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by kunley 10mo ago
My point is to have an evaluation of the cynicism behind that guy's words; so it's not about ignoring what he says - in fact, the opposite
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by kunley 10mo ago
Btw, it's funny that certain kind of people tend to believe in common sense only when it comes from the mouth of the AWS CEO or a similar persona, and one can be ridiculed when saying the same thing as an anynomous commenter.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Cargo-cult in relation to programming exists since late 80s. http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/C/cargo-cult-programming.htm... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult_programming
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Memory Allocation in Go(nghiant3223.github.io)
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by kunley 10mo ago
A perhaps naive question: does it have a chance to be faster than LLVM backend?
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by kunley 10mo ago
Except that expressing loud doubts about something ethically dubious is often a sign that an opposite action will be taken. So many business people want this moral excuse "but I had doubts" while being totally cynical
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by kunley 10mo ago
Looking at the go.mod, tailscale lib seems to be the offender
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by kunley 10mo ago
> Just realize your personal experience isn't generalizable. Surveys I've seen report that about a third of homeless have drug problems, which means that the other two thirds may very well benefit from "give them homes to
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by kunley 10mo ago
OK got it. I was thinking about SQL client, not about client of a REST service. With that distinction in mind, the reasoning makes sense; thank you.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Thank you. PS. Didn't realize the existence of 8th, looks cool
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by kunley 10mo ago
Please, de-gamify the universe of digital education, by all means. There's no evidence that gamification is strengthening performance in any activity, other that creating a cheap dopamine effect. Please, do it your own way.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Ehm.. so you're saying that INSERT ... RETURNING id is not atomic from the client's pov because something terrible could happen just when client is receiving the answer inside its SQL driver?
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by kunley 10mo ago
Do you have any references to a quick and powerful Forth examples of responding to a web request or manipulating text; you know, typical stuff we deal with every day
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by kunley 10mo ago
What are these certain problems, if I may ask?
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by kunley 10mo ago
Wasn't choosing uuids as ids falling for the deceptive argument in the first place?
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by kunley 10mo ago
I see I am dealing with people treating the topic in a religious way. OP explains his enormous and ridiculous struggles yet you say it is irrelevant.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Hi! Great article. I guess also one of the points of using Go was the fact it has own memory management for obtaining memory pages it interacts only with the kernel. I mean, had you used C, it would be better to compile it statically, other
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by kunley 10mo ago
Yes, you are not the only one.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Not on mobile..
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by kunley 10mo ago
Thank you. Seinfeld reference does it. About the "hard way", everything in the article is screaming that OP's new way of coding is the hard way, not the other way around
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Back to the 70s with Serverless (2020)(cdegroot.com)
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by kunley 10mo ago
> I was fifteen minutes into writing some code by hand like a Neanderthal Tell me this isn't classism. Tell me this kind of narrative isn't a new norm
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by kunley 10mo ago
It's not by a llm. Written by hand and faked to be an ai output.
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by kunley 10mo ago
Disrupt the subscriptions hoax. Buy the books! Even better: physical, paper books. They are a pleasure to read
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by kunley 10mo ago
Non-paywall version, please?
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by kunley 10mo ago
The issue with Github is that they never denied feeding ai with private repositories. Gitlab, on the contrary, issued an official statement that they don't. EDIT: here is one statement from Gitlab https://forum.gitlab.com&#x
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by kunley 10mo ago
The big issue with Github is that they never denied feeding ai with private repositories. (Gitlab for example did that when asked). This fact alone makes many users bitter, even for organizations not using private repos per se.
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by kunley 10mo ago
So will Bun devs now be obliged to stop coding and only manage ai-driven code, like Anthropic devs say they are? Or perhaps they have in their agreement that Anthropic's own rules don't apply to them? Serious question, in all this
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by kunley 10mo ago
There is this: https://youtu.be/AdI4DMRFkm4 Although here he admits "he is not properly trained as previous Karmapas" that's not exactly the statement i claimed There was also another one with a stronger stat
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by kunley 10mo ago
The distinction is simple: music, as examined already during the times of Pythagoreans, invokes a soothing feeling of harmony, peace and belonging, while the mentioned "sounds with beat" (a non-technical term in this case) invoke

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