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> I want the debugger to show me the current line in the file, annotating the value of every variable right in the source. I want to jump to property usages. I want to automatically rename a function everywhere intelligently, not using s
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It's all fun and games until your beloved yandere LLM "evolves" into AGI and gets a physical body.
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Or https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzo_journalism Or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonzo_(company) Or https://github.com/omeid/gonzo What's wrong with any of them?
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1y ago
Consumers are interested in everything new. The problem is - linux (outside on server land and maybe SteamOS) is everything but (regular) user friendly. When people buy a new phone the expect a smooth experience without any major inconvenie
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>People do systems programming in rust, but that's not really what most of the community is doing. As someone who haven't done any systems programming after university: wait, what? I was under impression that this is exactly wh
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1y ago
When I was in uni we weren't even taught Pascal\Delphi or C++. We were expected to do this on our own. Maybe it is different now (and differs from place to place).
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1y ago
>IMHO Mark Zuckerberg is a textbook case of someone who got lucky once by basically being in the right place at the right time How many people also where at the right place and right time and were lucky then went bankrupt or simply never
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1y ago
The bigger issue I have is that when they change from 1x to 5x - car changes its location and angle a bit.
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1y ago
It works great with iOS and linux desktop (in fact even better than the original sometimes). Thanks!
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I understand this might not be the best place to ask, but I have to: I'd like to try and switch from iPhone to Pixel (maybe different Android phone?) but there is one app that I can't find anything close to: Drafts. Maybe I'm
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1y ago
How do you navigate through a project with things like `go to definition` or `incoming calls`? (given that we are talking about a relatively large code base maintained by more that one or two individuals) You can do it with just rg or somet
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1y ago
I remember working on a project (something like a java IDE) with jruby inside and a natural-langauge-like DSL for an end user.
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>Just watch as most libraries now update... Haven't seen anything like this. Most packages actually have 1.13 in their go.mod Rarely do I see at least 1.19
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1y ago
Okay I get it now. Formatted multiline string in code without an actual formatting and no string concat.
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1y ago
I may be missing something but come Go has a simple: `A simple formatted string ` ?
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1y ago
Speed is one thing. Surviving space is another.
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1y ago
>and you likely didn't either First of all this is weird statement that I almost exclusively see in english speaking community. I wonder why this pattern ("and neither do you") is so disgustingly popular even in press. Sec
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1y ago
Depends on a perspective though.
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1y ago
>Wegovy (semaglutide) injection 2.4 mg is an injectable prescription medicine used __with a reduced calorie diet and increased physical activity__ Just saying. Neither gym not dieting are scams and simply can't be by their nature. P
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1y ago
Tops make goods money as is. All they need to do is to keep Fx the way it is. And Google won't be paying more if Firefox becomes something bigger than Chrome. Google has no interest in it. All they need is a spoiler effect.
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1y ago
> What I found interesting is how it forced me to think differently about the development process itself. > Instead of jumping straight into code, I found myself spending more time articulating what I actually wanted to build and high
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1y ago
Russia has had a similar system for some time now.
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Thankfully all the go code I'm working with has tabs.
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>A better way would have been to charge a small subscription fee - like $2/month or something. That's Pure. And they have more than 5$ I believe.
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1y ago
> separation of concerns but this would be a problem almost anywhere, no? This has nothing to do with Rust vs Go vs Ruby or something else. Rust makes this even bigger problem, ok, but I don't think we should call people not using R
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Serious being what? Most programmers are "lousy programmers" because most of the are not researchers and have no interest in theory. I can write in Go or Rust (or anything else given some time) but I won't ever use Rust to wr
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>This process will probably lead to a situation where in a year, it will take me 30 minutes with AI to do a task that would have taken me an hour otherwise How do you figure? >Because during those 2 hours I will make my code base more
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1y ago
This should also mention Orion: https://kagi.com/orion/
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1y ago
As a millennial - I'm also amazed by these parties. Some of my peers had this kind of experience, but for me this is something from parallel universe. Mostly because I never really understood the fun part.
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>This isn't for introverts its intended for people with social anxiety This. Introverts (in general) have no problems with communication\networking etc. Introverts simply do not _need_ company. Extraverts, on the other hand, contrar
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