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by unconed 4y ago
The group of people who believe (or claim) that any demographic discrepancy is due to discrimination includes Ibram Kendi and other intersectionalists / critical race theorists. Claiming that these people are somehow at the fringe of t
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by unconed 4y ago
It's called a roast. I for one had a lovely time, me and my bald spot.
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by unconed 4y ago
FOSDEM! Meet the exact same people you met there 10 years ago, now just greyer and with bald spots in between the long hair, as the average age of attendees goes up by 1 year per year. Listen to weathered old guys whose common name is a han
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by unconed 4y ago
It depends. Sometimes the marshalling layer doesn't support it, because it's directly unserializing to a native struct via codegen. Often the app 's other types are too rigid to carry extra hierarchical metadata along even if
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by unconed 4y ago
The big thing I find that strict type aficionados get wrong is that it is immensely useful in practice to be able to read data that your program only needs to understand a subset of, while still being able to reserialize it intact and pass
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by unconed 4y ago
I love my card reader (BE) and they can pry it from my cold dead hands. Every bank app I've looked at here is full of annoying spyware and plugs for third party services. Even on the home screen. Apparently they do not think anything i
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by unconed 4y ago
Most data flow programming environments cannot represent lambdas, and this is why the graphs always end up turning into spaghetti: you don't actually have tools to reduce repetition in the graph's structure, using the graph itself
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by unconed 4y ago
If your IDs are not time sortable, you will waste a bunch of time looking through lists trying to find records in your db. At the very least, these things should have time sortable options for dev use.
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by unconed 4y ago
I am not. This is called whiplash. If you push and push and push, and call anyone who dissents an extremist, eventually someone will do that to you. You'd think the woke would have realized that by now. But they seem incapable of model
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by unconed 4y ago
As I commented below, it's incredibly striking exactly because it betrays a complete unawareness of the logic behind these systems. These aren't just funny codes, there is a whole mindset behind it. ASCII being grouped in chunks o
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by unconed 4y ago
For the same reason the advertising industry came up with "legitimate interest" as a fig leaf which now apparently includes serving personalized ads based on an ongoing profile built of you... you know... the thing GDPR was explic
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by unconed 4y ago
The absurdity that an upper 8-bit ascii range character would be an elementary control character in a terminal. The absurdity that a number less than 32 would start with b in hex instead of 1. The absurdity of making this mistake consistent
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by unconed 4y ago
>utter garbage like denying women modern medical care. As became clearly to many for the first time after the SC decision, abortion laws in the US would be considered extreme even in western Europe. I mean, elective abortion in the third
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by unconed 4y ago
>Typically they start with the byte \u00b1 called the ASCII ESC character. ESC is the 27th ASCII character. 27 ..... b1 ..... I am amazed this person wrote an entire article and never once noticed the absurdity.
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by unconed 4y ago
Hate on "space karen" all you want... but we all know that if he hadn't bought it, the company would still be a bloated carcass incapable of delivering features, its c-level would be dancing to the tune of every 3 letter agen
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by unconed 4y ago
10 years ago, having a showy webgl demo on a blog post, on mobile phones, would result in complaints on HN. Nowadays people complain they can't see the WebGL on their phone. I guess that's progress?
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by unconed 4y ago
it won't reach 1.0 if nobody helps tho
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by unconed 4y ago
>redrawing a string doesn't need to go through 50 chained method calls to update application state a) If you use memoization properly, and don't put all your state at the tree root, it doesn't. b) In my experience, devs dr
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by unconed 4y ago
It's not a problem if you have one-way data flow because you can batch everything. You never need to preemptively invalidate a cache, you just reevaluate in tree order.
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by unconed 4y ago
Yes it's entirely stand alone. No dependencies.
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by unconed 4y ago
It's not some big mystery and it's documented just fine. If you have a normal chunk of static jsx, child "i" maps to slot "i". If you wish to omit a child dynamically, you put a null in its place. If you have a
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by unconed 4y ago
Yes but "I'm looking forward to seeing more" is about as reliable an indicator of future adoption as "For sure I'll invest in your company" is, coming from friends and family. If it motivates you, you're i
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by unconed 4y ago
Correct. Option 2 is assigning the appropriate weight to one's own opinion in this matter.
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by unconed 4y ago
>I'm looking forward to progress on this. As someone who is also bootstrapping things, I just want to point out this is not the encouraging comment you might think it is. 'How can I help?' is. The maintainer of a project p
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by unconed 4y ago
It sucks for people who sincerely want to endeavor for good, but I don't see any of that happening in the culture war sphere. The entire thing runs on invented grievances, word games, abusive power plays and historical original sin. I
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by unconed 4y ago
The entire purpose of OPs thing is to give you a semblance of workable reflection so you can actually operate on said type. It requires byzantine hacks to read debug info and doesn't work on macOS. I don't think you understand how
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by unconed 4y ago
There is nothing odd about this. The purpose of attacking Webb and the telescope is to mine controversy and social status out of other people and other accomplishments. This is the MO of culture war activists. By being publicly rebuked and
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by unconed 4y ago
My version of Greenspun's Tenth [1] is that any sufficiently complex static language contains an adhoc, informally specified, bug ridden and slow version of a dynamic "any" type. Thx OP for providing an example. [1] https:&#
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by unconed 4y ago
Opposing the far left does not make one far right. Opposing COVID totalitarianism does not make one a fascist. Opposing gender extremism does not make one a transphobe. The far left does not seem to understand that their ideology has been p
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by unconed 4y ago
It's a problem where they stare themselves blind on what the ideal rule or code or mechanism should be, not realizing the requirement is something entirely different like "a user should never lose their data". These people ha

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