ubercore

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by ubercore 1y ago
AeroSpace WM really made a lot of sense for me for better application switching.
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by ubercore 1y ago
You're right about the hubris, but Caps Lock -> Esc is The Way regardless!
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by ubercore 1y ago
Saw a preview of this at EuroPython. Best part was Guido's pragmatism on making Python more inclusive. Paraphrasing a bit from memory "It's a hard problem, but problems have solutions."
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by ubercore 1y ago
How do you expect them to manufacture stuff but not learn from it in the process?
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by ubercore 1y ago
I've only forayed into rust a bit, but I agree. I would happily take a language like Rust that sacrifices some speed for simpler semantics around ownership/lifetimes. Just Arc, clone and panic your way to success! :)
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by ubercore 1y ago
For forms and auth style apps, Django will probably always be the better choice.
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by ubercore 1y ago
The usable amount of AI, no matter how optimistic you are about current progression, has to be below the projections the entire AI economy is living on right now.
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by ubercore 1y ago
I believe I first came across this in the early xslt days, when I had a manager that wanted to write all software with an XML requirements spec, then use xslt to simultaneously generate code AND documentations. 1. It did not work because of
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by ubercore 1y ago
I don't think the point was to say you need the calibrated monitor to notice, rather that it's _even more stark_, and clearly points to the issues raised in the article. And to be fair, the thrust of the article was "Why don&
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by ubercore 1y ago
What bums me out is the creativity of coming up with the idea and seeing it through. If the rest of my career involves cleaning up prototypes from PMs, designers and marketing, I will be a little sad.
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by ubercore 1y ago
Engines during testing, sure, but did a Saturn V ever sit fully fueled on a pad, and explode?
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by ubercore 1y ago
Would love to read about Saturn V explosions during testing. Have a link?
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by ubercore 1y ago
I think with many things in psychiatry, yes this is a common experience, but part of a diagnosis is actually about it becoming a real problem in your life. We all have aspects of a lot of different things that become disorders depending on
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by ubercore 1y ago
When I saw the headline, I really hoped the article would be about some neuro-linguistic phenomenon that made native speakers of Japanese uniquely able to understand some mathematical proof.
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by ubercore 1y ago
This website reminds me of the "old" internet. Love it!
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by ubercore 1y ago
The movie is so corny, but remains my favorite!
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by ubercore 1y ago
What kind of uses do you have for it that make it this indispensable? Not doubting, just feeling like I'm missing out because I don't think I've ever used it.
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by ubercore 1y ago
Then make `db.unsafe_execute` take a string.
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by ubercore 1y ago
Yeah but it would have to be something like `db.safe("SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = {}", row_id)` instead of `db.execute(t"SELECT * FROM table WHERE id = {row_id}")`. I'd prefer the second, myself.
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by ubercore 1y ago
Problem with that example is where do you get `safe`? Passing a template into `db.execute` lets the `db` instance handle safety specifically for the backend it's connected to. Otherwise, you'd need to create a `safe` function with
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by ubercore 2y ago
You're trying pretty hard to miss the point here.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Jesus wasn't written in Rust? Sounds like a recipe for UB if you ask me.
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by ubercore 2y ago
They dry fine, but it does take longer.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Compaq Presario catching strays.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Is that the case though? https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-languages#choosing-language...
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by ubercore 2y ago
You can definitely run more than one LSP with zed -- can you elaborate on the angular case that gives you trouble?
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by ubercore 2y ago
Much larger? How much larger? I thought it was a pretty small group.
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by ubercore 2y ago
As most things do, it cuts both ways. Rust suffers from their very slow adoption of libraries into a standard library, imo.
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by ubercore 2y ago
MyPy is nice, but it has missed some things that pyright caught, which were legitimate bugs that could have arisen.
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by ubercore 2y ago
Working on a team in a larger python application, type checkers and linters are such a time saver. It's so nice not to think about how I'd like to format my code any longer. We've made some tweaks to our ruff rules to suit th

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