kreetx

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by kreetx 3y ago
"Only the paranoid survive" :) Mentally preparing for failure is a perfectly reasonable thing to do, but it's not about "feeling sad" and "giving up", but about thinking through all the things that may rui
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by kreetx 3y ago
I had a feeling like that ~6 years ago, took the plunge and failed (with the tiny startup idea that I had). The only damage this might cause you is that you'd not be accumulating any new money (or there will be less of it, when working
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by kreetx 3y ago
Https would be nice, otherwise looks great!
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by kreetx 3y ago
https://devenv.sh/ and nix in general are great for setting up dev environments.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Sure, bigger companies have "molded" corners like that, too. But plenty of companies are small, where there there isn't much space in getting nothing practical done.
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by kreetx 3y ago
My experience is that this may be illustrative of academic programmers. People working in industry are expected to produce something , regardless of the language. This is why I'd recommend academics to spend a bit of time in the ind
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by kreetx 3y ago
That's my impression as well: if customer service had been a priority enough, then these smart people would have been gathered already. But there have always been more important things to do. And now with LLMs, you don't have to f
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by kreetx 3y ago
Enemy! :) But seriously, at least nix has become quite popular and most issues have solutions via search, SO or in github issues - it used to be much worse.
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by kreetx 3y ago
I wonder what the tests are that run slower on the M3 Max than on a PC?
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by kreetx 3y ago
Yup. It's a way to get people engaged due to negative feelings. I guess we won't get rid of it until we grow some kind of societal immunity to it. As the parent says, ddg and bing get similar results, so it's unlikely to be a
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by kreetx 3y ago
Is there a reason to use the original react, or will most libraries also work with preact, which is both faster and smaller?
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by kreetx 3y ago
fuse is surprisingly easy to use once you get familiar with it: there is a number of callbacks to file operations you need to provide, and that's it! Very similar to making an HTTP API.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Right, I guess people are different in that regard. Don't have statistics but I don't know people to whom 128GB would be too little. Could be living in a bubble though.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Do you understand the reasoning though? The explanation says the tool is responsible for "installing homebrew", but also that the developers this thing is for "refuse to install homebrew". Seems paradoxical. But if this
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by kreetx 3y ago
> Iphone with 128gb Is 128GB of disk in a phone too little?
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by kreetx 3y ago
Luckily, this is an internet forum and you don't actually need work with that person.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Exactly. They only have SQL query and a fixed set of tables. No insert, update or changing database structure.
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by kreetx 3y ago
I think why they did it is to provide a uniform way to access info in already present git repositories. Without it, people probably just come up with ad hoc shell scripts (which can get out of hand when what you're looking for becomes
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by kreetx 3y ago
Do you know if the APIs are usable for regular people as well?
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by kreetx 3y ago
I've been on the lookout for new languages as well (though haven't created anything myself - unlike you). I'd say, getting the data (1) and triggers/procedures (2) are totally different domains with regarding to syntax.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Absolutely! I'm just generally saying that SQL could be more succinct and composable - it's all a combination of project, filter and other primitive operations from relational algebra. SQL is rather verbose, and the question of wh
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by kreetx 3y ago
How about `table.attribute` entirely, instead of `SELECT attribute FROM table`?
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by kreetx 3y ago
How to I know this isn't a honeypot? To build something like this, I'd build it against something people already trust. Since here everything is new, it's difficult to want to paste anything into it.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Any non-paywalled version of this? My thoughts: - though the seller, of course, suffers, but isn't it good for both buyers and also to the transition to EVs? - also wonder if the (higher) price drop is due to the current EV fleet being
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by kreetx 3y ago
I think they'll likely agree on some C++ subset when getting into it so I wouldn't be worried. Though, why not just evolve C itself with those features? C is evolving, too, and this could be used as a vehicle for it.
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by kreetx 3y ago
Who is the professor?
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by kreetx 3y ago
It's more of the scale you do your thing. For the quick and dirty thing, I'm going to write Torch model within the hours - where would I find a collaborator who is willing to start immediately within that time?
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by kreetx 3y ago
But the percentage changes are correct, aren't they? I don't think readers will think that the graphs represents absolute popularity, also (IMO) any survey taken by a company will be used for marketing purposes and should be consu
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by kreetx 3y ago
Bitcoin's dollar value is just the amount of it in circulation divided by the people interested, the actual number value doesn't really mean anything directly (e.g if there were 100x more of it then the price would be that much le
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by kreetx 3y ago
htmx's angle is that the developer don't interact with the javascript, so it's not a javascript library. Otherwise one could say that html is a C++ library because the markup is interpreted and run by the browser (written in

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