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by lelele 1y ago
You could add it to this Awesome Erlang list: https://github.com/drobakowski/awesome-erlang?tab=readme-ov-...
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by lelele 1y ago
What variant of Uni Jetstream pens? Because here are a few: SXN-150, SXN-210, etc. Thank you.
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by lelele 1y ago
Do you mean that one can't use AI to learn a foreign language in its everyday form?
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by lelele 1y ago
> The problem is that many hallucinations do not produce a runtime error [...] Don't hallucinations mean nonexistent things, that is, in the case of code: functions, classes, etc. How could they fail to lead to a runtime error, the
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by lelele 1y ago
Agreed. We remember many things that don't serve us anymore.
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by lelele 1y ago
This. The mental shift resembles the one away from machine language, then away from assembly, then away from C... But programmers who still knew how things worked at lower levels had an edge on others.
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by lelele 2y ago
> 3) Sit on an exercise ball while at your desk I bought an exercise ball for this purpose, but then learned that exercise balls can rupture under you with disastrous consequences. It may happen rarely, but I would rather not risk it.
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by lelele 2y ago
What do you mean? Would you please elaborate on that?
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by lelele 2y ago
> the old Hennessy and Patterson book, which I believe is still used today. Do you mean "Computer Organization and Design - The Hardware / Software Interface" or "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach"?
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by lelele 2y ago
https://github.com/karthink/gptel https://github.com/lanceberge/elysium/tree/main
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Why do we celebrate incompetent leaders? [video](youtube.com)
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by lelele 2y ago
Yes, it does break icon fonts.
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by lelele 2y ago
Same here.
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by lelele 4y ago
>> from the look of the code Ada seems to me such a nice, chill language Looks are deceiving. Ada's verbosity and bureaucracy are mind-numbing. I would still choose it over C and C++, though.
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by lelele 4y ago
> yet seemingly trivial to make others happy, if you are keeping an eye out for the opportunity. Trivial? Would you expand on this? Any examples? Thank you.
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by lelele 5y ago
The OP is not about 10x more productive, it is about 10x productivity boosts. Using regexes can easily be 10x faster than manual editing, and property-based tests can easily be written 10x faster than a more or less equivalent battery of t
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by lelele 5y ago
>> Do you use it for text transformation? Mostly, yes. How often do you search and/or replace and/or extract text? Now imagine doing it while being able to specify patterns instead of just fixed text. A couple examples: -
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by lelele 5y ago
I would rather think hard about all possible easier pivots before thinking about a whole new career because I feel stuck. If your father were pushed by his passion for programming, then I could advise differently, but that does not seem th
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by lelele 5y ago
My experience is the same.
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by lelele 5y ago
> You're also encouraged to read a lot of warrior culture literature that talks about these things in great detail. Would you please mention some titles? Thank you.
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by lelele 6y ago
> I used to believe that the employment and vocation should align. > If your employment and your vocation align, it's a nice bonus. That is the meaning of "should", isn't it? And even if they don't align 100%,
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by lelele 6y ago
> Problem with that comic is that it doesn't take skill acquisition into account. This. Moreover, the frequency of a task may depend on its automation. We would not have Continuous Delivery today if someone didn't make the effo
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by lelele 6y ago
> I read about 30-100 work-related books a year and have seen salary double every few years. Your salary didn't double because of books. I read a lot of work-related books, too, but my salary has been stagnant for years.
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by lelele 6y ago
Your comment is unattached, therefore the OP can't know that you asked a question.
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by lelele 6y ago
> The (common) security model of GNU/Linux is for today/2020 in my opinion pretty bad for desktops and totally unacceptable for phones. Would you please expand on this for desktops? or reference any kind of document? Thank you.
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by lelele 12y ago
And I didn't mean otherwise. "Nice place" meant "whatever feels nice to you".
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by lelele 12y ago
> At the end of the day it doesn't matter where you are. I think that it matters, instead. Unless you are one of those people who are oblivious to their surroundings. You are not going to code 24/7. And when you will have don
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by lelele 12y ago
Thanks for chiming in. Actually, the mandatory 3-year Divine Comedy classes didn't bother me. I liked literature, albeit I lacked the maturity to truly appreciate it. Later, I have tried to read the Comedy again and again, but besid
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by lelele 12y ago
As an Italian, I can't understand what foreigners see in the Comedy. Really. There are some vivid descriptions -- sure -- but likewise there are in other books. There are some interesting characters -- sure -- but they are just sket
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by lelele 13y ago
> See, the historical edition of "something real" and the mainstream reason to pay for the house is called "your children". Your children need you way more than a pretty room. If saving on accommodation lets you spend

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