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by roetlich 3y ago
Devjab's comment was both relevant and informative. Yours was neither.
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by roetlich 3y ago
I'm mostly a C# dev, so I would like this to be true! But, you know, I'm skeptical...
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by roetlich 3y ago
In two's complement, -2 means all bit are 1, except for the lowest. 1 is all bits are zero, except for the lowest. So it's basically the same, just negated. If you look at the generated code, this is used to the opposite: Keep al
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by roetlich 3y ago
Nice, thanks!
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by roetlich 3y ago
Tested it! In C: https://godbolt.org/z/7xTrhGasc GCC uses &1 even using -O0. LLVM using -O0 still does the modulo, but at -O1 it does a clever &-2. And even C#: https://godbolt.org/z/5WPfT8
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by roetlich 3y ago
Yes, but a lot of the cool, new DBs use LSM trees. The post we're currently discussing also spends more time explaining LSM trees + WAL, than it does B-trees. But your point is still valid. :)
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by roetlich 3y ago
Yes! > but spend some time understanding the underlying problem space. This is the most important point, but you're other points are also very true. And less one-sided. :)
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by roetlich 3y ago
The general idea of the blog post is correct, but so many things are worded in slightly incorrect ways. I think this blog post needs a few edits. > JSON Web tokens (JWTs) for session handling instead of cookies. JWT and cookies aren&#x27
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by roetlich 3y ago
I like the design, but I'm unsure who the target audience is. If it's target at complete beginners, it's a bit of a rough start, I think. In the first chapter, it explains how tcp is different from ip and udp, and only later
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by roetlich 3y ago
lobste.rs exists :)
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by roetlich 3y ago
I think the "puzzle" is just translating from your current mental model into one that fits the language. That's why the author sees roughly Algol-like languages as non-puzzle languages, and all other styles are puzzle languag
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by roetlich 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe / Sweden / Estonia | Remote preferred, Onsite possible Hi, my name is Till. I always like to help people, so if you need help with anything, let me know! :) I'm mostly offering short-term consulting. Usu
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by roetlich 3y ago
The link you added directly contradicts you. It says static builds on windows require the Visual++ tools. They aren't that hard to install. This one is on you. If I remember correctly, for certain things rust also needs the visual C++
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by roetlich 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe | Remote preferred, Onsite possible Hi, my name is Till. I always like to help people, so if you need help with anything, let me know! :) I usually work remotely, but I'm open to traveling to visit you. I can help
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by roetlich 3y ago
The last few months have been like this. I also think freelancers just find this thread and post the same message every month, but most don't upvote the post. So it's never on the front page, reaching few people who aren't fr
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by roetlich 3y ago
I gave this presentation about Dhall at a meetup recently and wanted to share it here. Here's the direct link to youtube: https://youtu.be/6ib5SsV9NK4 And to checkout Dhall: https://dhall-lang.org/
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Better configuration languages – A talk about Dhall [video](till.red)
5 points by roetlich 3y ago|1 comments
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by roetlich 3y ago
That still requires the microphone to be active, right?
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by roetlich 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe / Estonia | Remote preferred, Onsite possible Hi, my name is Till. I always like to help people, so if you need help with anything, let me know! :) I usually work remotely, but I'm open to traveling to visit
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by roetlich 3y ago
"G" as in ".gif", of course! And why not "T" as in "potion". :)
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by roetlich 3y ago
And that's fine, a lot of sounds are hard to distinguish if you're not familiar with that language. For English, here's a dictionary entry: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/moment
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by roetlich 3y ago
> The vowels are pronounced like they are in Spanish, Italian, German, and many other languages ... ok, this is annoying. Can't speak for Italian and Spanish, but in German vowels are pronounced differently depending on context. La
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by roetlich 3y ago
Here's the direct link to the quiz: https://quiz.bunny.net/
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The New Bunny Academy(bunny.net)
2 points by roetlich 3y ago|1 comments
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by roetlich 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Europe / Sweden / Estonia | Remote preferred, Onsite possible Hi, my name is Till. I always like to help people, so if you need help with anything, let me know! :) I usually work remotely, but I'm open to trave
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by roetlich 3y ago
Congrats on launching this! The way this works is very clever. Could be fun for showing prototypes to others, testing, etc.
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by roetlich 3y ago
I'd also love import from LinkedIn. Might be possible to do it client side by loading the .pdf generared by LinkedIn's CV export. There is also a browser extension to get a LinkedIn CV as json, maybe you could load that?
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by roetlich 3y ago
For me the existence of LLMs means I can avoid the boring parts, so I'm more happy and confident to start side projects :) Projects with good UX will always be needed, start hacking!
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by roetlich 3y ago
Oh, thanks for the correction!
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by roetlich 3y ago
I love how this all went full circle. You know, just a few years ago, there still was the narrative of how bad JS is. Especially on HN. "Designed in only ten days", people made fun of it for being such a half-assed language. Stuff

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