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phanimahesh
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phanimahesh
11mo ago
Why would errors as return values have to propagate any farther in the codebase compared to errors as exceptions? If exceptions can be handled, so can the value based errors.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
Please don't be sarcastic for a possibility genuine question. It contributes to alienating the askers, not to mention the risk of some taking it quite literally.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
We all have the malware injecting results into our searches. The ad networks graciously run part of the malware server side.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
This. So true. Yaml has always been an overly complicated format, with weird quirks ( like norway becoming false in a list of country codes ). I find it an absolute shame that languages like Dhall did not become more popular earlier. Now ev
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phanimahesh
1y ago
The errors in the result might be different types and need different handling, so nested result might not be undesirable
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phanimahesh
1y ago
Coding here refers to information representation. The term is widely used, and established.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
Yes. Rice tolerated flooding better than weeds so it is used as a cheap and easy weed control. Also some places grow fish alongside rice in the same land, getting some extra pest control and fertilizer for free.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
That's a good personal rule to copy
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1y ago
Intellectual curiosity and a desire to learn something, to exchange ideas and learn if there's something they haven't thought of, etc?
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phanimahesh
1y ago
If you are not winding copper around magnets by hand, you are not a real programmer
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Caligra Workbench
(caligra.com)
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1y ago
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phanimahesh
1y ago
I've heard even the plain old insulin is significantly more expensive in US compared to Europe.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
Sounds like a dark pattern to push people towards express. If the train changes how fast it moves or where it stops, that's their problem. The passengers should be allowed to get off at the nearest stop to their original destination, a
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1y ago
I don't understand how this is possible. Trains are single track in most subways and metros, and definitely do not stop before an already waiting train.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
Senior ICs tend to commit relatively unfrequently compared to junior ICs who keep pumping tickets.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
This is a bigger problem than it looks like at first glance. For isecases where llm + tool calls make more sense compared to say llm assisted codegen, figuring out the tool arguments is nontrivial. Where it is relatively easy I think codege
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1y ago
Popup on app open that warns app is sideloaded? There are simpler and more usable options that are more defensible than what they do today.
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1y ago
> capitalism is good for the population and not evil This is the biggest lie that we keep telling ourselves. Capitalism is destroying the only place in the universe we can survive, and with the absurdly unequal wealth distribution and ce
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1y ago
It would if the clinic is a controlled setting and they can control when the nursing shift begins.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
TBH the critique is completely valid when cursor advertised shitty code on their homepage.
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phanimahesh
1y ago
IP addresses are 4 bytes, each in the range 0-255. In binary bits xyz would be equivalent to decimal x 2^2+y 2+z. Similarly, bytes abc would be equivalent to decimal a 256^2+b 256+c. IP address p.q.r.s is decimal p 256^3+q 256^2+r*256+s.
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1y ago
What's it supposed to be
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1y ago
How is that pdf made interactive? It has options to toggle the behaviour, which work even in an in browser pdf viewer. I did not think PDFs could do that.
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1y ago
Might explain why factorion is so popular. Not just factorion but the entire genre of games it spawned
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1y ago
This is hilarious. The most probable explanation is that it's matching the tvshow part, but a repro would be interesting.
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1y ago
I can honestly not tell if this comment was intended to be taken seriously, or if it was tongue in cheek.
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1y ago
It is probably not a bad idea for people that don't fit in to consider obtaining citizenship elsewhere for their safety. Some non citizens are returning, though many who are considering this are tied down by their work or other constra
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1y ago
Yes! I'm looking for ways to trick myself or otherwise convince myself to make progress on any of the bazillion totally awesome ideas I keep accumulating. Or one of the many projects I start and abandon midway
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1y ago
HN hug of death probably.
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2y ago
There are a lot of people learning a lot of things for the first time everyday. Time and attention are limited and must be allocated, and sometimes that means you don't read manuals for everything. I've seen myself transition. I&#
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