understatement, but I'm too foreign to Imba to provide feedback on that front. Pretty sure there is enough to spark a discussion, but few bullet points: * Imba focused, yet you're greeted by TS example a
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by klohto 4y ago
this has been a popular style ever since macOS flatness
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by klohto 4y ago
0.36 here! Out of curiosity, are you a native speaker?
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by klohto 4y ago
And how many time do you need to realize we are discussing SBF and not whole FTX. FTX was a child-like run cult that did what it wanted and every single individual had their agenda. When we are discussing Salame and FTX, bring this point up
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by klohto 4y ago
Same way you avoid them directly in JS. I don’t think Nim claims it’s easy to do.
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by klohto 4y ago
I'm missing a rant about why is it a Twitter thread and not a blog post
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by klohto 4y ago
“Rectal breathing is the best thing since sliced bread” — Archimedes
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by klohto 4y ago
It’s a completely common, and actually expected, thing for maids employed by premium hotels. I don’t see any reason why you couldn’t do it for a household as well.
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by klohto 4y ago
I have it from a good friend that this is bullshit

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