neysofu

10 ms·

61.
by neysofu 5y ago
I still can't believe they went for that. I wouldn't really care if the team wanted to switch to significant indentation, but it's absurd to provide two altogether different syntaxes just for the sake of it.
62.
by neysofu 5y ago
> Documents are the quintessential use case for the Web, full stop, and they're the direct object of whatever the verb form of "Google Docs" would be. You seem to be basing your whole point on the misplaced idea that the w
63.
by neysofu 5y ago
I have a suggestion - how about we stop fucking with each other's civil liberties just because we don't like the current situation, and rather we come up with real solutions?
64.
by neysofu 6y ago
Oh shoot! If only the industry realized sooner that everything ultimately compiles to Assembly and thus decades of PL research were utterly useless! We were wrong about this the whole time. How could we not realize? We better off rewrite ev
65.
by neysofu 6y ago
> Trying to solve those security bugs with the help of the language is of course the low hanging fruit. I'm not sure I follow, it seems to me like it's actually a freaking high-hanging fruit. The amount of engineering and desig
66.
by neysofu 6y ago
Nim is inherently higher-level compared to C, so I understand your point. But how does e.g. Rust or Zig interpose additional layers between the programmer and the hardware? It's not like they introduce complicated runtimes or have expe
67.
by neysofu 6y ago
Yes.
68.
by neysofu 6y ago
I always use `sizeof(char) * ...` in my projects when I deem fit. I feel like it helps with readability and it shows why I'm allocating a buffer with that specific size: I want it to hold exactly N characters.
69.
by neysofu 6y ago
It's funny, because my experience is almost the opposite. My Scala skills are a bit rusty at this point and I promised myself to get back in the game once Scala 3 was released. Most of it I like. The new syntax, however, is really putt
70.
by neysofu 6y ago
That quote is seriously overused, to the point where valid criticisms will be met with disapproval simply because the language falls under condition (1).
71.
by neysofu 6y ago
Deleted
72.
by neysofu 7y ago
Quite the understatement, I would say.
73.
by neysofu 7y ago
Golden rule of investing: past performance is not an indicator of future success.
74.
by neysofu 7y ago
Didn't Intel try precisely that with Itanium, only for it to fail spectacularly?
75.
by neysofu 7y ago
Innovations like... the cloud?
76.
by neysofu 7y ago
Slightly OT, but I suggest reading the book "Army of none" by Paul Scharre to anyone who wishes to learn more about autonomous aircraft, drones, and the impact of AI on warfare.
77.
by neysofu 7y ago
It absolutely is high traffic if each and every one of them is downloading your NN model
78.
by neysofu 7y ago
How to pay taxes! I recently graduated and I have no idea whatsoever of what I'm doing. I'm starting to suspect most people don't.
79.
When Syadmins Ruled the Earth (2006)(craphound.com)
1 points by neysofu 7y ago|0 comments
80.
by neysofu 7y ago
https://github.com/Picovoice/Porcupine
81.
by neysofu 7y ago
TAoCP will always have a special place in my heart. It was my very first Computer Science textbook and what ultimately made me fall in love with the field. I remember reading about Knuth's legendary checks and going through whole chapt
82.
by neysofu 8y ago
How can eating plays be considered murder?
83.
by neysofu 8y ago
Biochemistry has come a long way in the last decades by explaining how food powers our body and interacts with it at every level. There is no magic involved! Surely many questions remain unanswered, but nothing prevents us from applying wha
84.
by neysofu 8y ago
The way I understand it, you refuse to eat lab-grown meat simply because you dismiss it as "fake," thus lacking in something compared to livestock meat. Why, though? There is no intrinsic, special value in livestock meat -or any f
85.
by neysofu 8y ago
I sincerely hope that this is satire. You can't possibly advocate for the rights of unborn animals while we keep torturing and killing billions of living ones each year.
86.
by neysofu 8y ago
Why wouldn't it be? We already supplement most livestock with B12.
87.
by neysofu 8y ago
Every problem requires appropriate tools. Why would you use a slow and resource-intensive language for a thing as simple as hex viewing?
88.
by neysofu 8y ago
I can't use the new web UI for my life. The HTMl view is great though and loads very fast.
89.
by neysofu 8y ago
Maybe I'm just naive thinking it could work, but have you tried /u/autotldr?