tasuki

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by tasuki 2y ago
You're of course right, it's a privilege. But also, many people choose to do something they hate so they earn more money. They could be just as privileged and choose not to, just so they can compete with the Joneses and consume mo
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by tasuki 2y ago
> One of the tragedies of being young is that few have the insight to realize that the 'boring' stuff parents and teachers are forcing us to learn will actually benefit us and that eventually we'll be very thankful that th
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I often find myself going to visual mode to emulate this. It's just an extra key press. And you can choose which visual mode you'd like!
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by tasuki 2y ago
Oooh this is very nice!
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I have also seen one or two contractors effectively doing 80% of all the relevant work in a 15 man team. Major incident? Contractors in the warroom. Coming up with a new architecture? Contractors. etc. etc. I have also seen the opposit
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Having a goal in mind, that has nothing with the choice of language Yes, yes, that's exactly what my encounters with Haskell looked like. The last one is ~1k lines of code backend for a personal project. I feel that's about a
907.
by tasuki 2y ago
Do y'all have HDR screens? Apparently I don't! And judging by this thread, I'm not missing much?
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by tasuki 2y ago
Not the person you're replying to, but I'll bite: I've written low thousands of lines of Haskell. Similar to mikojan, I love Haskell in theory, but ended up not enjoying it as much in practice. 1. The multitude of string-y ty
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by tasuki 2y ago
No one wants to be a python programmer. It's a practical language to get things done. It isn't a language to make you feel proud of yourself nor about the current state of our industry.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Doesn't it depend on the data structure? Eg prepending to a list is actually cheaper with immutable data structures: you keep the original list and add a new head pointing to its head. Now you have two lists available in your program,
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by tasuki 2y ago
Me too, though I think it's a personal preference rather than an economically rational decision.
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I assume ads don't work on you either, right? My parents often proudly announce ads don't work on them. You see, it works on other people, yes, not on us. What is going on?
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by tasuki 2y ago
You don't. But the problem is not the QR code. The problem is the same as "URL randomly written on a billboard".
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by tasuki 2y ago
I have a toddler kicking me in the head. (Even before that, I didn't sleep particularly well. Yes, when I visit a friend in the countryside, where it's really dark and quiet, I sleep better. Perhaps I should look into blackout sha
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by tasuki 2y ago
What makes you think you having a career will be a thing by that point?
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by tasuki 2y ago
I'm using Debian stable and its fzf. What do you mean by "doesn't support shell integration"? I use it... in my shell? Using various shortcuts? Ctrl+T to select file? Alt+C to change dir? Ctrl+R to search history? I use
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by tasuki 2y ago
So many good packages made it into Debian relatively recently! Eg: fzf, fd-find, ripgrep, jq, exa, nvim, ...
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by tasuki 2y ago
> A dystopia in which ill look for a new career. What makes you think that will be necessary?
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by tasuki 2y ago
I walk over six kilometres (almost) every day and don't sleep well.
920.
by tasuki 2y ago
Thank you! Alegreya also has a much larger x-height than Garamond...
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I don't offload my brain to Kagi, because I don't prompt it until it gives me something I like. Similarly, I don't offload my brain to LLMs. > I do the hard work of synthesizing and understanding the answer. Not readi
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I use Kagi exclusively and refuse to offload my brain to a thing which has no accuracy guarantee ever. What a weird sentence. What accuracy guarantees does Kagi have? Or, if you're not "offloading your brain to it", can&
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I'll type some wordy long explanation of what I want into an LLM and hope for the best. Interesting, I just random words. LLM not care sentence.
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by tasuki 2y ago
> blob-tree-commit-ref data structure were the perfect representation of data Is it not? What are the alternatives?
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by tasuki 2y ago
I hope lenerdenator didn't just lose everything and isn't seeking revenge on the tech bros - more likely he's a tech bro! It's not pedantry though. It really makes no sense to compare earnings per unit of time to accumul
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by tasuki 2y ago
In what way would the citizens of the US have been worse off had the rest of the world had reasonable manufacturing capability? I'd have thought that either it'd be the same, or better, because same production + trade.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Oh no, that is crazy addicting. I usually don't fall for these types of things, but immediately got hooked on this one.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Why was it not sustainable? Clearly the houses were there, and the non-working spouses, and the car and the children...
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by tasuki 2y ago
You seem to know a thing or two about typeface design. What do you think about Alegreya, Playfair, and Ubuntu fonts?
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by tasuki 2y ago
In what way are you finding it better than Source Sans?

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