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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Great idea. Can remove competing authors/publishers in the same niche as you.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
I have a non-AI version of this I wrote and considered using a topic classifier. Will have to check this out.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Hmm. Cocos Creator manages JavaScript/TypeScript ontop of their bespoke (ios:Obj-C++, Android: Java) + C++ native stack and they don't have that many engineering resources. Granted, they did have multiple breaking non-backwards co
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
If MIT students are really so smart then they can probably learn what to learn on their own. If they can't, then they aren't so smart.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Start off by doing things the deno-"native" way and it's very fun. Most or all of the js tooling woes go away. It starts as just a .ts file that works. I love it for small CLI utilities. There are some quirks[0] but it's
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
The solution to this is socially-enforced, like it is for most questions of best practices, code style, etc.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Maintenance costs as time goes on can be expensive.. at least relative to 0 maintenance cost. With a lean team it feels bad.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
I think he prefers a python-esque way where they're sort of dumped in a flat namespace (and not in current project directory), rather than the node_modules way where it's recursively a copy of each thing and its specific exact dep
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Yep, it's actually what we were taught in high school. Still, sometimes recognizing duplicate words points out some bad/imprecise wording where you're repeating yourself and may not like that. I find myself using the "ed
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Well art galleries, at least at first, never promised things like "representing the world" or even be for mass consumption. The average person could have easily lived and died never seeing the paintings or hearing chamber music or
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
I agree and you are very correct that the "truth" is a hard problem. But that's why we go the other direction: we know what a lie looks like (even if unintentional). This works great in court, and has a method to it. Falsific
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
People need better media literacy, but that's still a type of "victim blaming" and there's a reason why in law we tend to go after producers more than consumers of a thing, due to effects of scale. What the (not all, and
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
And the coverage of the "spill" took almost two weeks to start ramping up
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Yeah I get the frustrations gamers have around buggy "we'll patch it later" releases, And sure some level of things like lootboxes can become predatory (I don't believe they are in an of themselves: they are like crane g
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Man, some of my sibling commenters are out of touch. Tens of millions of dollars funding for log analysis / picture / messaging b2b startups, selling $100/host/month is fine, using mostly off the shelf tools (every part
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
PHP was / (is?) hacky but there's no denying the very good culture of "getting stuff done" (and monetizing it) around it.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Big money was "smart" to divert the focus away from them after Occupy Wallstreet. Roll out all the DEI initiatives, ads, etc. and by extension shame those who didn't. And making big orgs go from being the villain to the hero.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Give me a few million dollars to live off of first, and then I can pursue many deep-dives in and of themselves. Until then, I will maximize ROI by combining things to deliver value fastest and furthest. Money gives freedom. -- This is (righ
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Are Ultra-Orthodox Jews, Muslims, etc. also setting back civilization? I'm not religious but there's a lot to be respected. The reason why they do it overall is less to do with technology in and of itself. By the way, they can rid
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Academics can be maybe the largest class of midwits. (This doesn't apply to people like Chomsky, he's a couple standard deviations higher). As a high-school Valedictorian, I too was set up to do very well in academia, but could te
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
They are more than just a law, they are part of the constitution (much harder to change). And the reason why the first 10 (the Bill of Rights) and some others are learned by all schoolchildren is because the rights delineated within directl
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
C# and typescript towards each other for sure, And everything taking from lisp/other functional languages: lambda, map, filter etc. Which I really like
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Not to be rude, but scientific/ai/data scientists are typically not the best "programmers" (best practices and code hygiene) , and their stuff is the main reason to be on Python these days (other than for small CLI and s
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Thank you for your work on Sciter. Wanting to use it on a new project soon. Love it over some complicated and bloated Electron solution.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
I know this can be seen as the "now we have 15 competing standards" thing , but I want Google's Carbon to work out. Effectively a perfectly interopable (both ways) subset of C++ with some syntactic sugar and niceities. But ye
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Nah, just write what you want to write. People can challenge things casually or critically, and it's not meant to be taken personally -- and even if it was, easily ignorable. Good to have some organic haters (not saying the above comme
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Just saw a video the other day of people cutting a chair because a kid went through it legs-first and got stuck. It's a design consideration I hadn't thought that much about. It's like the image of getting stuck in one of tho
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Been wanting this and considered building one. Will try it out. Thanks!
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Have you tried nix's or guix's shells? They can be used as v env for anything.
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by llanowarelves 4y ago
Things like this have been known for a while, and for some reason now being talked about in mainstream. Talking about / showing things as an early "adopter" (ECHELON, Snowden stuff pre-Snowden, etc.) tends to get people angry

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