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Before you expand the definition to every object in the universe, maybe we could call it parrot debugging.
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I often discuss ideas with peers that I trust to be strong critical thinkers. Putting the idea through their filters of scrutiny quickly exposes vulnerabilities that I'd have to patch on the spot, sometimes revealing weaknesses resulti
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I've had gemini tell me "We are debugging this problem here in İstanbul" and talking about an istanbul evening, trying to give uplifting or familiar vibes while being creepy. I think there was a setting about time and locatio
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At this I'm just so glad that "you're absolutely right!" phase is over.
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I will never pay for anything intellij again. Not because I don't have the money, not because I prefer everything free like a happy little munchkin, but because I loathe them for creating the best IDE for ruby and keeping it paywalled
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They should add this to the docs as a quote.
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Slack next?
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A bulk of developers are probably on claude $20 or cursor waiting for their company to pay up.
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Horse heads have also been used historically to send messages of a certain nature.
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He shows an alleged screenshot of an email sent by the vendor. There is also a cool animation of what seems to be a chromosome gallery produced by the result of a genetic algorithm of some sort which took 1 day for claude.
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You mean WAT has C-like struct and function signature syntax? I'm not seeing it.
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> people are addicted to novelty and outrage, and because companies need their stock price to go up Sounds like news broadcasts. Throw in some politics, murders, rapes and economic downturns and you've got your audience hooked watch
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It looks like a Frankenstein's abomination that has c-like function signatures and structs with Sexpr function bodies and this will anger some homomorphism nerds. I love it.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45875486
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How do you express |a - b| ?
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Why not plan for a future where a lot of non-trivial tasks are automated instead of living on the edge with all this anxiety?
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I love that they don't just work on the edges and declare their work complete. No, shadows also have to be perfect! Reminds me of this underrated library which uses braille alphabet to draw lines. Behold: https://github.com&
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Start by greeting people that you pass by often. Don't be shy to engage in small talk. Trust society and it gets better over time.
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Okay, very interesting, go on.
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How would you solve banning of pirated live streams of matches? Do you believe every event should be accessible for free to anyone?
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I mean, Table1 = {"col1": [1,2,3]} Table2 = {"epiphany": [1,1,1]} for i, r in enumerate(Table1["col1"]): print(r, Table2["epiphany"][i]) He's really happy he found this (E
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You mean you discovered parallel arrays?
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Forgot that it needs www https://www.awebsite.space/
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OT: The time between releasing a free Rubik's cube program to play store and receiving a cease & desist has always impressed me.
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My 10 year old has been building this website using google sites for a year now, he collects interesting/fun/functional links. https://awebsite.space
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Afaik it does all styling and layout in the main thread and offloads drawing instructions to other threads (CompositorTileWorker) and it works fine?
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Yes! gcc/omp in general solved a lot of the problems which are conveniently left out in the article. The we have the anecdotal "They failed firefox layout in C++ twice then did it in Rust" < to this I sigh in chrome.
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It has pretty graphics.
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Satellites don't work because iran gov. is broadcasting gibberish causing satellite connections to drop.
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I watched gnome evolve to the point where your calendar notifies you of meetings 10 minutes prior and has a join button which runs the appropriate application. I also get notifications for new emails and slack messages. Last week I was plea
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