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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
why’d they move past it? does libuv not fit well in rust?
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
Consider a simple radar as capable of locating objects in 3D spherical coordinates- range, azimuth, and elevation. Radar is typically really good at measuring distance, but because of the physics of wavelengths and antennas, it needs a rela
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
I couldn’t tell, is __strict__ something they’ve implemented in house, or exists in CPython? I can’t find any references to it outside that article.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
I use vim (neovim) for everything, but particularly for Python dev. The trio of Linux, tmux, and vim is a powerful combination for any language/framework IMO. My workflow recently has been CoC.nvim (coc-python plug-in) which lets me in
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
I agree. And the responses so far indicate either cynicism or justification. Neither is useful imho. Police _are_ overly militarized and overly aggressive. We should be able to have a conversation in a healthy democracy about appropriate ru
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
Fair.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
the converse is also true, occasionally. depending on the business model, some engineers are too comfortable with a slow, methodical process. often, just getting something to work, despite accrued tech debt, helps a team iterate toward a be
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
i will often read through my changes in the browser UI in a similar manner as my reviewers. more often than not, that change of perspective will highlight something silly i missed. i realize now that i could help my reviewers by first submi
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
those are fascinating, occasionally horrifying cross team examples you give. i suppose i’m spoiled to work in a small company where reviews are always local.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
aside from old school spying, all sorts of soft power tactics: support or not a government measure with marginal support, connect people or not with resources in the home country, advocate or not for sales of defense products from home coun
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
in a perfect world, and amongst allies, yes. between nations that see international cooperation differently, not so much. case in point, cuba.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
The motive is to make it harder for US personnel to carry out foreign policy objectives in these nations. if a hostile foreign state can cause these symptoms without being detected, hence deniability, that’s a win for them. which is why EM
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
i’m saying it’s ok to be pragmatic and fully accept that you are Microsoft’s target demographic. they’re solving the annoying bits so you can focus on what’s important to you. but, that’s not the end of the story. there may likely be gains
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
this is naïve. the problems being addressed do exist, independent of whether this particular solution will work. that’s great that the status quo is working for you, but it’s silly to then assert that progress cannot be made.
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
“post-modern”? Not a word I’d ever imagine applied to a gadget. Like, the gadget has existential angst or some sh ..
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
Very cool! Fascinating to read and find soon many commonalities with the author. * Works in tmux, builds currently playing into status bar * As an engineer, prefers classical music Only suggestion, I might try to find a way to make the upda
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
> unified Republican elite, along with > 35% of the electorate, is fundamentally lawless and anti-democratic, and will do anything it can to cheat its way into power. This is unnecessary. I am of course relieved that Biden won. I am a
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by p5a0u9l 6y ago
Surprised to not find mentioned one of (neo)vim's main selling points for me - works in a terminal! GUIs, desktop apps are a complete non starter for me. Give me a well designed commercial, terminal-based editor ( with a vim backend of
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by p5a0u9l 7y ago
I too agree with strength that is strong. Just yesterday I was googling how to get tree to respect my git ignore. The universe heard and responded with broot! But without first class support for vi navigation, be will end up replacing tree
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by p5a0u9l 7y ago
This seems rather niche. Most real world applications don’t provide the luxury of knowing your desired response ahead of time. Also, consider implementation in an FPGA where there are decades worth of validated IP to select from vs. this.
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by p5a0u9l 7y ago
cool tool. is the source code available?
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by p5a0u9l 7y ago
But why do they have to use camelCase? I don't know why it bothers me so, but I see that in a language or a repo and immediately and irrationally despise it. Is it just me?
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by p5a0u9l 7y ago
It's seems easy to dogpile on Boeing in this situation - there is likely even truth to narratives of under valuing engineering at Boeing, I should know. But the story of corporate greed and callous corner cutting is too easy and starts