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by spoiler 4y ago
It's not quite the same... And I'm not sure how people on HN of all places are failing to grasp that these algorithms aren't sentinet, much less people. I think this is incredibly cool technology, but using other people'
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Agreed. I think it will decrease iteration time during an exploration phase for new artists or when you're not quite sure what you want and want to explore your idea space more quickly (and maybe even get new ideas as you iterate). It&
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This kinda happens in CP77. There was a rogue AI war which caused the black wall to be erected. https://cyberpunk.fandom.com/wiki/Blackwall
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I personally picked Flow because it was (and still is probably?) a much sounder and stricter type system than TypeScript. However, keeping up with the constant breaking changes (I helped maintained a few complex flow typedefs) led to me get
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by spoiler 4y ago
I'm currently tinkering with Bevy, and while the experience is mostly positive, I sometimes miss the at-a-glance insight only an UI can bring. There's a few plugins that can be added to add a UI-ish inspection functionality to Bev
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> My best friend who says she'll start going to the gym and never does. My friend always calls me out on this, and now I'm being haunted by you too, a person form the internet! But on a more serious note, I think often times pe
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A lot of these Rust complaints are just people not reading the docs (not trying to say Rust doesn't have legitimate usage friction; of course it does). Pro tip: most popular crates have excellent documentation (I know it's a shock
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Somehow I must've been lucky enough to avoid this unwrap abuse in crates I use. I think you maybe meant converting between errors in Rust can be tedious sometimes, but propagation is pretty easy. The conversation is something that gene
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SOPS is the best git-friendly secrets management solution I've used. It's also super easy to integrate into anything (provided you use go). Shameless plug: I wrote a simple Kustomize plugin for it https://github.com&#x2
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> I do strongly disagree that people suck. My experience with people is that generally they mean well, try to live their best live, and wish well on others, even if they might disagree on some things. A good test is to just think about t
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by spoiler 4y ago
Yeah, I kinda know what you mean by fog. I have a "low key" addiction to weed because I'm a bit emotionally dysregulated and weed helped with that. So, when I'm struggling to cope I sometimes wish I had weed at hand. How
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They included Brave's affiliate ID, not the users. I think. So, it didn't reveal anything "new' (for fingerprinting) or anything that can identify the user.
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This will do a grand total of nothing to reduce CP, though. It's probably not even going to be an inconvenience. They're already breaking the law and probably jumping through hoops to get access to it.
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I think they meant to say that this is just a PR stunt by saying they won't remove encryption (because they don't even need to to comply)
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> Often "I want to say controversial things" is a way to say "I want to say hateful things". The tolerance for hate speech is decreasing and hopefully will decrease further, which is great. If that applies to your sit
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I don't think this means that it can't be genuine. I mean, the intent was to buy some good will with their customers who have experienced problems, that's for sure. But it's not a "bad" motive I think. If I had
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But also, where is this malevolent, toxic Rust community that disgruntled C++ developers always engage with? I've yet to encounter a single person from this unstoppable force of sanctimonious assholes ruining everyone's fun on n
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You can write Rust macros in Rust too, if you wish, but it's a bit more involved ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/procedural-macros.html ). I realise this isn't the same as constexpr, but I'd argue it
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I'm not sure why the cynicism around their candor. Do you think it's not genuine just because it was posted by a company employee? Your post implies corporate messaging is bad. And anything posted by a company—or at least I don&#x
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FWIW, I've been tinkering with Bevy since like 0.6 I think, and don't remember many (if any?) patch breaking changes. I did skip 0.7 since I remember upgrading from 0.6 to 0.8 directly, though. The minor jumps are sometimes very s
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by spoiler 4y ago
Honestly, it might just be a matter of taste. Not everything is for everyone. For example, I find Python hideous in more than one dimension, yet I like Rust (and Ruby, weirdly enough). Even though a lot (most?) Rust code you encounter will
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by spoiler 4y ago
Can you provide more context on this? I have so many questions It probably wasn't a funny experience for you, but this made me laugh.
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I think the issue is that nobody really knows the dosage of street or darkweb tabs. Like, its so incredibly inconsistent, and I've had that from one card where one time two tabs give me a similar experience to the author (only I enjoy
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As someone who's often contemplated whether I've made it where I am in life despite or thanks to my fucked up childhood, this really hits home. It's really difficult to look at it as a gift. It feels more like a curse that ha
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I didn't try to say that, but maybe I confused my point with the analogy (like an earlier comment mentioned: they're imperfect). I meant to say that organisation helps make work easier, including adding performance optimisations.
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It doesn't just make devs easier to replace. It makes it my job more pleasant (and that of my colleagues). But yes, you're right. It does also help onboard people. Imagine working as a barista with a disorganised bar, a mat on t
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The richness of syntax in Zig has kinda put me off from learning it. At the risk of sounding like a total ass: when I was checking Zig out (albeit briefly), it reminded me of the "Awful Taste, Great Execution" meme. I remember lov
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Does Zig use `in` for anything else?
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> One way to increase awareness of these proposals would be for E2EE messengers to include an in-app notice and call to action, for customers in affected countries. I think this is a really cool, low-cost/effort way to raise awarene
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I had a similar issue of always forcing myself to drink water, not liking it very much and ended up not drinking enough anyway. This lead me to have all sorts of "symptoms" (I was probably bordering being dehydrated). Then I bough

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