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by shric 10mo ago
The username literally contains “jester”. I’m surprised anyone took it seriously.
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by shric 10mo ago
> The only news site I read If you haven’t tried it already I highly recommend Hacker News.
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by shric 1y ago
I think it was just to show that the performance is comparable to Windows, implying that it also will be fine for games/settings where fps is in the range that does matter.
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by shric 1y ago
Why is it a bad idea?
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by shric 1y ago
I am very interested.
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by shric 1y ago
It’s fine to not know what it is, but what is the rationale for commenting that you don’t know? Why not just look it up? Or don’t, as you’re too afraid to ask.
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by shric 1y ago
I don’t know what interviewing at Google is like now but I interviewed for Google in 2008 (no offer) and 2012 (offer) and the questions on both occasions were not of the nature that leetcode could have helped with much.
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by shric 1y ago
This is a weird post as the generated program doesn’t even output results. I tried a similar test using Python and Claude Code and it generated something that outputted a sorted list of directory contents, like ls. However, unlike the autho
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by shric 1y ago
> Isn’t the second defined as a specific number of cesium transitions? Yes > How can anything … So your cesium counting device will fauthfully provide such a count and depending on their altitude it will be at different rates. Both cl
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by shric 1y ago
Somehow today (I reached the limit yesterday) the delay has gone away, so I can’t reproduce it. What happened, from memory: 1. Tap piece at original location 2. Tap piece at destination 3. Piece animation commences 4. Piece animation finish
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by shric 1y ago
I have an iPhone 16 Pro and there is an annoying delay between tapping a move and the piece moving
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by shric 1y ago
It’s also worth noting that there isn’t exactly strong quality control on the product. There is a good chance what is labelled 150 micrograms is actually closer to 50 micrograms. Or it could really be 150…
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by shric 1y ago
I would, an LLM has never produced an original idea.
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by shric 1y ago
> or bundling CLIs without asking people to install Docker. Except it requires people to install Docker.
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by shric 1y ago
He likely has people pretending to be his friends, much like the AI friends he proposes.
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by shric 1y ago
I thought it would be about the C sizeof operator.
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by shric 1y ago
I get no ads as I've been using ad blockers for as long as I can remember. It is, however, a terrible tutorial (it's full of beginner errors made by people who don't understand C but think they do based on behavior by whateve
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by shric 2y ago
Only if he has a time machine -- the OP article was written in 2012.
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by shric 2y ago
You're well into https://refactoringenglish.com/tools/hn-popularity/ so enjoy the fame!
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by shric 2y ago
https://archive.md/Mu7KJ
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by shric 2y ago
But Subways, at least here in Australia, are usually empty or almost empty. McDonald's are almost always packed.
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by shric 2y ago
If it had i3/sway tiling behaviour/bindings, that would be great.
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by shric 2y ago
You can read them in any order
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by shric 2y ago
Perhaps I'm in the minority, but I was immediately put off when I saw "AI-native" on that page. I don't want my incident management system to be AI anything. But then I thought maybe I'm being unreasonable so I chec
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by shric 2y ago
> Technically, yes, you will put down faster times on a bike. Motorcycle track rider here. They're generally slower than performance cars around the track due to reduced cornering traction and therefore speed.
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by shric 2y ago
From my point of view they ended support a long time ago. Sep 8, 2022 - I sent a 2 line PR to fix an incorrect spelling of a json field and add a missing one in their Go SDK. June 23, 2023 (9 months later) - It was reviewed and merged. htt
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by shric 2y ago
For me an unrecoverable error is when my program gets into an unexpected state. Given that I didn't anticipate such a thing ever happening, I can no longer reason about what the program will do, so the only sensible course of action is
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by shric 2y ago
I programmed in Go for 5 years (stopped 2 years ago) and didn't even know the language had recover() until 5 minutes ago. I used panic() all day, but never recover. I use panic for unrecoverable errors. I thought that's why it&#x2
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by shric 2y ago
I like how a site called bufferbuffer.com is down for insufficient storage
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by shric 2y ago
Not all non computable numbers are undescribable. Chaitin's constant[1] is non-computable but can be described. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaitin%27s_constant

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