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by trgn 6mo ago
im sure, but honestly, i would love to have a db engine that just writes/reads csv or json. does it exist?
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by trgn 6mo ago
> politician won't care they dont care because nobody has a real gut feel affinity for computer programmers or the work, the sort of feeling that is required to animate somebody to action. it's never been a profession with any
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by trgn 6mo ago
You're being pedantic and doing gotcha argumenting. Pass objects by ref, I said that to underscore its better than create new objects. I get it, its the only way, but theyre still passed by ref. Yes, [a,b,...rest] =... is restructuring
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by trgn 6mo ago
> Non-primitives are always pass-by-reference. it's a good thing. pass objects by reference. > Is there a behavior you think is unique to destructuring? depending on exact syntax, will collect values in another array or object. i
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by trgn 6mo ago
lol another example of how things can always get worse.
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by trgn 6mo ago
The web is a front-end environment, where users expect 60fps, but where developers violate pretty much all the rules. > Zero-copy is the default, not the optimization: the amount of fluffy mapping, destructuring, temp scope-creation, ...
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by trgn 6mo ago
wrt (2) that is if satoshi had the foresight btc would ever blow up in the way it did. obviously, he had some intuition, remaining anonymous, but deliberately creating a fake trail does not seem super plausible to me
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by trgn 6mo ago
there was wage growth
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by trgn 6mo ago
it's very expensive though. i used to live in philly close to 30th and had a reason to go up to nyc regularly close to penn, essentially perfect for taking amtrak, but ended up taking boltbus just because the price difference was very
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by trgn 6mo ago
Wish javascript devs would read this. If the web is slow, its because of them
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by trgn 6mo ago
Would sending voyager have been a real definite deadline?
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by trgn 6mo ago
ah got it! thanks for the color
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by trgn 6mo ago
haha! it's been ok for me, but a lot of song and dance is required. the saas-version is a black box (in a bad way).
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by trgn 6mo ago
Odd to me that Elasticsearch isn't finding a second breath in these new ecosystems. It basically is that now, a RAG engine with model integration.
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by trgn 7mo ago
already theyve made youtube unusable
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by trgn 7mo ago
i rolled into tech because of archeology. started using GIS for site mapping and need for customization just got me going. ended up going to school again for compsci. generally, students from other departments are writing the code, but curr
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by trgn 7mo ago
i like your optimism!
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by trgn 7mo ago
how so? Alupis explains the mechanism why not. In two party system, new electives are incentivized to achieve their program. Reducing spending hinders that, and loss of those voters who care about that betrayal doesn't really matter be
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by trgn 7mo ago
that electorate doesnt exist in two party system.
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by trgn 7mo ago
A lot of developers get enamored by fetishes. Just one example, because it's one i always struggle to vanquish in any of my teams. Devs are obsessed with introducing functional-style constructs everywhere, just for the sake of it. FP i
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by trgn 7mo ago
> Multiple generations of programmers have now been raised to believe that brutally inefficient, bloated, and slow software is just fine 100%
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by trgn 7mo ago
social security, medicare
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by trgn 7mo ago
boomers didnt want to let go of the welfare state their parents and grandparents had introduced, at the same time they live longer, work less, not nearly had as many kids, and did not effectuate the required productivity growth to offset th
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by trgn 7mo ago
it's instinctive, people will readily be accept to be told they're wrong by an authority rather than a peer. people cant cast judgement without having earned to position to do so. similarly, people will not receive judgement when
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by trgn 7mo ago
Still cant put html snippets in a readme on bickbucket
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by trgn 7mo ago
> but it's not really historically high i dont think the inflationary seventies and eighties are great lodestar low interest rates are historically a sign of a stable polity and economy. so if anything, we want the conditions for pr
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by trgn 7mo ago
You cant convince anybody an ikea chair is just as good
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by trgn 7mo ago
What does it matter the world gets better when your neighbors do worse?
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by trgn 7mo ago
thanks! i would love another bubble. i feel like tech has been in a corner for going on ten years now (covid spike was so brief). it's so concentrated in ai it sucks up everything.
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by trgn 7mo ago
haha! do you know details, what domains?

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