toomanydoubts

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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Something I sometimes think about, is how really can capitalists benefit from that? If you can automate your company away, and fire all employees, and if every company is doing that, then workers have no jobs or ways to make money. So the c
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I have not looked further but this looks like Haskell. I see haskell, I upvote.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I now introduce you to Haskell. Welcome to the dark side.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
How did they know the internal mailing list address was all-clients@us.com? Unless I'm missing something, sounds like this would require internal company knowledge.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>I promptly canceled my Prime membership, not for the money but for not rewarding dark pattern behaviors. Lucky you who was able to get through the dark patterns in the unsubscribe page. I got one extra charge because the first time I tr
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I think I agree with you here. It's proof by definition.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Besides what's been said already, did you consider that "the west" is a collection of countries from at least 3 continents, wgile China is a single country? Also the fact that the entire world relies on China is a pretty good
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>you'd still have to write everything twice: once in the real language, and once again in the type language Hmm, no I don't? Actually, 99% percent of the time I'm writing haskell, I can just write it like it's a dynam
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>no type hints in many libraries, some libraries are not type-hint friendly. >There should be type hints. So, is it one or the other?
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>There should be type hints. "Hey, this variable is probably of this type. Now go on, run the code and launch a debugger the same way you would if there was no hint just to make sure it's correct. Oh, and don't forget to c
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
But is it the same problem, really? Static typing eliminates a whole class of issues that dynamic typed languages don't. Of course you can still have logical bugs, but it's definitely not the same thing. I don't know how to p
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Not to even mention that you just went into nixos.org and now it's talking about Nix(not NixOS).
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>(e.g. A/B testing with humans who can report when they do and do not experience consciousness in different neural configurations) Doesn't that fall back to the old consciousnesses trap that nobody knows how to resolve? How do
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Is this still a problem in 2022? This is a solved problem in the linux world, with each distro having their package managers and vetted repositories. Of course, security issues still can arise, and sometimes you have to skip the official re
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>It's not like Lambda sits around and ponders the nature of the universe when you're not talking to it. But can we really be sure of that? We don't know much about the technology itself. What if google is ticking the model
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>Instead there is a QR code that opens up their website to get the menu. This is a trend here in Brazil. And do they send you to a lightweight, mobile-optimized web page? No way in hell, you can be pretty damn sure they will send you to
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Why is this so outrageous? There's some lines of thought in philosophy of the mind that propose that conscience is a fundamental property of the universe and every particle is sentient to a degree. Up until now, we can't prove any
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I think you should be able to get pretty far with HTML5 <video> tag. You can also sprinkle something like playerjs or videojs to make it nicer.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
This is cool, but I've given up on visual editors for graphs long ago. Graphviz and, more recently, mermaidjs, have been very useful for me for all my diagram needs.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
At the beginning I didn't understand what the post was about. At the ending, it felt like I was at the beginning.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I also wanna give a shout out to pudb, for those who want a more visual experience. It uses curses to offer a GUI-like debugging experience while on the terminal. Real nice piece of software.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
You should really put a connection manager in between your lambda functions and database, like HAProxy or AWS RDS Proxy. (still, that doesn't change the fact the code is badly designed)
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
>IMO how you deploy your software (one binary vs many services, all on one box vs distributed) should be an incidental detail that is automated away. >You have two packages that are very chatty? Your infra figures this out and deploys
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I don't know rust, so pardon my lack of knowledge. But given a quick look, can't "traits" be seen just like "typeclasses" in haskell? Btw, I feel like I should learn rust now.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
I like that view. Most things are shit nowadays and everybody is sick of it. You get pissed on, and then you piss on somebody else because why wouldn't you? Nobody is caring for you, why will you spend the little amount of mhntal resou
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Yeah, but you have to concede that "anybody" means anybody. You can't go around changing the meaning of words and expecting people to just grok it and then act all smug when people don't. That affirmation about the fenta
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
The one that bugs me the most is the fact you can't disable the transition delay of 300ms when switching workspaces. Such a basic thing, but the number one reason I won't buy a Mac today.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
That is something apparently so obvious, but I was pretty surprised when I first read it. Honestly grew up thinking everyone died at 30 in the past.
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by toomanydoubts 4y ago
Does ublock somehow stops view counts? Or are you strictly talking about monetization? Even though I don't care about adding views, that might make youtube recommend his videos further. He's probably on some kind of shadowban at t
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by toomanydoubts 5y ago
I don't think you have fully understood the screenshots. The first one shows an example source code, the second one shows the byte code generated from the source code of calling the print function. This is the bytecode that will be exe

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