saturn_vk

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by saturn_vk 1y ago
The Bulgarian currency has been pegged to the Deutsche Mark for more than twenty years now. This means that we’ve pretty much been using the euro since its inception, and any opposition is just a populist manoeuvring
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
I remember twirp being quite nice, too. Especially since it would also handle json from the same proto file.
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by saturn_vk 1y ago
> this is irrelevant I think OP mentions this due to your mention of meteor impacts > What about the tens of thousands of axe heads found all concentrated in one spot? According to Wikipedia, Stone Age axes. It seems reasonable to bel
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
Do you have recommendations for embedding models?
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
Because it's so easy that you'd have a lot more time for gardening?
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
> You can use records for the data structures. The only little annoyance is that you need to write the functions as static methods. So an argument for easy translation would lead to C#. Also, C# has advantages over Go, e.g. null safety.
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
Calling the US the free world might be one of the reasons we’re in this mess in the first place
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
> Also DI, which is arguably not necessary at all in Go given how elegantly interfaces work. DI is necessary in every language that doesn't rely solely on global singletons. Passing dependencies as arguments to a function is DI. Wha
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
> Maybe stash a slog logger in there, but that’s about it. Please don't do this either. Read the stuff you want to log as additional attributes in your slog handler from the context, which you ultimately pass to `slog.*Context`
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
Kitty honestly looks pretty bad, at least on gnome. I’ve tried tweaking its settings, but I could never get it to look even remotely as good as ghostty out of the box. And the latter looks like a proper gnome app
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
> No immigrant who turns up at the US border has paid any taxes or contributed anything to US society. It's ridiculous to suggest otherwise. Are you trying to tell me that until someone becomes a citizen in the US, they pay no taxes
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
This is a dumb statement. Immigrants pay taxes as well
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by saturn_vk 2y ago
Even if you don't have any help from an LSP, I don't really see how this change adds any meaningful complexity. With `for x, y := range m.Range`, you know you are iterating over something, and you are getting an `x` and a `y`. For
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
> if you forget Does this happen? Is there any data on how often error checking is forgotten?
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
The article states otherwise
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Finding a Vatican conspiracy would be quite interesting
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Isn't there a muzei plugin for that?
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
> All the "But it works in my Tesla" fan boys are part of a religious cult and are simply lying. Whenever I checked, the "works for me" replies stopped when I either did a test drive together or asked for a video show
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
The only entity that actually inspected the car said it was damaged. And I don't think you were there, so why state it with such misguided confidence?
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
This conveniently ignores the location of the pollutants, not to mention the difference in difficulty with recapturing pollution particles from many small, vs few big sources. Even if the electrical grid is only run on coal, the end result
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
No one is safe from bad developers. I've seen go SDKs for paid products that were clearly written by people with only a vague idea what the target language offers. I have to assume such libraries were hammered until the compiler just a
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Why do you feel you have to be immobile during meetings. I pace all the time, regardless if someone's watching through my webcam or not
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
I don't think they need to pay 100 per year on Google play
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
> Demanding 10 examples is a terrible comment. It communicates hostility and disbelief rather than curiosity. It followed the same tone of your comment, where you claimed that they were doing frequent changes, without providing any examp
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Ok, could you name 10?
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
I can think of at least 2 more implementations besides the official one. So I'd have to assume that the misinformation you speak of us coming from you
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Didn't they actually implement it recently, to everyone's surprise?
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
Housing prices in rural areas in Switzerland aren't much more affordable. And that's usually where people buy, because almost no one can afford prices in the big cities
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
But you usually aren't even driving in an urban environments. We have public transport for that. Three car really doesn't fit the market much
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by saturn_vk 3y ago
That's just a glorified make rule. There's nothing inherently hidden or complex that it generates, unlike macros

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