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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
I remember reading the HN thread when Fish rewrote to Rust. A big reason because “they wanted to stay current” so they rewrote from C++ to Rust. Someone made a joke comment how in a few years there would be tons of HN threads about rewriti
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
So depressing to hear that “because of rampant cheating” As a person looking for a job, I’m really not sure what to do. If people are lying on their resumes and cheating in interviews, it feels like there’s nothing I can do except do the s
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
“Most important optimization is developer time and code cleaniness” True for 99% of programming jobs, but if you are worried about the speed of null checks, you are in that 1%. In high frequency trading, if you aren’t first your last and th
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
https://www.bop.gov/inmates/fsa/overview.jsp Feel like you have already made up your mind on what you want to believe, but he has actually helped a lot with non-violent drug offenders. That’s part of the reason p
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
This feels like a stretch, I don’t think it’s a pardon they are after. Pardons don’t really work like that. TikTok I think was going for more of a shock factor. Maybe even without talking to Trump they have credited him as restoring it, m
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
Wow that actually surprises me. Social media had me thinking it was very one sided.
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
As a counter argument (and not saying this is right) This creates a vacuum of time that Americans now can use on other tech apps. American leisure hours is a finite resource, in a way TikTok competes with Netflix, Meta, and even sports. Th
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
Will admit, this is a big PR win for him if it works. Especially since a lot of young voters / voters in general don’t see much of the impact of the president. Him doing something popular that the average person can see seems like a hu
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
I feel like your last point is the exact issue with exceptions, not rust’s errors. Exceptions are like having “?” on every single line.
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
You are wealthy if you are using private car services like that. Most normal New Yorkers use the subway
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
The people paying the congestion fees are the rich that live in the suburbs and drive into the city.
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
I feel like I might be similar to a lot of HN. I saw the crypto hype about how the entire world was about to run on web3 and knew it made no sense. That made my opinion of crypto as ‘tons of people with no understanding of technology or the
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
I get the author’s point so this may be a useless nitpick but I am not surprised in Rust that drop is called immediately when a value is assigned to _. That’s almost like calling delete in c++ and if you changed the C++ code to a class with
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Ask HN: Kotlin or Go (or both) for back end API? advantages vs. disadvantages
2 points by mr_00ff00 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do you avoid small misses and mistakes in a PR?
1 points by mr_00ff00 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Recommendations for language when building API?
3 points by mr_00ff00 2y ago|3 comments
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
Aren’t you sort of proving the opposite? You say that they saw books get printed faster, so they could conceive communication getting so fast it’s instant, despite their knowledge being limited to physical material. By the same logic, could
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
This entire theory seems to be based on only current technology. Tell someone in the 1600s about the concept of cellphones and they would say it’s impossible to ever instantaneously communicate with someone around the world. It’s so energy
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
As someone who started to study economics and switched into computer science, can anyone explain why Stata is used for most economics work when Python/Julia/R seem like such better options and are free?
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
They mentioned “average” vs best employee, and the raises each can expect. So that at least seems to imply that they adjust for that. Specially the line where you can get a 1% raise or a 10% new offer.
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
Maybe I made it seem like I was implying that’s a universal rule. What I meant was many people jumped to say it was only money that caused people not to travel. Everyone knows a friend like mine. I have no idea of the breakdown, but my pe
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
A lot of replies are claiming it’s money, but honestly I think there’s just a lot of people that don’t care to see the world beyond their town. I have a friend that grew up, went to college, went to law school all within 20 miles of his hom
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by mr_00ff00 2y ago
Sort of, although Zig certainly pushes itself towards the embedded world. I have tried Zig a bit and like it a lot, and I am sure it would be better for game dev than Rust, but I don't want to pass allocators around all day to all the
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by mr_00ff00 3y ago
I know Rust (esp on HN) is very hyped for its memory safety and nice abstractions, but I really wonder how much Rust owes its popularity to its error messages. I would say the #1 reason I stop learning a technology is because of frustrating
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by mr_00ff00 3y ago
May be misunderstanding what you mean by “browser agents” but I’ve done some web scraping that had dynamic content and it was easy with a simple chrome driver / gecko driver + scraper crate in Rust
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by mr_00ff00 3y ago
Maybe there’s some term or phrase for this, but I feel like those being wasteful aren’t gonna change because suddenly the goal post is moved. Maybe I’m too pessimistic, but I feel like most human behavior we decide what we are gonna do and
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Change F# Color on GitHub(github.com)
1 points by mr_00ff00 3y ago|0 comments
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by mr_00ff00 3y ago
There’s already a draft pr for this: https://github.com/github-linguist/linguist/pull/6686
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Change F#'s Color on GitHub(github.com)
3 points by mr_00ff00 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Habits to avoid small mistakes in PRs
6 points by mr_00ff00 3y ago|10 comments

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