swsieber

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   by swsieber 8y ago

   I'd be tempted to make her sausage pizza every time she came over and just slowly reduce the amount of sausage on it ever time... (or mini-pepperoni - the important thing is that it's small).
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   While I know of Coq and Agda, I don't associate dependent types with them at all. I did screams dependent types to me. So it might be more famous in circles of the lay people.
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   Here's a funny quote about that... >> Can you eli5 why TryFrom and TryInto matters, and why it’s been stuck for so long ? (the RFC seems to be 3 years old) > If you stabilise Try{From,Into}, you also want implementations of th
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   I'd bet most of those are grammatical in nature.
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   Yes. However 825,000 Canadians weren't murdered. Do you a plausible explanation for the stat that goes against the point being made that Canada is meaningfully decreasing poverty? Otherwise, that seems like a pretty useful stat.
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   There are bindings to git in Rust ( https://github.com/rust-lang/git2-rs ) - I've used it in a couple of my projects ( https://github.com/samsieber/subgit-sync for example). That said, even whe
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   Show HN: SubGit-sync – subtree/submodule alternative for continously syncd repos(github.com)

   1 points by swsieber 8y ago|2 comments
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   You wouldn't have to use an opaque object - you could use an object that contains both the character index and the byte index, which the indexing operation would understand how to use.
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   by swsieber 8y ago

   If your fine with no tabs, and privacy is your top priority, on mobile I'd highly recommend "Privacy Browser" (android) - disclaimer: I know the author. It's pretty cool. It has a well thought interface for toggling sett
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I don't think the intent was to say open source is limited to server side software, but was to instead illustrate a point about cloud vendors embracing open source.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Ah, my mistake. I was thinking of generice type arguments for exception subclasses: https://www.mscharhag.com/java/java-exceptions-and-generic-t... That also includes generic catch clauses and inner exception types of
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Ah, that's because java generics don't work with exceptions.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I've been self hosting fathom. It was a snap to setup.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    A couple of notes: Tooling: Rust takes backwards compatibility very seriously. If you're using multiple version of a crate in your dependency try, it's very likely because those two crate versions have breaking changes between t
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I'd now days say google is mostly a shortcut app too. 90%+ of the time I'm really just loozing for data from a well known aggregator (wikipedia, reddit, stack overflow, rotten tomatoes, etc.) Google basically enhances that in thr
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Ah, that's too bad. We have one managed by yarn where I work, and it's only broken on me once. I occasionally get asked for help (maybe 1/3years/person) when somebody gets a cryptic error (well, not that cryptic, but the
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    And you can generally set that hook up to be installed automatically through whatever build tool runs your stuff, like gradle for java stuff, or yarn/npm for js/ts stuff. And if it comes down to it, devs can still skip it if gets
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I think you can have different types of patience. Patience with getting something to work could be very different from the patience to build something correctly, which could be different from the patience to deal with people... But I agree
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I would love to see this report, but with data from the 80s/90s. Regardless, it's a great step forward to show that vaccines don't currently cause autism.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Well... your phone knows your number, so they might not have gotten it from somewhere else.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Correct. It is valuable feedback though.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I like that comparison. I stumbled upon another continuum some years ago, and I think it makes a good companion. In this one, both ends are bad, and the middle is good. It's especially useful for dealing with any type of devotion to ca
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Rust uses types to ensure mutations happen in the correct way as to prevent data races (compile time checks)
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Easy - kill more tall men than short men. The offspring of the remaining men will be shorter. It's like how fishing for big fish makes the remaining fish population shrink over time.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I worked for my company for 1.5 years and then said I was moving in 6 months. So, with plenty of warning, my boss said he wanted to keep me... so here I am wor king remote. I did have several things going for me: 1) We had a wfh day once a
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Please not a truck driver. I get what you mean, but truck drivers are a terrible example because they are often (literally) criminally overworked.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Unfortunately, the ts compiler neither supports yarn pnp or rink right (and angular doesn't either). It's the biggest blocker for me personally - but I've played with yarn pnp and it's great.
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    I'm astounded by this commentary - is it really impossible to put slack somewhere where you won't see it?
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    The Peppa effect: Canadian kids adopting English accent, parents report(ctvnews.ca)

    2 points by swsieber 8y ago|0 comments
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    by swsieber 8y ago

    Oh, I completely agree. It's just easy to overstate Rust's guarantees, which doesn't do anybody any good.