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by tasuki 5mo ago
You, nine days ago[0]: > I work on Bun and this is my branch > This whole thread is an overreaction. 302 comments about code that does not work. We haven’t committed to rewriting. There’s a very high chance all this code gets thrown o
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Elo systems often include one or more ways new points can enter the system. The system used by the European Go Federation has three ways iirc: 1. Cannot go under 100, 2. Cannot lose more than 100 points in one tournament, 3. Weaker player b
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Yes, that is in fact how Elo can work[0]. There are quite many ways Elo systems can work. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating_system
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by tasuki 5mo ago
I think you're kind of supporting the person you're replying to? A chat that won't end up in self-harm is just another chat. Even if the user entered the chat planning to self-harm. A chat that leads to self-harm will make th
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Gleam is not a systems language. It's business / enterprise / parallel - running on Erlang's BEAM VM.
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by tasuki 5mo ago
> colors I'm always amazed when people go through the trouble of adding a light/dark theme switcher rather than just respecting the user's system preference with `prefers-color-scheme`[0]. [0]: https://developer
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by tasuki 5mo ago
My problem with pay-by-the-token is that it discourages me using the thing ("oh the prompt will cost me $0.1"), so I pay a subscription which I'm pretty sure costs me about two-three times what I'd pay just for the api c
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by tasuki 5mo ago
> in 3D Clifford algebras it repeatedly confuses exponential of bivectors and of pseudoscalars. I have no idea what any of those words even mean. I'm sure LLMs make similar obvious-to-professors mistakes in all the domains. Not long
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Very low quality article. Makes a lot of unsubstantiated (though probably true) claims. Spends unnecessarily many words shitting on AI generated images and the people who prompt them.
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Czechia? I always have to explain that Allegro is not a bad company per se, just absolutely messed up the attempt at conquering Czechia...
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by tasuki 5mo ago
> Typical salary for a senior dev is around 20-30k PLN per month Typical, yes, though it's possible to earn way more than that. Not that 20-30k PLN per month is bad, the average Polish salary is perhaps around 9k and the median arou
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by tasuki 5mo ago
> Czechia is richer per capita. Are you sure about that? I'm Czech but have lived in Poland for 8 years and visit regularly. Poland used to be way poorer than Czechia, but these days it looks the other way around. I think the stats
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Yes, indeed, indentation is one of the very few things in Python which aren't problematic!
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by tasuki 5mo ago
They coulda made it Scala!
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by tasuki 5mo ago
You are of course correct. Running `tidy` is of not enough help. I handle the situation by saving into a new file, then copy-paste the changed bits into my hand-crafted SVG and clean them up. Ideally I try to avoid Inkscape altogether. Whic
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by tasuki 5mo ago
I like that we, the humanity, have started paying attention to virus outbreaks. Compared to "real" pandemics, COVID-19 was rather mild, but it helped raise awareness. I think we're now much better prepared and equipped for th
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by tasuki 5mo ago
> If it reads your .env just to see the variable names, the secrets have been sent to the servers. But these are development secrets. They're of no use to anyone. Production secrets probably live in another repo, or at least are s
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by tasuki 5mo ago
Ah, the tool I love and hate. Mostly love though. Let me tell you about the single thing I hate: I open a simple hand-crafted SVG and want to make a simple change. It messes up all my formatting and uses its own weird formatting, with line
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by tasuki 6mo ago
The article makes no mention of "personal" nor "business". Why not mention that it's talking about business websites? The original author made a (wrong) blanket statement, and monokai called them out on it.
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by tasuki 6mo ago
Conversely, I've seen a lot of designers hell-bent on making the thing pretty. It doesn't matter whether it's pretty! As the article said: > It's a tool with one job: get the user to do the thing they came for. In my
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by tasuki 6mo ago
Huh when I start a service in dev, I just click on the link in the terminal to visit the url. What is even the problem?
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by tasuki 6mo ago
Same experience. Being able to iterate on compile errors is helpful.
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by tasuki 6mo ago
> Traditional compilers produce diagnostics for humans: expected token '{'. Vera produces instructions for the model that wrote the code. Every error includes what went wrong, why, how to fix it with a concrete code example, an
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by tasuki 6mo ago
> Models struggle with maintaining invariants across a codebase, understanding the ripple effects of changes, and reasoning about state over time. I do, too!
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by tasuki 6mo ago
> It felt like when you search something and a stackoverflow answer about what you search for comes up and the most upvoted answer is about using/doing something else - when you want a specific answer to that specific question, not
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by tasuki 6mo ago
I read https://iamgio.eu/2025-12-10-accidentally-in-silicon-valley/ and it appears it worked out well – I'm happy for you!
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by tasuki 6mo ago
> It was good weather for London. Unusual!
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by tasuki 6mo ago
It's a good project. I had a look at a couple and they were very funny but I won't look at all of them anyway. Just keep the site up sounds enough!
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by tasuki 6mo ago
I used to live nearby and was always weirded out by the statue just being one of the required two-minute stops for all the tourist groups. A short monologue, then move on to the next attraction...
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by tasuki 6mo ago
> enumerating the specific safety rules it had violated. That's not how safety works at all. You don't tell the agent some rules to follow, you set up the agent so it can't do the things you don't want it to do. It is

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