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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
What's more important the amount of `unsafe` is if it's sound `unsafe` . The problem with `unsafe` is that it's even harder to write correctly than it is to write sound C/C++/Zig/etc. The thing about Undefin
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
I think this is all a misconception about what "productive" really means. It means making progress towards some goal. If you're some temporarily embarrassed billionaire, then the startup grindset is quite productive towards y
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
I'm not sure that I agree that it is. You can be logged into both Uber and Lyft awaiting rides. Good luck trying to be employed at both McDonald's and Burger King awaiting compatible schedules. What makes gig work so different is
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
To be fair, so much of the C++ standard is literally just being explicit about what the standard does not define and often who defines it instead. But to be fair, it would probably be entirely reasonable to categorize that as essentia
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
There used to be a lot of nice default packages, but I'm not aware of any actively maintained ones (other than "company X's config"). So instead... First, find the docs for ESLint and each of the integration packages tha
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
Because this literal fugitive hacktivist is clearly incapable of finding creative ways to get diversified contributions to their Wikipedia page. Heck, they even proudly link to their WP page from their personal site. If they didn't wri
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
VACnet, not VAC. Server-side ML model analyzing player actions influencing their Trust Factor (or just straight up banning in more egregious cases).
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by von_lohengramm 3y ago
Yet it's still pretty dang easy to bypass VGK and cheat in Valorant if you even slightly know what you're doing. Now you have the worst of both worlds. In theory, Valve's VACnet and Trust Factor are the ideal solutions, but i
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
> which is still planned Where are you getting that from? That proposal is not accepted.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Probably because HN users typically 1. are strongly/over-opinionated 2. are power users - most of these design choices are inherently less functional than alternatives 3. understand that these things aren't just "the way they
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
This is exactly what I've been dreaming of ever since Hall effect switches came back. It's very reminiscent of the old school Zboard keyboard that had physical overlays tailored towards specific games. This digital approach seems
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
As mentioned in the article, AWS CDK is (often) used with TypeScript.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
It sounds like you're entirely missing GP's point.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
A significant portion of C(++)'s cruft comes from its catering to one-pass compilers. I will grant you that it simplifies the job of the IDE, but it comes with so many other costs. The obvious is that it requires forward declaration. H
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
I absolutely hate how 60 FPS is the goal for these canvas-based solutions. I can render DOM at 240 FPS (and much higher if my monitor had a better refresh rate) no problem, but things like Flutter barely ever even make it to the triple digi
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
> GPU-backed is faster than not Not necessarily. I've seen far too many cases where GPU acceleration actually made things "slower." Throughput != latency
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
I may be the outlier here, but I have a very hard time comprehending list comprehensions. They've always seemed like a SQL query compressed into a single line (or two if you're lucky!): readable when it's simple, Lovecrafti
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
I'm sure some C++ lawyer can correct me, but isn't branching off of `m_ptr` (e.g. `CHECK()`ing the value) after `std::move(m_ptr)` technically Unspecified Behavior since `std::move(m_ptr)` leaves `m_ptr` as an Unspecified Value? I
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Sure, but oftentimes technical documentation is severely lacking. PRFAQs, initial design docs, etc. are thoughtfully created and thoroughly reviewed, but the actual implementation lacks the documentation required to make onboarding (be it n
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
For things that UBsan checks for, yes, but there's a ridiculous amount of things that are surprisingly UB in C(++).
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Well, Nix was mentioned a few posts up... But in general, Guix is directly based off of Nix and is seen by many as "Nix + Guile + GNU". Is it odd to see people talking about a different BSD in a {Free,Open,Net,*}BSD thread?
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
You can do that with NixOS trivially.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Have you seen how much money they receive and where they squander it all?
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
You mean "Not just Japan. China."
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Japan
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
> We've had -Werror forever, the consensus is it's a bad idea. Says who? Package repo maintainers? -Werror is actually quite divisive.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
It is because of conhost. You can actually replace the default Windows one with the new OpenConsole and it makes your entire PC faster. Kinda neat.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
On average, sure, but there are plenty of metabolic outliers, and I doubt those seeking weight loss are on the higher end. My weight was surprisingly consistent at 1300kcal/day.
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
Although unemployment[0] is back to the pre-pandemic low, the employment-population ratio[1] is still below pre-pandemic levels. People just don't want to work. Probably partially due to the same factors that gave way to /r/a
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by von_lohengramm 4y ago
When it comes to music, it usually takes up to 5 songs on autoplay before YouTube will get in a rut and replay the same exact sequence of 8 songs. Every. Time. Forever. It's not that I dislike those songs, but I think I'm starting

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