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by tasuki 2y ago
I did, and did not see a 90% fall.
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Losing for a bit of inflation is better than losing 20-30% in a recession. Except you can't time it like that. Inflation eats your savings all the time , while recessions are short. I have a friend who's been saying "st
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, and Larry Ellison each have a net worth that is on par with the total gross economic output of a small American metropolitan area. You're comparing apples to oranges. Net worth is in dollars, while econ
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by tasuki 2y ago
> This plan has been made clear by multiple people from within the administration Do you have sources? (I also subscribe to the "genuine chaos" theory, but your comment makes sense)
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by tasuki 2y ago
I think csense is engaging in good faith discussion. The proper response is an explanation, not downvotes.
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by tasuki 2y ago
Wrt creating, writing a blog post also counts!
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by tasuki 2y ago
The Nix people don't want Anduril advertising on their forum. If you operated a forum, is there no company on earth, such that you wouldn't want them advertising on your forum?
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I'm of the mindset that any time a company does layoffs, they should start from the top And work down. I'm off the mindset that employment should be voluntary: both by the employer and the employee. It makes employers relucta
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Inventing the automobile has clearly made humanity less fit. Should we stop driving? Yes, pretty please. I live in a town of 400 thousand, it's basically 10 kilometers accross. Very easily walkable. Why does everyone drive? I&#x27
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by tasuki 2y ago
Very good summary, thank you! I've mostly stopped writing Scala, but it's still close to my heart.
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by tasuki 2y ago
These days there's Gleam[0], as a strongly typed alternative for the BEAM virtual machine. Of all the languages I haven't used yet, it seems to hit the safe + minimalistic + productive sweet spot the best. (Yes the C-inspired synt
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by tasuki 2y ago
> Even being a US site they have to be compliant for EU users. Why? What happens if not? EU-wide DNS ban? I haven't seen that yet...
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by tasuki 2y ago
Have you heard about Mindbug[0]? It's a recent MTG-inspired (co-created by one of the authors of MTG) card game. Plays quick and is full of interesting and consequential decisions. [0]: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardga
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by tasuki 2y ago
Maybe start with preserving the urls you've created in the past? Longevity isn't just for programs, it's also for content...
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by tasuki 2y ago
Would you be ok to specify the desired input/output types and have a LLM write the implementation? I don't want LLMs naming my functions. I don't want them telling me what functions need to be written. But I sure want it writ
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by tasuki 2y ago
> I am frequently asked for my PowerPoint slides, which basically function for me as lecture notes. It is unimaginable to me that I would have ever asked one of my professors for their own lecture notes. No, you can’t have my slides. Why
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by tasuki 2y ago
I don't understand why we haven't yet created an alliance of civilized Western countries? Like NATO, just without the US?
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by tasuki 2y ago
You're obviously very good at writing things that get read by many people. It seems to be a very high priority for you. The link on your website says "Write Blog Posts that Developers Read". I'd have expected that to exp
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by tasuki 2y ago
> If it makes data up, then it is worthless for all implementations. Not true. It's only worthless for the things you can't easily verify. If you have a test for a function and ask an LLM to generate the function, it's ver
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by tasuki 2y ago
> No matter how much time you think young men devote to video games, you’re probably underestimating it. Two decades ago, high-school- and college-age males (ages 15 to 24) spent about a quarter of an hour a day alone playing games. Now,
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by tasuki 2y ago
If we allow for one more character, we can get the even clearer "fukt".
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by tasuki 2y ago
Presumably one uses the same locale everywhere? So switching by locale should not be a problem? Supporting multiple languages is a problem all right: googling, communication, etc...
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by tasuki 2y ago
The answer is a NonEmptySequence type. The `max` function doesn't make sense in the context of an empty sequence.
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by tasuki 2y ago
A nearby comment mentioned escaping. I guess that might be a good reason to use execv?
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by tasuki 2y ago
Yes of course. But why would you expect me to run shell commands with random person's input? Also: safe_exec(["rm", user_input]) This isn't safe either! Despite clearly saying "safe_exec"!
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by tasuki 2y ago
Why not?
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by tasuki 2y ago
Yes, many times: 1. A clear best option has emerged. 2. The owners thought they should monetize it. 3. Paid sidebar collapsing. 4. ...a new clear best option has emerged.
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by tasuki 2y ago
People say "Elm is dead". Yes, and that's one of its many amazing features! I'm not a frontend developer, but I'm always looking forward to writing frontend these days!
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by tasuki 2y ago
> HN doesn't really want to know about any negative side effects from the current regime. I don't think this is (necessarily) true. There are people who flag these stories. That's all. They might be a minority.
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by tasuki 2y ago
I'm getting at the fact that designers use white space to visually separate things. People who know nothing about design put lines between things to separate them.

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