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by trgn 9mo ago
> here are annoying off-by-one errors These barely if ever happen for simple iterations, it's an idee fixe. Off-by-one sneak in when trying to do something special, and then a for-on loop is useless anyway. > Symbol.iterator inte
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by trgn 9mo ago
And it's still worse, and has to rely on contrived setups to almost reach parity. People will insist on using a new language construct, even if it's objectively worse than the standard. What's so hard about a conventional for
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by trgn 9mo ago
after not visiting for like a decade or so, being back in europe, the presence of electric cars in the city has improved quality of life enormously. closer to home, one neighbor bought a hybrid, the other an electric truck, and it is so muc
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by trgn 9mo ago
It's hard to put a finger on, but I do think it only "works" in a locale where you have a certain degree of anonymity, where it makes sense. Chicken egg for sure. But yeah, categorically, you can't really do city activit
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by trgn 9mo ago
very few software has commoditized, doubt it will be the fate of AI tech stack.
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by trgn 9mo ago
> They have been poor for generations that will be news to a lot of people in the south.
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by trgn 9mo ago
or dollar losing value
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by trgn 10mo ago
spain was no longer a major player in world politics by 1800s, but they had a good 2-3 century run. not sure if the monetary crisis was really did them in, or more just it being the ebb and flow of history. britain's world dominance is
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by trgn 10mo ago
best malick movie that wasn't a malick movie i saw recently was "here".
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by trgn 10mo ago
atlas remain very high though. so what's different there that they're not eroded?
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by trgn 10mo ago
what i'm reading here then is that those 7.999999999B others are braindead morons. OP is 100% correct. either you accept that the vast majority are mindless automatons (not hard to get onboard with that honestly, but still, seems an ov
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by trgn 10mo ago
Glad to see 2d mapping is still of interest. 20 years ago, information visualization, data cartography, exploratory analytics, etc.. was pretty alive, but it never really took off and found a reliable niche in the industry, or real end user
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by trgn 10mo ago
i wish JS gurus understood this before jumping all in on hooks and bloating the runtime footprint of every web app out there
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by trgn 10mo ago
that's great. because those cars trash the city.
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by trgn 10mo ago
congestion pricing is the gift that keeps giving
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by trgn 10mo ago
i think less. not sure if that's a good thing. but small little bugs and improvements get cleared so quickly now.
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by trgn 10mo ago
> Also now using ChatGPT intensely since months for all kinds of tasks and having tried Claude etc. the facts though, read like an endorsement not a criticism
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by trgn 10mo ago
Crazy we need studies for this
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by trgn 11mo ago
german precision shopper
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by trgn 11mo ago
do people abandon carts there?
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by trgn 11mo ago
you just explained it, they're not coin operated.
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by trgn 11mo ago
most of her examples are incredibly patronizing and prying. these are tactless overbearing comments, and they can -if ever - only come from a place where there's already a mutual admiration or respectful bond.
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by trgn 1y ago
depressing
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by trgn 1y ago
> CSCI 2100: Unlearning Object-Oriented Programming If anything, we need the opposite of this class. Learn OO well and create tight apps with a small runtime footprint, well isolated code boundaries, and clean interfaces.
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by trgn 1y ago
this shouldn't exist at all. if people don't know that junk food is unhealthy, no amount of adding signage is going to correct that.
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by trgn 1y ago
you're not applying for .net analyst at midwest regional bank corp.
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by trgn 1y ago
i am totally an advocate of the 15 minute city, but the strike thing is a genuine problem, it's total blackmail. yes, they are asking for better working conditions, but then you look into the details and it's because early retirem
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by trgn 1y ago
Oki thx, it's starting to click :)
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by trgn 1y ago
Can somebody eli5, im an amateur. How does the transform know the frequencies of the output. Do you have to specify a number n, and then it decomposes it into n frequencies. Or do you give it a list of frequencies, and then it decomposes th
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by trgn 1y ago
this exists on very large scale for students in belgium, but not allowed for working adults.

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