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4y ago
Yeah, but this is literally a rich-get-richer kind of thing. Labor doesn't have that privilege.
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4y ago
It looks like if you wanted to write a literal "sqrt" you can just type: s q r t but it is kind of nasty.
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4y ago
I think you are the first person I've seen call LabVIEW a joy ;-)
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4y ago
I wonder if compiling the game with ASAN would have helped here, saving a lot of manual digging for out of bounds accesses.
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4y ago
Python 2 string handling was really quite a mess compared to Python 3, and fixing it would have required manual intervention in any case (since it wasn't possible to distinguish usage of strings in Python 2 from raw byte sequences in a
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4y ago
I didn't actually realize the goal of the game was to do it all in order! The help text just says "Move the knight to every square, right to left, top to bottom."
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4y ago
I wish it could keep track of where the knight has already been.
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4y ago
HN at least definitely has a Bay Area libertarian bro-ey vibe in a lot of corners of the internet. I think the white supremacist part is up to your interpretation but the intent behind it is serious, at least.
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4y ago
Hmm. Maybe comments like this are why the author doesn't like HN.
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4y ago
The formula is literally in equation 11.
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4y ago
I've never been sure of the use case of hashids. They're not really a security measure since they can be easily defeated; you might as well just expose the sequential ID at that point. If you do need something with better properti
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4y ago
What makes you think they have no idea what they're doing? There's a lot more weird goo we eat all the time, after all.
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4y ago
If the math doesn't add up then the math doesn't add up. If it's not possible to save for a house with or without avocado toast then talking about avocado toast is really beside the point, isn't it? No amount of "mi
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4y ago
How does a vacuous, facile suggestion like donating a significant chunk of my wages to some African charity stop companies like Sama from taking OpenAI's $12.50/hr and paying out $2/hr and pocketing the change?
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4y ago
I think it depends how deep into the fundamentals you want to go. If you're building say a shopping cart extension for Django, your time is better spent building within the framework than learning the nitty gritty of WSGI. It's a
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4y ago
Do you think it's appropriate to tell others how to grieve? Should they only be allowed to grieve by your standards? If the author thinks it's appropriate to draw a parallel between the two, it's not your place to tell them o
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4y ago
This is an absurd gotcha. If someone is pointing out that someone else is employing a political buzzword for that argument, that's somehow having a "propaganda driven mind"? Everyone knows using the word "woke" like
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4y ago
I don't think there's usually need to have a separate ping timer: just have each client send the sequence number of the last received packet in their response, and the receiver can subtract what they think the game state should be
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4y ago
It's great it worked for you to get you your "1 nice house with no mortgage", but as the article states this only works if property prices don't fall. I think your comment completely disregards the really bad flip side o
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4y ago
Well, only kind of right? You can tell someone one thing then totally just go into the polling booth and vote for someone else, but liquid democracy means you literally just transferred your vote to someone else.
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4y ago
What prevents someone from just buying someone's delegation in liquid democracy? If you were destitute, someone buying your vote might sound like a pretty good deal...
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4y ago
I think you're taking the "survive" part of this too literally.
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4y ago
If you're starting out with training, the general recommendation is to do big compound exercises (if you're powerlifting things like barbell squat, barbell deadlift, barbell bench press; if you're doing calisthenics things li
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4y ago
Didn't Sam Altman found the notorious retina-scanning cryptocurrency?
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4y ago
Point-free composition can be more expensive and hard to optimize compared to anonymous functions, since you're now having to carry a heap-allocated closure around if you've partially applied arguments. Anonymous functions by cont
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4y ago
If Brandon Sanderson is allowed to finish The Wheel of Time, this author is allowed to call it part 2 ;-)
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4y ago
I don't think that's a fair assessment. The root reason is a lot of tech companies believed that the growth in users from the pandemic would be more sustainable ("buying the dip", as it were): after all heads you win, ta
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4y ago
This seems way more error prone than just using an HTML parser and removing script tags. If you use a syntactical parser, you can guarantee your output is safe, all the time. If you're using non-syntactical techniques, then you have to
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4y ago
Yes... and no. There's a slightly horrifying piece of introspection code that does this: https://github.com/ianb/infinite-ai-array/blob/main/iaia/ins...
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4y ago
> The current trend is that people from nations that were colonisers are the cause of, and are responsible for, the woes of descendants of colonised peoples. It's good to see that you can see through the bullshit too. What? I don&#x
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