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I'm sorry to break the news to you, but for a large section of the world population (especially in the global South), the US was the villain for a long time before Trump came along - and I don't mean only in the "evil empire&
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2y ago
Quoting founding fathers on contemporary issues always makes me chuckle. > If healthcare was a human right, then why didn't 18th century slave-owners put it in the Constitution?
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2y ago
Is Voyage AI web-scale yet?
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2y ago
I wonder what are these occasional situations where you need a quick and dirty sort?
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2y ago
In my case it is because I am wary of these tools breaking in a way which cannot be fixed, or services being suddenly revoked for external reasons. Example: now that I'm a solopreneur I use JetBrains DataGrip, and overall I am very ple
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2y ago
> An "AI Agent" replacing an employee requires intentional behaviour: the AI must act according to business goals, act reliably using causal knowledge of the environment, reason deductively over such knowledge, and formulate pr
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2y ago
I've come to the conclusion that whatever the question is, gRPC isn't the answer unless you are working on Google backend. The performance benefit they mention comes at the cost of (un)debugability of the binary protocol, and the
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2y ago
In Idiocracy the masses are aware that things are not as good as they once were, they recognize and value competent people, and then voluntarily agree to put them in power so that things may be fixed. IMO that is a depiction of some kind of
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2y ago
I think that goes for society as a whole. We should all be more emphatic and considerate. Especially around things like this - it's not the end of the world. Software is difficult and shit happens all of the time, give the maintainers
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2y ago
Oh Kingdom of Nouns, whomst we've foolishly renounced, how longingly we now yearn for thee!
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2y ago
An app I worked on once wanted a Google Sheets Integration - just a quick button to import rows from the database and into the spreadsheet so that the client can do some quick visualization and pie charts (I offered them a readonly DB accou
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2y ago
I guess we can agree to disagree. I hope to see even more "stupid AI regulation" in the future, fingers crossed. Recently I benefited from a "stupid regulation" mandating minimum Internet speeds carriers need to provide.
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2y ago
Most of the comments here are missing the mark IMO. The primary reason why he got so much police harassment is because Croatia is a EU Schengen border country, the patrols here are much stricter than everywhere else, and the associated prob
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2y ago
Never heard about Templ before, so I went ahead to investigate it and... Wow, they reinvented PHP!
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2y ago
It's a simple webpage. If you don't like it, you can customize the CSS with a few custom rules in your browser.
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2y ago
> but nobody is forcing you to work at a particular company. It really isn't all that simple. I felt the same way when I was younger - "just switch jobs yo" - but as I grow up I realize that there are increasingly many ext
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2y ago
Same here - whenever I see someone trying to get around giving honest feedback, and trying to frame it as "humble curiosity" instead, I immediately assume they read some "leadership" articles and are trying to apply it b
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2y ago
A thousand times this. I find it very dangerous when you have some technical people who moved upwards into non-technical roles still being involved in technical discussions. Their words carry a lot of weight, yet they have no idea about the
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2y ago
Delete this comment right now, don't give them ideas.
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2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I enjoy reading your posts in regards to how ahead of time Dlang was in adopting these improvements. I wanted to ask: did you ever consider what was missing from Dlang to achieve widespread adoption? Clearly it was not f
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2y ago
> Assholes you depend on are changing language definitions, compiler behavior, and libraries in a massive effort concentrated on breaking your code. :) Big Open Source is plotting against the working class developer.
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2y ago
By this logic anything meaningful anyone does is actually done with C, because no matter what you do there is 40 million lines of kernel code underneath... "What is the importance of Django, it's only 10 thousand lines of Python,
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2y ago
Undeprecating something is truly a rare sight. So far I only knew about PHP undeprecating "is_a" function, so I guess this puts Go in good company ^^
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2y ago
One thing I never understand with these terraforming startups is: instead of terraforming Mars, isn't it much more economically valuable to terraform chunks of Earth? At the end all of this boils down to economics, and instead of spend
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2y ago
On Serbian Wikipedia you have an option to automatically transliterate from Cyrillic to Latin script, so I guess this would come up in similar contexts. In Croatian it doesn't matter, literally nobody uses the digraph Unicode character
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2y ago
This statement is predicated on redefining the words ownership and debt to fit your arbitrary definition, instead of having them follow their conventional meaning accepted by society - as defined by dictionaries for example. What is the poi
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2y ago
All that is missing is a garbage collector. Should be possible to implement one by overriding malloc & friends?
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The day when I can play Rocket League under Linux without anti-cheat kicking in is when I will stop using it completely. Until then, I am dual booting.
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2y ago
If this was Go, instead of making a breaking change they would opt for a linter rule or a go vet directive. This is the sensible approach IMO to handle a hazardous programming construct. Warn people about it and give them the choice to shoo
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2y ago
So your approach to a social situation with a new acquaintance is to give a dishonest answer to test whether they are willing to put up with your obnoxiousness in the future? I'm sorry but if someone disregards you at that stage I woul
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