valyagolev

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29 points by valyagolev 4y ago|1 comments
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by valyagolev 4y ago
would be amazing to have a suggestion like "looks like whatever you're writing has already been written in this workspace"
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by valyagolev 4y ago
> Restrict the length of function bodies to reduce the probability of poorly structured code. We enforce a hard limit of 70 lines per function. Reminds me of Carmack on the benefits of long functions: http://number-none.com&#x
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by valyagolev 4y ago
we need Doomsday Bayesian Update
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Apart from this and https://github.com/python-social-auth , which languages have such meta-libraries providing uniform interface to authentication through a lot of social platforms?
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by valyagolev 4y ago
yeah i'm also sceptical and that's i'm worried that it's going to be part of a hype to symbolically buy them, wasting the materials to create solar panels even further, only for them to stand in a garage or otherwise wel
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by valyagolev 4y ago
ioniq 5 with solar roof promises like 6-7 km a day (4 miles in weird). can we expect an order of magnitude improvement here?
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Thanks - I'll think about it a bit more and will join when I have something specific to say
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by valyagolev 4y ago
about self-management: I've been finding myself in similar roles, and one thing to keep in mind is that the constant feeling of not being productive enough is rarely helpful. So focus on your real output and consider it as already enou
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by valyagolev 4y ago
i wonder if it would be cool to have generalized "task" management in the form of embedded Prolog-like (basically make queries through unification)
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Synthetic Philosophy of Contemporary Mathematics by Fernando Zalamea for something very lively, contemporary and more continental in spirit
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Useless rerenders are really hard to avoid in the latest react, mostly because they changed the rerendering logic of useTransition, breaking some of the state abstractions built on top of it. Had to downgrade and started to think about usin
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by valyagolev 4y ago
check also out the story of invention of boredom after the introduction of the mechanical clock: http://aotcpress.com/articles/timepass-boredom/
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Lein templates are a great way to get started with a lot of pieces already in. Perhaps there's already a template for your needs
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by valyagolev 5y ago
there's a good book on game design by David Sirlin that touches on fightings a lot and tells interesting stories about them https://www.sirlin.net/ptw
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by valyagolev 5y ago
“Haskell also does type erasure as far as I'm aware.” It’s not exactly an applicable term. Indeed Haskell doesn’t let runtime bother with a lot of information that it can provably dispense of. But there’s no laxity tradeoffs as in Java
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by valyagolev 5y ago
check out Orbi Universo, that models a country in a similar way and makes it into a game https://store.steampowered.com/app/1090670/Orbi_Universo/
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by valyagolev 5y ago
GM mode for Divinity: The original sin 2 gets a lot of praise
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by valyagolev 5y ago
it's not even incompetence as much as a disregard for costs and consequences. prisoner dilemma doesn't work if one of the players' evaluation function is broken
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by valyagolev 5y ago
providing electricity to many cities is kinda strategic i'd say
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by valyagolev 5y ago
sorry for posting someone's random FB posts in a foreign language (he is an ukrainian and pro-ukraine, but writes in russian), but I'm in dire need of any calming words so - take it or leave it - https://www.facebook.co
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by valyagolev 5y ago
wait until you learn about Cossacks
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by valyagolev 5y ago
if i write an article saying “is elon musk alien?.. no” it would be reasonable to say that i wrote an article about him being an alien. it’s not their conclusion that is idiotic, it’s the hypothesis itself
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by valyagolev 5y ago
against whom exactly? nato? usa? or ukraine? in which of those cases it’s something meaningful? what would it even mean to lose/“be stopped” in each case that it would be impacted by dirty road? american imagination about this conflict
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by valyagolev 5y ago
okay, i misremembered. for me it’s like i was wrong about an onion article
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by valyagolev 5y ago
my favorite hot take from the economist about this war was that one article that considered if Russia might lose because the roads in Ukraine during spring are just dirty and bad from one of the worst publications to get one’s opinions from
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by valyagolev 5y ago
lots of slippery-slope-type ideas come to mind, including time-limited subscriptions that weren’t mentioned in the article i think that environmental/ recycling/ reusage argument can be a good basis for a campaign for a blanket ba
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by valyagolev 5y ago
for an opposite take https://existentialtype.wordpress.com/2011/03/19/dynamic-lan...
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by valyagolev 5y ago
I absolutely agree with your comment and I’m sad that it’s being downvoted. Thing is, I see all the times web frameworks that would be used in those cases, but improve in many directions almost irrelevant for it. Performance? Ability to do
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by valyagolev 5y ago
Not sure if that's what you're looking for, but check out Pixar's collection on Khan Academy. It helped me a lot even though it's not extremely deep https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/pixar

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