tisker

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   by tisker 5y ago

   I've written tons of Rust and C++ over the last 6 years, both in the context of large, complex codebases with hard real-time performance requirements. I've also managed teams where I've had to 'train' new engineers
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   by tisker 6y ago

   I'm note sure if I have completely misunderstood your comment, but are you saying that scientists exist "just to poison the well for the benefit of the billionaire class"???
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   by tisker 6y ago

   I think it's always a good idea to learn as many different paradigms as possible. It also really depends on what direction you want to take your career/what the C++ team at your company is working on. C++ will be king for high per
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   by tisker 6y ago

   As an ex mathematician, I can't handle the part where he claims mathematicians have only been studying imaginary numbers "in recent decades" and then goes on to say that Mandelbrot is the first person to rigorously study thes
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   by tisker 6y ago

   Interesting, I like this one. This seems like something GPT-3 might be able to do with some fine-tuning.
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   by tisker 6y ago

   I feel your pain, that would be amazing.
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   by tisker 6y ago

   I'll start: The ability to automatically find and repair bugs, while traversing the project structure to fix the related issues in relevant files.
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   Ask HN: What is the one (impossible) thing you wish your editor could do?

   6 points by tisker 6y ago|10 comments