mkoubaa

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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I hold the manufacturer responsible for every last nut and bolt in my car
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Wait for the PyNI project to accomplish its goals Python can be as fast as any other language
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
The problem with drag drop frontend is the code generators that support that end up tightly coupling the document with the code, which doesn't lead to good testability and scalability. I'm optimistic that LLMs could accomplish a v
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I'd rather the young charismatic progressives abandon the decrepit democratic party and rewrite the codebase in Rust, to recycle that meme
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Conspiratorially, if all places were non-authoritarian and did not tolerate cheap refining, a regime change would have to be ordered
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
I resent how overused and underspecified the word "happy" is
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Infinitum?
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Methinks the war in Ukraine must be nearing its end and the arms deals must go on.
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by mkoubaa 11mo ago
Seems like it's asking to be forked
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
I've always wondered why there weren't more popular loaders to choose from given that on Linux loaders are user-space
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
I thought WSGI already used subinterpreters that each have their own GIL
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Reminds me of a Russian joke: Can a hedgehog fly? Yes, if you kick it.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
I've always known the Green Knight was something of a time traveler. Knew too much.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
You need a consensus driven culture with a final decision maker when that culture fails to reach a decision.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
If this were the case you could do a natural study on this by comparing menstruating women with the rest of the population
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
I don't think you understand what the Nobel prizes are actually about
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
This surprises people? How?
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
This is very reassuring for those in the right industries. For non-strategic things like b2b SaaS, it's very likely to be a full purge
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
This is the kind of comment I wish I could print on every sheet of a roll of toilet paper
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Monad-maxxing has ruined many a language
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
May we remain condemned for our failure to stop this for all of time.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Skill issue
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
The reason MVC got so abused was because of RAD frameworks: rapid application development. Most of this started with visual basic. Basically, the thinking was to let the programmer design the view and then implement the code-behind. I'
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
I'd rather they just used the abseil headers they needed with the abseil license at the top than make it a build dependency. The concept of a package is antithetical to C++ and no amount of tooling can fix that.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Real ones know that serialization is what sucks.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
> How you measure 'performance' I heard the best way is through valuations
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Laughed out loud
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Who needs good schools? Make it "The Summer of code in Sardinia"
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
It's only inefficient if the manager only had management responsibilities, which I doubt is the case in most of these situations.
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by mkoubaa 1y ago
Anyone remember how fast geocities pages loaded?

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