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by unclad5968 1y ago
Do you personally sanction all countries that commit atrocities or is it specific to Russia? I don't care what you do or don't support with your money, but I'm genuinely curious about the mindset.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
I havent been on here forever, but I vaguely remember other trends took over for certain periods. I could be misremembering, but crypto drove a lot of interaction for a while. I'm indifferent towards LLMs, probably because I'm not
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by unclad5968 1y ago
What is a thought leader?
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by unclad5968 1y ago
If you account for signal propagation speed through copper and the unaccounted ACK, I think the timing actually works out about the same.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
This hasnt my been my experience. I continue to love basketball despite being bad at it for years regardless of how much "serious" training I do.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
If I'm just coding C except a new syntax, why wouldn't I just stick with C?
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by unclad5968 1y ago
> That doesn’t mean llvm isn’t a significant contributor to compilation speed. That's not what I said. I said it's unlikely that fast compilation cannot be achieved while using LLVM which, I would argue, is proven by the existe
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by unclad5968 1y ago
LLVM isnt a good scapegoat. A C application equivalent in size to a rust or c++ application will compile an order of magnitude quicker and they all use LLVM. I'm not a compiler expert, but it doesn't seem right to me that the only
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by unclad5968 1y ago
> It's not that hard I suspect it's actually quite difficult to build an entirely modular laptop to work with several operating systems while supporting the latest components, and be void of any driver issues.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
The advice seems to change every year. For a while it was venv, then pipenv, poetry, docker, and now uv. Maybe the ecosystem will settle on that but who knows.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
The DK effect only implies that people who know things underestimate their knowledge superiority and people who don't know things underestimate their knowledge inferiority. The popular interpretation that uniformed people think they&#x
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by unclad5968 1y ago
The devs for the game factorio encourage players to post bugs on the forums. The devs use forums as a issue tracker and respond to bugs with fixes. I have no idea if that makes it more satisfying to report bugs or not, but I always thought
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by unclad5968 1y ago
I disagree with plenty of Andrew's takes as well but I'm with him on private fields. I've never once in 10 years had an issue with a public field that should have been private, however I have had to hack/reimplement enti
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by unclad5968 1y ago
Yeah that makes sense. My assertion was definitely incorrect, but also not really what I was trying to describe. My argument is that they are not conceptually different. The implementation is different, in that a union occupies the same mem
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by unclad5968 1y ago
I'm certainly open to discussion, but your comment doesn't really have any substance to respond to.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
I don't use Go, but I actually like Go's error handling and I think multiple return values is a better solution than any other language I've used. So much so, I've basically adopted it in my c++ code using std::pair. Err
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by unclad5968 1y ago
Why should everyone have the right to play NES games for free?
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by unclad5968 1y ago
This is awesome! At the end you mention the 27k dragons and 10k lights just barely fits in 16ms. Do you see any paths to improve performance? I've seen some demos on with tens/hundreds of thousands of moving lights, but hard to te
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by unclad5968 1y ago
How does any other language do this? I bounce between submodules and monorepo for hobby projects and both approaches have some issues. I'm not a git expert so working with monorepos are a little easier to work with for me.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
> The issue is, you will never ever see me as being correct because in your brain you are incapable of realizing that you are wrong. The insanity and narcissism in this statement must be satire right? The idea that you're right and
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by unclad5968 1y ago
I've had pain where the lateral head of my gastrocnemius attaches behind my knee for months. I just did that little press-pull-release thing and it was instant relief. I literally don't remember the last time I didn't feel th
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by unclad5968 1y ago
You don't have to do it every day. Youll acquire taste over a similar period of you did it less frequently. Almost all taste is acquired, and all you need is repeated exposure. If you rode the same roller coaster once a week for a year
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by unclad5968 1y ago
That thread is hilarious... The dude bootstraps his own search/browser company, an incredibly difficult space, becomes profitable, and sends his customers t-shirts they didn't want. A bunch of HN users who have probably never even
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by unclad5968 1y ago
In the US people can already randomly sue you for any random damages. I could sue github right now even if I'd never previously heard of or interacted with the site.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
Genuine question. Why do you care if other people agree with you about telemetry? I almost always enable telemetry on anything I don't believe will serve me ads.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
Then don't play those video games. Seems simple to me. Community servers are doing fine in games where that makes sense, Minecraft for example. Counter strike has community servers too and people cheat there all the time.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
If you're on android you can use screenzen. Not sure if they have an ios app.
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by unclad5968 1y ago
It's not obvious to me. Could you explain what makes fonts non-derivative?
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by unclad5968 2y ago
I can't tell if you're joking or not, but if you aren't, no one is calling you a child. The article is obviously saying that the compiler doesn't stop you from doing dumb things, which is a privilege generally only exten
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by unclad5968 2y ago
I seriously doubt that any of them have trouble understanding a concept as simple as RAII.

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