uwuemu

9 ms·

31.
by uwuemu 4y ago
> All Florida did was add a criteria to their selection process to disallow books that include Critical Theory/Critical Race Theory or their praxis in the teaching of math, etc. Yep, one state decided to do something about this divi
32.
by uwuemu 4y ago
I just want to know how do you keep a job as a manager when you fuck up so badly. The vast majority of what seniors bring to the table is experience. That is also what you pay for. That experience is not like gold, it's like a gold min
33.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Even that "exponential" growth is a not a thing anymore. There are factors which make it less obvious (growing TDPs of modern CPUs and GPUs; going wider, i.e. increasing the number of CPU cores, instead of faster; making chiplets
34.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Yep, no one uses obfuscation for security (I hope!) and given the Electron's modus operandi, copying your entire codebase is trivial... unless you make it not trivial.
35.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Before someone asks why would you obfuscate, here's common use case: There's plenty of paid/proprietary Electron apps these days and they're not just websites, some of them do some heavy lifting under the hood and people
36.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Nope, but I can see the jsfuck example doing something like that as it kinda weirdly lagged on mine (android 12, chrome 103).
37.
by uwuemu 4y ago
> some weak UI / UX in editor some of which can be easily compansated by using VSCode ?? What exactly can be compensated for with a code editor? 75% of the value of a "modern engine" is in its tools... with something like
38.
by uwuemu 4y ago
"Green" is an extremely politicized term. The nuclear aversion has nothing to do with rational thinking and everything to do with emotions. And since most people have emotions, you can get highly educated people to be "green&
39.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Good. The government should be afraid of the people 100% of the time. Because when the people are afraid of the government, that's called tyranny. Also, it would do a lot of good for the politicians to be afraid a little, just to remin
40.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Just look at platforms like Patreon, Subscribestar, Twitch, Onlyfans etc. (these days also Youtube with members and superchats). Hell, ironically enough (given the OP), even substack. These are the places where having just 500-1000 supporte
41.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Oh no... you know what, maybe we don't deserve to cross the great firewall as a species.
42.
by uwuemu 4y ago
You see I've seen this "argument" a million times and it's always the same: braces are somehow visual noise. And that's it. No more arguments, it's just this one. And it's a very weak one, one that is larg
43.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Not that OP's problem is curly braces per se (they would make the error more obvious, but they wouldn't help with a missing return call), but since we're taling about them... The insistence of a lot of smart people on using w
44.
by uwuemu 4y ago
> Most projects are 90% BS glue code and 10% actually interesting code. I don't mind only having help with the 90%. Yea, that makes sense, I agree with that. If your use case is skewed more towards "BS glue code" as you sa
45.
by uwuemu 4y ago
Depends on your budget of course, but I don't think it's worth $10/month. I pay just a little bit more than that for an entire IDE. The problem with Copilot is that it's USEFUL for boilerplate code and when you need a lo
46.
by uwuemu 4y ago
same here, set it to 0.25, around 440k...
47.
by uwuemu 4y ago
That's why I said "morally". The fact that I can take the SQLite code (for example), change a few lines so it's now TotallyNotSQLiteDB, compile it and sell it as my own, without me ever contributing anything back, is not
48.
by uwuemu 4y ago
> true open source alternative to the VSCode Microsoft made VSCode. Microsoft paid for 99% of its development. Thanks to Microsoft, VSCode has the level of development activity and the sheer volume of changes it has. If Microsoft didn&#x
49.
by uwuemu 4y ago
so when you buy 1 btc for $30k, trade the btc for 100 of bscoin, bscoin rises to 50 bscoin pet 1 btc, you change back to btc, now you have 2 btc, but the next day big crash occurs and 1 btc is worth just 10k... you cash out and there you ha
50.
by uwuemu 4y ago
That's nice and all and I don't live in the US, but just imagining the way you would track all of this makes me shiver. Anyways, from my point of view (and also many countries point of view), the entire point of realized gain tax
51.
by uwuemu 4y ago
That makes no sense. You pay taxes on realized gains (i.e. when you cash out), not unrealized ones... otherwise people like Elon Musk would have to pay tens of billions of dollars in taxes and sell off part of their stock to even be able to
52.
by uwuemu 4y ago
A devastating article for Julia. I was thinking about trying Julia out... but not after reading this.
53.
by uwuemu 4y ago
I'll do you one better > Why All Of Silicon Valley Should Die in a Fire Just an extension of the original... and just as dumb. Also, I get the general sentiment on this site is CRYPTO BAD, mut can we please not jam the front page wi
54.
by uwuemu 4y ago
I don't really get the debate. Surely people recognize that Apple is one of the most left-wing friendly (worker rights etc., you know the deal) and accomodating places to work at, if you care about such things. Surely people recognize
55.
by uwuemu 4y ago
First of all, you have to manage your expectations and be mentally prepared for the fact that you will just not get most of the engine. UE is a massive project (and that is an understatement) and you will be a VERY good student if you just
56.
by uwuemu 5y ago
Because it's a niche feature barely anyone will use or is interested in using and so they have nothing to say that would be on topic. But, this being HN, people still use the post to piggyback on with their issues or requests regarding
57.
by uwuemu 5y ago
I would argue exactly otherwise... with the advent of the web platform and frameworks like .net, the vast majority (and I mean like 95%) of developers will never touch anything ML related in their careers. I mean, I get that this is MIT and
58.
by uwuemu 5y ago
Can't say such things here. Apparently questioning OP's notivation and accusing of bias/spam/astroturfing is against HN rules. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
59.
by uwuemu 5y ago
People are so clueless about law, this comment is a great example. A licence is worth jack shit in a criminal case (which this would be, if prosecuted).
60.
by uwuemu 5y ago
If they want to be a walled garden, they can be a walled garden. But no embeds, no free traffic from all the news sites and blogs. No free traffic from google. You can't have the cake and eat it too. All of this scumbaggery with servin

More ›