mkoubaa

29 ms·

661.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I have nothing but respect for the Christian faith and community. I think that throwing them or another community under the bus for the purpose of making a point would be irresponsible and only increases the amount of hate in the world. I a
662.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I was 10 when it happened, and bullied because of my muslim name at school for years afterwards. I went to mosque, and out of the literally hundreds of muslims I knew everyone to the person condemned 9/11. I don't know where you g
663.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Jail is too lenient, this is the sort of offence where I want to see heads on spikes
664.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Is there such a thing as universally easier to grasp patterns? Maybe there are just brain types that map better to certain programming abstractions and we just have to accept that.
665.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Billion dollar bullshit generator is better at generating bullshit than humans
666.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Actually, he did. lol
667.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I use my "low energy" time for the more menial tasks, and during those times often my subconscious surfaces useful ideas. This has been so successful for me over the years that I still haven't bothered to learn regular expre
668.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
If its something you're interested in doing what's the worst that could happen if you ask?
669.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I really like the term "athlete engineer". Thank you for that.
670.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Subinterpreters could make parallelism better for independent http server queries
671.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Most typical application developers don't want, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have very specific important use cases. For example, an application might embed python in memory and need isolated contexts. Or an http server
672.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
"Save the trees" used to mean "use more plastic"
673.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
A little inconvenient but you could Ask/answer it on stack overflow and then link it in the reddit reply?
674.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Except software is never finished. If you publish something, there's a tacit expectation that you'll return to it, and it'll never be truly behind you. Rest assured, the only way that returning to a finished project takes mo
675.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
>However, this kind of writing should only happen after years or months of investigation. In other words, censorship
676.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Really happy to see this and the child in me hopes to see something like this get "up streamed" into the ELF spec.
677.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
How is this different from any other trade secret
678.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
We wanted flying trains?
679.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Boy am I glad that huge internet companies are willing to fund these sorts of large engineering projects in the open
680.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I'm far more worried about AS. Artificial Stupidity
681.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
If Brazil exports less food it isn't Brazil alone that would pay the price
682.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I certainly do
683.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Boy am I glad that we are saying "was" now about that nonsense
684.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Then that god AI must have also pulled some strings for early video games
685.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Academic concepts are only considered serious by convention
686.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Avoiding sigils is a good future proofing strategy. When you find out you need a new syntax it's nice to have a set of symbols that are guaranteed not to break existing code
687.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Is that what politicized means?
688.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I've been fascinated by erkanoplans for a while! I bet we could even use them to travel over ice sheets in the Arctic and antarctic
689.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
I've used the python library gooey which seems to do the same thing. I like the ux of trogon
690.
by mkoubaa 3y ago
Agree completely. High specialization towards physics and science weeds out other brain types that may have a lot to offer. Trades generally don't do that

More ›