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by ludamad 5y ago
I imagine once they start a "bathroom" room it would go downhill, but I don't know polar bear relief psychology
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by ludamad 5y ago
Is detecting clean water not done in software?
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by ludamad 5y ago
It also isn't always simpler. Once you're visually flowcharting minor text transforms "low code" is a misnomer
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by ludamad 5y ago
Interesting, in theory you could make a rough js to golang compiler given the relatively strict subset of typescript that I recall the typescript compiler using (not that the strictness means a fully sound implementation is easy, but that y
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by ludamad 5y ago
A continuous revelation is more sustainable
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by ludamad 5y ago
It seems that there is a soft renewal phase here, that's refreshing for the mostly woops-you-forgot subscription world
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by ludamad 5y ago
There's a gray area where someone consented regrettably, say as a brief stint on OnlyFans until they realized how pictures travel. I wonder how Meta will rule on those
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by ludamad 5y ago
Cats exist that do this, and I haven't seen anything implausible from a cat psychology standpoint. Seems legit. Dogs can too
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by ludamad 5y ago
That's not what I meant, I meant 'direct' as in permissioned by end users
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by ludamad 5y ago
Are there SQL servers intended for direct public usage? EDIT: I do understand the ubiquity of SQL servers :) I'm asking about ones that expose a good chunk of SQL to end users, since theoretically one could build on that
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by ludamad 5y ago
Linux is underrated for "webbooks"
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by ludamad 5y ago
"increased risk of heart attack and stroke associated with long-term, high-dosage use" with benefit of the doubt, I'd imagine that people are quite interested in arthritis treatment alternatives, and it seems hard to determin
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by ludamad 5y ago
I was sure that your footnote would be some link about the increasing danger of being say 90% of a liquidity pool, made me chuckle when I realized it was just defining the term
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by ludamad 5y ago
People say null in Java was a mistake, but I've never had any issues in my null-only dialect of Java /s
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by ludamad 5y ago
I'm building an 'extensible card game' with the tech by querying smart contracts. Right now I can point people to OpenSea if they want a secondary market (I am not here to cash in though, I expect to be building well into a b
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by ludamad 5y ago
Sure; a DAO is just a corp that has smart contracts. There is no web3 thing. I feel very dehyped about the space and still like it though, not sure who actually likes OpenSea among diehard NFT folks. You also don't need to use their sm
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by ludamad 5y ago
OpenSea is filing for IPO, no one is calling it distributed. Their smart contract can clearly wipe data
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by ludamad 5y ago
Sounds good. I won't cycle back to finish Lanarts for a while so I look forward to a JIT in this space. LuaJIT was a marvel but it probably needed a few more years of Mike Pall's time to smooth out difficult to anticipate optimiza
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by ludamad 5y ago
With roblox behind it, I'd indeed consider it for my game. I'm guessing no support for LuaJIT, though?
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by ludamad 5y ago
I looked at many options, what I lacked when I looked in this space is a big comparable project to, say, my game engine https://github.com/lanarts/lanarts that uses one of these typed Lua's. I'm not in a pos
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by ludamad 5y ago
I was a huge Lua fan, but once I jumped on the typescript bandwagon I found the lack of (production ready) desugaring and static type compilers for Lua to be a negative. The language is fantastic, but what I expect from a scripting language
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by ludamad 5y ago
Most draws could be wins for black, give some to white. You don't need a point system to divide up the drawn outcomes
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by ludamad 5y ago
It'd be funny if an AI went off the rails, keeping its prime directive to 'make a lot of money'
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by ludamad 5y ago
Things that solve hard problems tend to be beautiful only from the right angle
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by ludamad 5y ago
I think the YAML issues center around a simple fact, few are taking e.g. 1000+ line YAML (or YAML for X) dev seriously. Complex YAML becomes code, and requires as much e.g. refactoring, idioms, reuse, static checking. At least it's no
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by ludamad 5y ago
I think it competes with R, which has a similar usage profile
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by ludamad 5y ago
You can certainly aspire in many ways still. Consider that if you increase your standard of living, don't combat inflation, and share this standard of living with a close group (family or otherwise) you will approach "normalcy&qu
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by ludamad 5y ago
Respectfully, your post is very wrong :) JIT compilers are very fast and run once to prep the code that will run many times. If you had flat code that was always run exactly once the games would be lesser, yes
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by ludamad 5y ago
Probably not so funny if you're Smashmouth and otherwise stoked to make new music :)
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by ludamad 5y ago
Oh that jogs forgotten memories.

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