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by ulbu 9mo ago
tabs is just not the correct abstraction for focused work.
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by ulbu 9mo ago
we tend to talk about type composition, but values too are composed. this suggestion makes the composition clear and, imo, is strictly better that a hardcoded resulting value. even more so if we assign it using some blocks-with-returns feat
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by ulbu 9mo ago
you don’t know up front how much memory you’ll need, but you know up front how much memory you have .
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by ulbu 9mo ago
most people poop but some do cholera poop
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by ulbu 10mo ago
for anyone moaning the plight that it's not accessible to you: they are historians, I think they're more educated in matters of historical mistake than you or me. playing safe is simply prudence. it is sorely lacking in the Americ
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by ulbu 10mo ago
alcohol, cigarettes?..
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by ulbu 10mo ago
I wanted to use it to capture my musical ideas. They usually come unexpectedly and in bundles. There's a problem though – one of them is 0:40-1:30 min in duration; the ring wouldn't last half a year for me. I'm sure other mus
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by ulbu 10mo ago
i know zig, i’ve been using it for a few years, i have multiple small projects as well. zig ref is fine, but i’m critical of std and i've grown to be critical on the disposition of the team itself. the source code has always been the m
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by ulbu 10mo ago
and yet there’s questions on the semi-official forum on how to read from files properly. no, the docs really don’t cut it. it is strongly opinionated about the correct way to do things but it leaves you to your own devices to piece together
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by ulbu 10mo ago
i don’t (and won’t) have npm installed. i do have cargo. strange thinking!
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by ulbu 10mo ago
that, and instead of increases of productivity reducing people's need to work, what might (I think, will) happen is that we will actually have to work more for worse results and lower incomes, for the whims of the executive class and i
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by ulbu 10mo ago
maybe akin to how faster conputers bred programs that are slower than before.
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by ulbu 10mo ago
And a tu quoque without even knowing my opinion on the matter and calling me an enabler for calling out the irony of your responses, hiding your personal aggressiveness behind a veil of moral superiority. I will refrain from continuing on t
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by ulbu 10mo ago
wow, and you’re still defending yourself with a lecture on how your words should be interpreted in such good faith. in this situation. and, to add to that, comparing to two dictators who separate children from their parents and close peop
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by ulbu 10mo ago
and this vision is enough to excuse targetting a person as “rotten”. in all your professed moral acuity. others are shaming. many could, if not agree, at least understand that. you’re calling “rotten”. wtf man.
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by ulbu 10mo ago
people already go psychotic on LLMs lol
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by ulbu 10mo ago
someone called some indeterminate anonymous corporate group of people who actively participate in enshittification of a product “losers”. you call that specific private individual “rotten”. i’m really twisting my finger at the temple here.
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by ulbu 11mo ago
why not AI integrations that are not built-in but rather externalized like LSP?
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by ulbu 11mo ago
or is it low levels of choline tied to anxiety disorders?
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by ulbu 11mo ago
closed as not planned :)
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by ulbu 1y ago
philosophy, i find, is one of the forms where the shapeless thinking described in the article does a lot of the work for me. especially the phase of internalization. you take a sentence you don’t quite get, and then spend a bunch of time ju
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by ulbu 1y ago
because everything that Russia-aligned news sources say about the war in Ukraine makes a grand and indivisible amount of sense.
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by ulbu 1y ago
note to those interested: no apple silicon support.
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by ulbu 1y ago
and so why should he be forced to not do so? he can cook his own thing outside of what most people using this language will do, and they will just not use it, and nothing's wrong with that.
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by ulbu 1y ago
the question remains – why would they choose to?
86.
by ulbu 1y ago
sure they can. but why would they choose to?
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by ulbu 1y ago
authors of the library
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by ulbu 1y ago
We = Americans. typical.
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by ulbu 1y ago
apart from usb-c video and hdmi audio, works great.
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by ulbu 1y ago
macbook + asahi

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