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I don’t understand footnote 16? It sounds like he’s saying he’s ceo of htmx and datastar?
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Could be worse, you could be stabbed.
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You could almost think of F# is an extremely strict set of conventions for C# … ;)
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I agree, but somewhat paradoxically, F#’s lack of new features kind of becomes a feature. Have you seen the number of C# features added in the last 5-10 years? It’s crazy
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1y ago
Heads up, I’ve found the tools don’t work well on lingerie.
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The Skynet Funding Bill is passed. The system goes on-line August 4th, 1997. Human decisions are removed from strategic defense. Skynet begins to learn at a geometric rate. It becomes self-aware at 2:14 a.m. Eastern time, August 29th
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1y ago
This is an aqua teen hunger force reference?
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1y ago
What if we transplant just part of the brain?
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1y ago
Can Columbia just put out a press release that they are accredited and say the administration is mistaken? What even is truth at this point?
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1y ago
Comments have always been "bullshitting", and LLM's are a tool to help bullshitters quickly generated additional bullshit. LLMs are going to reduce the value of bullshit. Look at how it's already decimating the marketing
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1y ago
Probably print a receipt using a fax machine hooked to a pc-engine.
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1y ago
Random question, how big is hacker news? It’s plain text so I’d imagine it’s reasonably compact?
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1y ago
Also the lack of needing to make money helps a lot.
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1y ago
Converting a 600GB database into a 1GB database through refactoring/normalization/compression.
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1y ago
I didn’t recognize it by name and thought, “I wonder if that’s the theme for pbs the civil war…”, imagine my satisfaction after pulling it up ;)
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1y ago
Maybe they’ll send you duplicate $1000 checks if you claim to be the other people in the leak.
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1y ago
I want to agree because I think you and I have similar values. But experience has shown that people tend to add things to obscure problems, never simplify. So while you and I would like to kill those kubernetes clusters with a script, the c
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1y ago
The number one cause of mine collapses, in my personal experience, is creepers.
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1y ago
I love the joke about being snubbed for mathematical consulting at the oscars.
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1y ago
I really wish SQLite had some default way of doing change data capture via session or something similar.
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1y ago
It’s a true shame F# isn’t more popular. It’s a great language/runtime combination for doing work quickly, correctly.
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1y ago
These are great, I would buy them as a silly gift for my fellow drones.
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2y ago
That would be a terrible interview question, because it doesn’t clarify whether you mean an African or European swallow.
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2y ago
I think a lot of it is goals/rewards. I got into computing as a kid because I wanted to play games that I saw in screenshots in magazines. Then I wanted the game I got running to run faster. Then i’m losing online so suddenly I’m learn
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People waste small fortunes on hvac stuff. I’m gradually coming to the conclusion that most homes just need more insulation and sealing and then a relatively inexpensive hvac system. Same thing with solar panels, people will drop 40k on sol
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Next time you get too many story points assigned on a sprint, cross-check your manager.
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Now you’ve jinxed it. I’d imagine you’ll never see this response because your laptop exploded shortly after typing that comment.
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I’ll add that features isn’t really a constructive way to think about the differences between C# and F#. C# has more ‘features’ than most other programming languages. One of the core features of F# is less features and churn. Also, I really
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Because it’s great, and people that think otherwise are dead to me.
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2y ago
Maybe they’ll switch their next operation to iMessage. Can’t wait to see those Memojis issuing kill orders.
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