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by nurettin 1y ago
Python has the same amount of nightmare. Maybe even more. You can add static class and instance accessors at runtime, it supports full monkey patching just like Ruby does. You can meta program modules, classes, objects, you can decorate cla
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by nurettin 1y ago
I have some faith in this process. With enough facts, you get contradictions. Weighing contradicting vectors is a way of making decisions. So overall collecting a bunch of weakly connected facts might actually be useful. I'd like to
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by nurettin 1y ago
And what is your solution? Abolish the medium which humanity uses to freely exchange goods and services?
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by nurettin 1y ago
Looking at how clean the code is, that would probably be a 1-1 translation given you have the C version of ggez.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Python async feels great ergonomically at first. Async tasks, timers, things happening concurrently. But then you lose stack traces. Code that starts sync, then appends jobs to an async event queue can't be traced, because the exceptio
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by nurettin 1y ago
Lossy encyclopedia is an understatement. It merges pieces of information from different contexts to create new ones that look plausible.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I remember seeing the term online right after The Matrix was released. It was a bit perplexing, because an inexperienced person who is able use hacking tools successfully without knowing how they work is pretty much half way there. Just fir
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by nurettin 1y ago
Tetris is already kind of like that. My version avoids dropping the same piece consecutively (re-roll once on duplicate) in order to get a more realistic Tetris experience.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I tried qwen code yesterday. I don't recommend it for code editing unless you've committed your code. It destroyed a lot of files in just 10 minutes.
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by nurettin 1y ago
If you only have one choice, that is exactly why you need more choices. After doubling their prices and adding quotas with 5 hour pauses, I don't trust anthropic to not pull the rug again.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Yes, you could just use Arc everywhere. But then you've spent a large portion of your coding time fighting the compiler and wasting lines for something that will essentially always be single threaded. (a UI event loop) The C++ solution
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by nurettin 1y ago
If you avoid circular refs and forward declarations by writing hierarchical code, you won't really need modules. In my current project I'm 20+ headers in and still haven't had a circular ref. Just refactor all the commonly us
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by nurettin 1y ago
My experience exactly. (including nearly 40 years of code exposure) I just wish there was an alternative to Claude sonnet 4. I see gemini pro 2.5 as a side girlfriend, but only Claude truly vibes with me.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Unfortunately there is no one definition of simple, because developers call simple "whatever they are used to" rather than an objective measure such as "the least branching" or "the fewer lines of code". The be
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by nurettin 1y ago
I would even suggest apache. It is ubiquitous, config samples are easy to find, it can act like a file server and certbot --apache easily sets up your https.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Oh heck no I will opt out thanks. I guess they can still steal my code by having a "reviewer" access my chats for "suspicious behavior".
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by nurettin 1y ago
I wanted to show this to a kid, but it sounds too vulgar.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I've worked with experts from around the world. After a certain level of competitiveness they are all pretty much the same. Once you become "pals" they all start suggesting improvements. Maybe you socialize better with americ
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by nurettin 1y ago
Isn't that the point? If booleans are out of hand, either you are trying to emulate a state machine or you are lacking enums. Or in case of 20 bool parameters, just make it a struct. Nobody will complain.
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by nurettin 1y ago
Mosh + GNU screen: persistent auto-reconnecting terminal sessions
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by nurettin 1y ago
Risk assessment goes up, you manage it. What is your solution? Should everyone just act numb and wait it out?
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by nurettin 1y ago
What I meant was how (op modifier *params) "homomorphism" is praised by literally everyone and their dog and it is simply worse than params.op1(modifier).op2(modifier)
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by nurettin 1y ago
Ruby has a unified interface for select/map/reduce over all containers. They do lazy calculations if specified. You can chain expressions simply by appending them at the end without scrolling to the back of the expression. That is
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by nurettin 1y ago
If I were in the 0.01%, savings wouldn't be a thing. I wouldn't even need a home. Just go around staying wherever I like for as long as I like doing whatever I want. I wouldn't really care about what google or apple does with
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by nurettin 1y ago
They could have added an init parameter if int() or double() isn't enough
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by nurettin 1y ago
Some people you work with are very passionate about their craft and can detect if you've given them auto-generated text. And they will ask questions about it. You should be ready to answer all the LLM decisions in detail. It is not sim
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by nurettin 1y ago
Minecraft (java edition) has been decompiled, modded with different launchers and recompiled since ages. The reason you need a "launcher" is because for some reason Minecraft's jar file doesn't have a way of downloading
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by nurettin 1y ago
There are numerous "everything theorists" who appear in a bunch of yt channels/podcasts. Stephen Wolfram, Christopher Langan, Terence Howard, Eric, etc. Sabine's grift is artificial controversy rather than some unified t
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by nurettin 1y ago
> Queries should start by the `FROM` clause, FWIW that is the approach used by LINQ.
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by nurettin 1y ago
I hate yt shorts with a passion, so that's one way of having "perfect self-control" right there.

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