krashidov

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by krashidov 2y ago
I wonder if the best format for hearing aids are... glasses?
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by krashidov 2y ago
Genuinely curious, what do you find painful about it? Is it the syntax? Performance? Or does it just encourage bad practices?
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by krashidov 2y ago
How much harder would it be to implement than say, JS? 3 orders of magnitude more difficult? I wonder if there's a deno/bun style business in here. Would be cool to see Ada compete with Go/nodejs/java etc. Or do you thin
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by krashidov 2y ago
This sounds like a fun business to start
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by krashidov 2y ago
because I know nothing about the way licensing about programming languages work lol
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by krashidov 2y ago
I don't know shit about law, but I'm assuming it's not allowed for someone to build their own compiler and make their own business out of the Ada programming language?
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by krashidov 2y ago
> But yes, Bun's current strategy is "churn out code" whereas Deno has a different pace and approach. They're trying to build different things, and have a lot less catch-up to play than Bun. Are they trying to build d
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by krashidov 2y ago
I think it's a little more than a passion project since it's posted on the official deno blog. I don't think it's a net negative of a pursuit, but I follow the founder of bun on twitter and he just keeps shipping shit wh
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by krashidov 2y ago
I hope this is good marketing for Deno and not just a huge distraction. I feel like Bun is running circles around them right now. I feel like there might even be room for 3 winners (Bun, Deno, Node) but I don't understand the point of
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by krashidov 2y ago
Even if we put the costs associated with Tariffs aside, I feel like a big PITA with Tariffs is enforcing and regulating everything. Tariffs don't seem like smaller government. Or maybe I'm wrong and this is all pretty easy to enfo
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by krashidov 2y ago
Has it gotten better? I tried it out early and it was unusable
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by krashidov 2y ago
Have you used bun? It's also great. Super fast
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by krashidov 2y ago
> and less-than-joking threats of annexation If Poilievre gets elected, will he willingly join the USA? It seems that the world is more and more aligned by political spectrum rather than national allegiance.
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by krashidov 2y ago
hats off to the CEO of your last company
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by krashidov 2y ago
I see, but that's a very contrived situation. I think in that situation you just tell the Waymo to pull over and get out. The world is not a utopia. There will always be some sort of risk to everything we do
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by krashidov 2y ago
> But this model is unsustainable, eventually you will be riding with randos. It's unsafe when there's lots of people, it's unsafe when there's no people. Basically they're saying it's unsafe no matter what,
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by krashidov 2y ago
So let me get this straight. Once there are lots of people it's more dangerous, but once there are no people it's simultaneously more dangerous? I'm not following the logic here
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by krashidov 2y ago
All of over the world there are subway cars where there are randos in the subway car with no security guard or driver. Essentially an autonomous "bus" scenario. Basically the exact same scenario you're describing. But it&#x27
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by krashidov 2y ago
Statements like these are usually too general to apply to every such case. But I think you are 100% right
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by krashidov 2y ago
Agreed. This could be a personal skill issue, but I've started a new job where Django is the main codebase and getting decent OTel has been a struggle. In fact, everything with Python has been a struggle
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by krashidov 2y ago
hmm do you use Sentry for logging? We use sentry as well but only for errors. Also the trace ids don't match with the logging traces so I have to fix that too
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by krashidov 2y ago
It's so easy in node. I miss node. Setting this up in the mess that is Python/Gunicorn/asgi/wsgi/celery/Django has not been as easy
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by krashidov 2y ago
This is awesome. Can't wait to try it. I feel like this is how I work with code already but in a much more cumbersome way. My only wish was that it felt more like a JetBrains IDE and less like VS Code, but that's just personal pre
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by krashidov 2y ago
wouldn't the lathe need to be online to get the OTA update from Crowdstrike?
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by krashidov 2y ago
The fact that you can't easily go full screen on Meets is bizarre. Makes it a non-starter for pairing. Also, the dedicated app's session lasts for like a day which makes it useless, so I'm stuck having to scroll through my 3
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by krashidov 2y ago
ehhh, the value in loom is easily having a link to pass around instead of a 1gb file I have to upload everywhere
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by krashidov 2y ago
Stupid question but what is the point of taxation if we don't care about deficits anymore?
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by krashidov 3y ago
Has anyone here used Cody? Any thoughts or opinions on it?
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by krashidov 3y ago
Perhaps the AGI convinced the board to make a wild move like this as part of its first chess move
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by krashidov 3y ago
I think the crux of the issue is that for all of human history, being in the same room as the person you're trying to accomplish a difficult endeavor with has always worked. We landed on the moon just fine with people going into an off

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