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theusus
3y ago
Outlook
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theusus
3y ago
It's supposed to come this Friday.
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theusus
3y ago
On the same page
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theusus
3y ago
Gmail only :/
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theusus
3y ago
I will suggest doing SICP. It teaches good FP patterns, and might complement another FP language well.
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theusus
3y ago
Rope has been the hype since years and now author is claim that it was piece table all along.
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theusus
3y ago
Which book would you recommend then? Suggest only one.
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theusus
3y ago
It does claim to teach from beginning. Once comfortable they can try to cover other domains toi.
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theusus
3y ago
Try this https://www.bishopbook.com/ and solve the exercises. I would not recommend doing many things at once.
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theusus
3y ago
We have GPT 5 ready?
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theusus
3y ago
Kagi still uses Claude 2.0 any ETA on 2.1? Also, the expert command returns mostly wrong answers and loses all of the previous context.
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theusus
3y ago
That's astonishing
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theusus
3y ago
Lately only
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theusus
3y ago
It can’t run a simple C# code either. Shared resources I have remain at 100% all the time.
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theusus
3y ago
SICP, apparently so far. It's just map, and reduce.
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theusus
3y ago
It is indeed obnoxious that the under person keeps picking parts of the conversation and making it about them. They keep repeating things. Ignoring what the others say.
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theusus
3y ago
Not up to the mark with https://github.com/marlonrichert/zsh-autocomplete which works contextually.
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theusus
3y ago
The title gives too much credit to TypeScript, that in my experience has been a subpar experience working with types.
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theusus
3y ago
Go for books. Also, checkout teachyourselfcs.com
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theusus
3y ago
Instead of planning, do retrospectives. Start journaling. It’s not the answer you are looking for, but it’s the answer you need. Don’t focus hard on what you *will* achieve. Instead, focus on what you have achieved.
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theusus
3y ago
I hate things like these. They just make people architects and SEs create forceful indirection that creates nothing but burden.
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ReScript will move to default Uncurried Mode in version 11
(rescript-lang.org)
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theusus
3y ago
I found adoption of Rust being slow, but it has started to grow.
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theusus
3y ago
IMO, Algorithms are overstated. It is just like going to the gym. Will make you healthy, but won't make you an athlete. What I found to be more useful is working abstractions, learning more about language theory, and etc. Algorithm is
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3y ago
And that is why I like the book Accelerated C++. Instead of explaining each and everything. It helps just the right things, thus preparing you for further adventures. Another literature that comes closer is Designing Data Intensive Applicat
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theusus
3y ago
Why do you need ChatGPT some Algolia and Data analysis would suffice. What novel and hard work have you done for this?
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theusus
3y ago
Thanks for adding 4 months OpenAI
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theusus
3y ago
Looks like just the website wrapper. Where is the code?
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theusus
3y ago
Chrome does its own stuff. Lately, they added a tracking different from cookies, something that Brave has said they won't be adding. I want the market to segregate at every level.
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theusus
3y ago
I want the Chrome to stop being the majority shareholder of the market. But not like this.
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