phplovesong

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by phplovesong 5mo ago
I recall back in the late 90s when someone showed me this site, back when no one had own computers. This one pic of some cars crash (i think) where some unlucky dudes face was basically caved in, while he was still alive. That image was bur
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
Why not just use XML at this point? It has "stricter typing" and can make the spec better.
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
Its not even using reiiiiact! what a noob site /s
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
Async rust is a big wart in the language. There was this one guy posting about "i want off Gos wild ride" a few years back, but IIRC he never considered just how bad async rust is. I will take Go concurrency over rust async any da
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
EU is awesome!
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
LOL. Ebay is like 50-100x bigger than memestock. This is fake news, or just some bs some ceo said drunk.
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
Askjeeves was always kind of bad. I never used it. It still feels kind of sad its gone. Will see how ddg is going in 2035
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
* Ukraine has entered the chat *
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
I also LOVE Go, but recently rewrote a small tool to Lisette [1]. Its was the most fun i had in a long time while programming. I can Highly recommend it, specially because you have Haskell experience (you get all the usual suspects, like AD
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by phplovesong 5mo ago
As a heavy (n)vim user for the last decade, what does zed give me i wont get with vim? Is it targeted for IDE people or vscode users, or is there something else i can benefit from coming from vim?
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Looking forward to Tsoding's new 6.0 speedrun.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
It was just a really good timing. The web 1.0 was just getting popular. And now 30 years later, we still suffer from this "timing". Luckily there is so many better alternatives in 2026.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
I do, but in this case some one else did the writing, not AI. I can always drop them a PM about how/why something is like it is. I cant do this with AI, and when trying you cant trust the real reason, and the answer will pretty much ch
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
I tried AI, and i never could/dared to actually push anything to prod. The code seems ok, but i always have a gut feeling somethings off. I guess the most valuable thing you loose is the "what" and "how". You cant l
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
I would never work on projects that ADA is used for. 1. Would never work on "missile tech" or other "kills people" tech. 2. Would never work for (civ) aircraft tech, as i would probably burn out for the stress of messing
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
PHP was not designed
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Its bad indeed. Its unfixable at this point. We just get bolton features.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Doublespeed looks like cancer. Never heard about them or "a16z" before, but looks like the pinnacle of slop
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Did firefox drop servo? I recalled they where in the progress of "rewrite in rust"?
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
nice bot account you have there.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Basically tictactoe. Ends in a draw every time.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Uuh! I recall i had this setup, not in 89, but sometime in the early 90s. Played some awesome games, like DOOM, Wolfenstein. Later duke3d was the shit. But i cant remember if i run on the same setup or something newer.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
> you won't find many accepting of usable type systems I think its not about the "typesystem" but the fear of using something the dev is unfamiliar with. I know people who has written the same code, in the same language fo
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
> Okay, so you are dreaming of a situation where you allow a new developer who doesn't know anything about how to engineer software unfettered access to your codebase and he goes in and starts mucking about to where he ends up doing
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
For example if a have a type with 3 constuctors, and later one new dev adds one more case and forgets to handle it in every call site. No test will catch this 100%, but something like ocaml will just by compiling the program. I know fo is n
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
`NULL` was originally added to ALGOL back in 1965. C was not even a thing back then. It was obviously a bad choice to port NULL to C, one that ADTs would have perfectly modeled, without the billion dollar cost. In fact C was built sometime
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Ocaml's typesystem is rich, but not as complex as TypeScripts. It seems TS just adds more obscure features every year for little benefit.
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Complexity does not equal language features. Sometimes simple is good, but sometimes simple just simply means more bugs in your code. As a prime example, Go unwillingness to add even the most simple enum kind of type. Having enums (ADTs) wi
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
I gave Lisette a run today. I really like it, its a clear improvement to Go. Here a few things that i noticed. - Third party Go code support (like go-chi) is a absolute must have. This is THE feature that will possibly sky-rocket Lisette ad
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by phplovesong 6mo ago
Are you a bot?

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