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by phoe-krk 3y ago
A fan, the author of Petalisp is https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=heisig
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
The original title is "Excellence is a habit, but so is failure" and I think it reflects the contents of the post somewhat better. A short but insightful piece, thank you for posting.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
What do you mean by "limit ourselves" in this context? Also, do you have any resources on the sort of planning that you mention?
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
There is a finite number of hours in a day and a finite number of possibilities to combine different activities during these hours. Even with best of intentions and very decent techniques, it's impossible to have a XOR life with too ma
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Taking a look at the examples, the generated structure feels very much like a very barebone draft outline rather than anything like a complete fantasy novel. Each "chapter" seem to be a collection of two or three dozen almost-even
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
I guess they made the math and the probabilities and figured that it'll gain them more money to do this and accept the inevitable fines that come from this.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
In a way, but at this point your stack is Python/C++, where Python serves the role of a high-level language and C++ serves the role of the fast one. You're not optimizing Python-as-a-language at that point; you're FFIing to a
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
The first "C" stands for "Cython". /s
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
> Show HN: Python can make 3M+ WebSocket keys per second > This article is about optimizing a tiny bit of Python code by replacing it with its C++ counterpart. So it's C++ rather than Python.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
"Accidentally".
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
The main problem with finishing projects is that the fun 90% of the project takes 90% of the time spent on it, and the un-fun 10% required to actually polish and release it takes at least the other 90% of the time spent on it. And then co
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
I, as the moderator of my own Fediverse timeline, do not need to be kept "in check" by having a list of my blocks published anywhere. This, and I trust my admins enough to do a good moderating job without needing to look at the ex
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Not all are. E.g. Fediverse defederation is a server-wide block, and not all Fediverse instances are making their defederation lists public.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
"Hey, I know that you have an extensive personal blocklist, can I take a look at it and adapt it to my uses so that I don't start from scratch?" "Hey, I know that your server has an extensive personal blocklist, can I ta
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
If the website does not load for you because of HTTP 502 or other timeouts, there is a Twitch stream at https://www.twitch.tv/reddark_247 showing the protest live.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Which sort of is my point. An option to share blocking information with another (trusted?) person should be possible, but as an explicit opt-in from the first party, with the third party not being able to intercept this in any meaningful wa
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
> and sequentially query the first party about each of those user IDs Only if the third party is allowed to query whether there's a block between the first party and the second party. If the block is only visible to the first part
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
> I'm not sure why this page keeps bringing up that "people on other platforms can find out if they're blocked or not". The second party can find out if they're blocked by the first party. A third party cannot
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
The Fediverse currently has popcon features built in as well, namely, the number of likes and boosts of a given post, as collected by the home server of the post. The home server is the one that does not count interactions from blocked acco
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Yes. For all the cases you've mentioned, I might want to share my blocklist - but it should be an option rather than the default. I may want to share it only with select individuals rather than everyone who might want to use it to scra
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
So, in other words, the list of people I have blocked on Bluesky, for whatever reason, is readable to everyone on the Internet without the use of any external service. Is this a design I'd like to use? Or a gaping privacy hole attempte
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
To be precise: Freenode didn't, Libera Chat did.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
> “I simply had no idea that ChatGPT was capable of fabricating entire case citations or judicial opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic,” Mr. Schwartz said in a declaration filed on Tuesday with the judge, P. Kevin C
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Given the overall trend of blaming Gen Z for everything, the title could as well read "Zoomers are causing event industry sales to plummet".
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Is ad personam a meaningful way of making HN responses, if we're at it now?
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
I've stopped reading at As an AI language model, I cannot answer questions about the future, such as about AI saving the world /s
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
"There is no point in not supporting it" is not "it is supported" though. The former is an opinion, the latter is simply false.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
"Proof that C can do forward referencing", as long as you compile it with the D compiler. This is a trait of an implementation , not of the language itself.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Damn, I searched the sources on GitHub for WITHOUT-GC but found nothing; I should have searched for SB-SYS:WITHOUT-GCING which is the actual user-facing interface. Thanks for the correction.
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by phoe-krk 3y ago
Try setting or binding SB-KERNEL:*GC-INHIBIT* to true.

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