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by takeda 3y ago
> witter pulled the same trick earlier this year where they made For You the only option, then they would show For You each time you open the app, then they finally gave the Following feed back. Obviously. You're using 2 spaces inde
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by takeda 3y ago
That's why I don't use GPT.
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by takeda 3y ago
It is still hard to understand unless you are familiar with the language. Python got popular because it made it simple. Ruby on the other hand encouraged cleverness like what you wrote. I think ruby faded for the same reason perl did. It is
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by takeda 3y ago
This was the reason what made me chose python over ruby. I wanted a language that I would come back to and still understand what I was trying to do. Ruby looked like its spirit animal was perl.
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by takeda 3y ago
As someone who learn about those two in late 00's when they both still were and Rails was hot. I believe it was because python prioritized terseness and at the same time readability, while ruby prioritized cleverness often it was harde
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by takeda 3y ago
I think so. The learning curve is steep at the beginning, but once things click it can be very rewarding. I personally use Nix for having a consistent dev environment for my projects. I think this shows some things nix enables: https:&#x2F
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by takeda 3y ago
I would agree, to not make any contributions. First, small contributing with many people still add up to a lot. Second, is that you typically only need to sign it once, and you might later even forget that you signed it wham making some sma
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by takeda 3y ago
Not sure, what they will do. But if I was them, I would fork the latest MPL version of the code and license all their contributions as GPL.
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by takeda 3y ago
I'm not a fan of theirs and I'm puzzled why they have such following. I suspect they actively paying for influencers and people on social media to hype it. Their commercial offering, especially support is subpar to what I'm u
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by takeda 3y ago
It also first appeared when Russia, invaded Georgia and had few bits that could be dismissed individually but feel like Russia had some influence. It looks like a great tool to get around sanctions.
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by takeda 3y ago
Had that research being something valuable, you would have a point, but as of now crypto just led to more crypto. That's not a benefit.
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by takeda 3y ago
Regarding "its on problems" I think patent commenter was primarily talking about amalgamated filings. The scare is that amalgamated filings contained mercury. The thing is that they were bonded with silver which made them safe. Th
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by takeda 3y ago
It would essentially be the same thing that we have right now.
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by takeda 3y ago
That's true, but they aren't doing this to provide internet to villages. As you pointed out, there's not much demand there and that's why no one bothers to provide internet access (I guess the good thing with Starlink an
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by takeda 3y ago
It's crazy that this economically makes more sense than providing the Internet over a wire. Can we have a law passed that would mandate to lease the last mile to others (kind of like phone companies were required phone lines for DSL) s
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by takeda 3y ago
I think in your case you might get a better benefit of using pypy and its jit. The way I look at Cython is that it is a tool that allows me to write C code using python syntax. The biggest gains you get is when you use annotation to specify
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by takeda 3y ago
cat -n shell.nix { pkgs ? import <nixpkgs> {} }: pkgs.mkShell { name = "dev-env"; buildInputs = with pkgs; [ awscli2 ]; } And then you can have it available when
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by takeda 3y ago
For me it took some time. Finishing Nix Pills was enough knowledge to start looking into nix and nixpkgs manual and understanding it. I still get frustrated that some new features that are being added are undocumented, though I also noticed
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by takeda 3y ago
Well, Guix started as Nix with established language, and that didn't really made it better. The Nix language is functional and lazily evaluated, it closely matches how Nix works builds packages, which basically makes it less verbose. E
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by takeda 3y ago
Have you tried https://github.com/nickel-lang/nickel-nix ? I didn't use it yet, but looks like this supposed to do it.
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by takeda 3y ago
To me it sounds like criticism of someone who jumped on it but did not want to read documentation, then also spent second time of the blog trying to have Nix run on an unprivileged account with small quota. As for devops task, if it is some
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by takeda 3y ago
I think the problem is people are assuming that Nix is just one another tool. In reality Nix is a programming language. It is a relatively simple language, but it is also functional and lazily evalated. And while the language is simple, its
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by takeda 3y ago
I'm a single user and still use home-manager. And I wouldn't be surprised that's the majority of cases. The thing is that while NixOS configuration.nix also contains modules for software, it primarily concentrates on global s
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by takeda 3y ago
Not the person that said, but let me try. First, Nix isn't for configuration management, it can do bunch of other things, but even when it comes to configuration management it is still superior to the popular tools: Ansible/Chef&#
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by takeda 3y ago
looks like that was added last year: https://github.com/NixOS/nix/blob/4a880c3cc085841a1537040405... https://www.zknotes.com/note/5970
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by takeda 3y ago
Feels like the problem people have is they are approaching Nix as a tool, instead of a programming language. I see author just dismissed tutorial, because it was "too technical" for him. I think if you don't have patience to
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by takeda 3y ago
The PEP actually states that the nogil version would also have env variable allowing to temporarily enable GIL. Although I guess in practice they might still build separate versions.
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by takeda 3y ago
I saw some people mentioning changes like changing print statement to print function. That was actually one of the most trivial changes and you could import print_function from __future__ which worked like pragmas. Similar problem could be
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by takeda 3y ago
It would be more like: does the code support nogil? Because the code that is updated is expected to work with both versions.
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by takeda 3y ago
This is thing I don't understand. I admit, I never used Twitter, but out of curiosity I created mastodon account yesterday and honestly I don't have any difficulty using it, it is very straight forward. Patent poster mentioned sca

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