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by slowcache 20d ago
I think formal verification is a super interesting field, but this is a non-starter for me because I do not have a backwards E on my keyboard
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by slowcache 1mo ago
I think an important benefit of a good ORM is to reduce the translations that you have to do between your mental model of the data and what you are trying to do with the data. Before I started working a lot with SQL, ORMs fit my mental mode
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by slowcache 1mo ago
I'm in this boat, especially if you're language supports multi-line strings
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by slowcache 2mo ago
Lmao totally, like imagine if every car had the logo of who made it on it
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by slowcache 3mo ago
This is great advice to become a pain in the ass that managers know they need to keep on a short leash. There's a big difference between "I'm going to put this into prod on tuesday unless you tell me otherwise" vs "
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by slowcache 5mo ago
We would still expect an accountant to know the formula to arrive at the expected result if they did not have a calculator at hand
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by slowcache 5mo ago
I'm not really sure what niche this fills. To me, the main draw looks to be the invariants that you can supply within functions, but this isn't a new concept outside of it being a dedicated keyword. Otherwise this looks like rust
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by slowcache 7mo ago
> high-performance data processing tools in JS I may be naive in asking this, but what leads someone to building high perf data tools in JS? JS doesn't seem to me like it would be the tool of choice for such things
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by slowcache 7mo ago
This is a cool website, and it looks great too But it definitely could use some better moderation
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by slowcache 8mo ago
The reviews must be heavily AI assisted in order to get that sort of volume in. Either way, it doesn't surprise me that this number is so high. Productivity chasing is the name of the game for AI, regardless of how sustainable or helpf
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by slowcache 8mo ago
This post is like 6 months late. I share the same concerns that others in the thread do, but the talking point is pretty tired by now
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by slowcache 8mo ago
Really blown away at how well this works on mobile. Awesome stuff
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by slowcache 1y ago
I was also wondering this. I don't want my codebase to be a shared word document, how will it ever be in a compilable state?
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by slowcache 1y ago
Odin has been really growing on me lately as a language that checks all of those boxes. String types, first class allocators, built in tests, a batteries included philosophy, and ease of use are some of the things that really drew me toward
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by slowcache 1y ago
I didn't think that this was much of a thing that needed to be investigated. Adding additional processing into your code will make it slow down. On a related note, I had a consultant come into my work one time to the teach us some prag