oxff

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   by oxff 4y ago

   I am a very fast reader and it's something I picked up by being an avid reader, no meme technique snake oils, just churning through 1 - 2 books a day in my teens, some of them of highly technical nature. So becoming a faster reader was
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   by oxff 4y ago

   Isn't this breaking the Rust language into two?
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   by oxff 4y ago

   You would need pretty strict laws against pornography to reduce this degeneracy, I don't think there's any hope. Your kids gonna have a smart phone by age 8 and get his or hers retina blasted with man made horrors.
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   by oxff 4y ago

   I had the original COVID-19 in early '20. It was a like a flu, why take any shots for this if you aren't at-risk group (old or immunocompromised like cancer and aids)?
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   by oxff 4y ago

   ng+ on my life
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   by oxff 4y ago

   Literally Urbit.
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   by oxff 4y ago

   In my private github repo.
8. 308.▲
   by oxff 4y ago

   I'd use Vivaldi if it wasn't so very slow.
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   by oxff 4y ago

   And you don't really care if the person can invert a Binary Tree on the spot. You want someone that can do it if given the specification.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    A task you solve with someone (as part of your team if you get hired) > take home task > leetcode interview in my opinion
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    by oxff 4y ago

    The first push for making Language Server mandatory part of language tooling. Working with TypeScript and now with Rust using VSCode is basically one of the best developer experiences I've had, especially compared to having to wrangle
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    by oxff 4y ago

    VSCode ate everyone's lunch. It is SO GOOD
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    by oxff 4y ago

    It is pretty clear that twitter is bot infested pile of hot garbage. The entire ad related industry is.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/
15. 315.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    Maybe look at what Andy Pavlo thinks are important research / practical development areas wrt. databases and distributed systems
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    by oxff 4y ago

    You can find more of these types around the Urbit thing.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    This is what I had in mind too.
18. 318.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    Tax shelters would be my initial guess.
19. 319.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    It's like Tay.
20. 320.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    Back to Europe through a markup via third parties (ME, India). Geniuses at work.
21. 321.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    I might terminally dumb
22. 322.▲
    by oxff 4y ago

    Ocaml is just a mess. Has like two standard libs. You'll just fighting everything but your application logic instead.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    This isn't really an easy async programming issue the author was having. I mostly do server backends I'd do with Java or Node with Rust and its fine.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    It is so bad though.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    I guess I differ in that I expected Ukraine to do better initially so it's been a surprise to me.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    I've read reports that initially Russia had total of 190k troops of which 80k were BTGs, against Ukraine which has the second largest army in Europe after Russia, supported materially by NATO and has active duty of 200k. The numbers ma
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    by oxff 4y ago

    Economical reasons come into play with software engineering.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    About this well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTE0wePCD4U
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    by oxff 4y ago

    Cheating is probably the best thing to do. It's a zero sum world.
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    by oxff 4y ago

    Nix learning curve wouldn't be bad if the documentation wasn't so bad. I have had to put together my configuration based on couple of blogposts from randoms.