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by rawoke083600 3y ago
That's probably true for authors as well (not that I am one).
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Interesting thought (and coding) process. I love "design, thinkering and basically active-thinking" with pseudo-code in a txt file, i.e design.txt. Just noting functions, d-structure and some flow usually helps to arrive at someth
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
It's crazy how fast this field moves ! I basically live on HN and between 30%-40% of the terms or metrics I never even heard of (or maybe I just glanced over in the past) I love articles like these, and how they are able to bring me up
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
100% my experience as well ! a Few times a year I try to move to Wayland on my modest old Asus laptop with NVIDIA 950M chip. Either I spend the day with black screens and weird fixes that I had to google on my phone. Or if Nvidia is working
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Very good article ! Nice insight as to who/what/where and how much :)
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
No Japanese ? I've been using ChatGPT as my exclusive source for learning Japanese (with a bi-weekly tutor) but the "text-book" is ChatGPT.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Agreed ! This looks complex but maybe cause I'm not in the .NET world ? Noob question: Can 90%+ of the "effect" from the above not be replicated or be done with Go-Lang's CSP (or another language that also uses CSP) ? Is
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Ask China how that worked for them... Too many men, too few women.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Yea ! Teenagers with superpowers ! Lol seen one seen them all.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Nice and practical !
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
source ?
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Those are very different reasons in my opinion.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Honestly, they probably are making more money being the market leader than trying to steal money.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Yea funny story: My bank won't allow me to buy crypto with my credit card. BUT I am allowed to gamble online with my credit card, those they let through :D
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Yea 100% accurate. Sorry English not my first language.
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Haha I think you right !
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
I'm sure it matters for purist (valid concern), language designers and "lisp-power-users (sic ?)" I do feel however like that statement is kind a like a "tomato is a fruit" statement. Technically true but for the va
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
I've mentioned it before, but maybe If I can help one "almost-lisper": IF the "Syntax / Parenthesis" is the "only" thing that puts you off LISP (I'm sure there are many other semi-valid reasons),
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Will these make it to the Lenovo Carbon X1s ?
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
>While it might lead Might ?? Come now, be an adult and a thinking person ! Go down the hall find 10 js/frontend programmers. Ask them what do they think "Vanilla JS" might mean ?
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
^^^100%
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Yea that is a hard one, one data-point (not a real answer) is I noticed when a code review was done by a friend or someone I trust (and or get along with), they can almost be as harsh as they want. I won't take it personally. Seems it
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Yea kinda felt the same, when reading the name and desc. Whats the value of names or terms if we keep reassigning a different meaning to it ? Especially in the tech industry. Also it's almost immoral calling "a new" project &
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
I took it down, was like 95% done but ran out of motivation to make it bullet-proof and catch all the corner cases. Also needed to add something like WebRTC, we found out playing with my friends we always were in a Zoom/Jitsi/Wh
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
I love SSE. I fear years back I made a Monopoly Deal game with a client-server arch. Server was in Go with SSE, and client was in JS/Svelte with SVG and a lot of CSS. It work so so well ! The clientside cmds (like "place this card
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Sooooo then LISP for growth, profit and staying power ? Sorta like how LISP might be the "Guns & Roses" of coding; Not everyone like it, but in their hearts they know it has greatness on some level. And no one can argue with t
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
I often wonder how valuable/prized such traits are if you are a coder working for a company ? In another life I was employed as coder (at senior level, if that makes a difference). But I never felt ideas or "product-guys" ski
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Whats the battery life on that :)
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
Man I love this !!! :)
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by rawoke083600 3y ago
>The distinction between "code" and "data" Hello LISP :)

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