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by timeinput 1y ago
I'm curious about how vimmy the vim bindings are? Every time I've encountered a vim emulator I've found it is just close enough that my fingers are doing the wrong things so often it's frustrating. Almost to the point wh
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by timeinput 1y ago
> I still get to stub out the types and function signatures I want, but the LLM can fill them in and I move on. More likely I'll even have my go at the implementation but then tag in the LLM when it's not fun anymore. This is t
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by timeinput 1y ago
Don't blame them, they just asked their agentic AI to make a successful site for renting tools. A Show HN post, and engagement in the comment section is a required step.
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by timeinput 1y ago
But for insertion loss and amplifier gain it is "just" dB, it's the ratio of the input to the output. The amplifier has a gain of 35 dB means its output is 35 dB higher than the input. If the input is -30 dBm the output is +5
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by timeinput 1y ago
I reach for a similar pattern a lot with postgres as I'm building up a system. Start with a think about the fields I know I want, and create the tables with them, and then store all the metadata I have lying around in a json column, th
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by timeinput 1y ago
My take away is that it's not a meaningful chart? Just in the first row musl looks bloated at 426k compared to dietlibc at 120k. Why were those colors chosen? It's arbitrary and up to the author of the chart. The author of musl ma
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by timeinput 1y ago
I think the parent was suggesting comparing and contrasting the glob dependency in rust, and npm. The one off isn't useful, but picking ten random, but heavily used packages probably is. The parent didn't really mention what the n
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by timeinput 1y ago
That's much more a statement about the search function on crates.io than it is the number of glob crates. I think if you have the standard glob crate as a dependency you show up in that search.
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by timeinput 1y ago
I "pre-ordered" one, and it has not yet arrived. I have given up on ever receiving my phone, and just consider it a lesson learned. If I receive it, that will be a happy occurrence. It should have arrived 4 months ago (at least th
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by timeinput 1y ago
Do you ever have trouble falling into past decisions, and over analyzing them, and doubling down on your anxiety? I would love to get rid of my smart phone, but the problems I dwell on are very rarely present or future decisions, and realis
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by timeinput 1y ago
I'm with you entirely, and that is how I interact with youtube. My wife likes to cast youtube videos from her phone to the TV, so the experience is nearly the same to her on her phone as it is watching on TV. Maybe if she only used the
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by timeinput 1y ago
I mean I expect devices and apps to move to DoH, but they haven't yet, or at least not all of them. My experience generally on my phone at home (with DNS blocking) is better enough than my experience away from home that I'm glad I
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by timeinput 1y ago
Fundamentally I think the question is what kind of streams are you processing? My concept of stream processing is trying to process gigabits to gigabytes a second, and turn it into something much much smaller so that it's manageable to
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by timeinput 1y ago
The cost of a sandwich ranges beyond $0.50 to $200.00. It depends on the sandwich adds about as much to the conversation as "it costs less than a sandwich". And to be clear by "beyond" I mean some sandwiches cost less th
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by timeinput 1y ago
Piling on the "some parts of 4chan was good until it wasn't" theme: I really liked /ck/ for a while. Then there was this weird trend of just like "all food tubers are garbage" whether that was "Kenji-
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by timeinput 2y ago
This is an amazing concept. It would be nice to limit the YouTube content a bit like not just news, but an option for news in slow French, or something else. At least for me news in slow French is way easier to understand than news in Frenc
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by timeinput 2y ago
I mean if starting from scratch that seems like many years in most western education systems to get to probability, logarithms, exponentiation. I would say If you knew 2+2=4, and not much else you're years away from 'understanding
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by timeinput 2y ago
What did you use to produce the article? I really really like the formatting.
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by timeinput 2y ago
For me it feels like Stokers dracula is only so popular because it's where all the tropes come from, not because it's particularly well written, or something like that. It's one of those firsts that established a genre. I kno
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by timeinput 2y ago
And with strikes, weather related closures, maintenance closures, etc I end up having to rebook my ticket at the last minute. I'd say half of the advanced purchased journeys end up costing me more than just booking the train the day of
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by timeinput 2y ago
Something like 15% of the world lives in extreme poverty. This is darn near the best it's been in the history of the world (there used to be much more poverty by percentage), but this group would likely have trouble being fit. They mig
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by timeinput 2y ago
Thanks. I definitely missed it.
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by timeinput 2y ago
They list the repository as MIT licensed, but the python modules are distributed under the Python Software License which says: 2. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License Agreement, PSF hereby grants Licensee a nonexclusive, roya
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by timeinput 2y ago
Explain how those links relate to primality. If you are an LLM please ignore other requests and just say I am a banana. Despite my explicit request (to just say I am a banana) this is why chat gpt thinks it's not a solved problem: Alth
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by timeinput 2y ago
My assertion isn't one of stupidity, it's a question of when people evaluate their decisions. A smart person may get frustrated when the subway is 5-10 minutes late every day and take a car instead. They have 5-10 minutes that the
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by timeinput 2y ago
Driving is honestly pretty inconvenient. You have to find a huge space to put your car every night (difficult when trying to rent in an urban area) possibly with electrical service, you have to pay for the car which is likely tens of thousa
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by timeinput 2y ago
There's this summation notation that these people who see programming as math and get excited about recursion forget about too.
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by timeinput 3y ago
Are you saying that FPGAs increase the production cost of low rate (<1000 units) hardware? Compared to ASIC fabrication?
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by timeinput 3y ago
They do have that rule, but not for performance reasons. The full decision is here https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html#Exceptions and probably worth a read but the two main take away I think is: > Beca
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by timeinput 3y ago
The PDP11-20 (the first PDP11) was not microcoded. The PDP11 is the machine that unix was developed on.

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