wormlord

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by wormlord 2y ago
Cool! Since I learned Rust I've wanted a Django replacement that has the functionality of a batteries included Web Framework + the speed/footprint of Rust. I'll check it out!
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by wormlord 2y ago
Sometimes at bedtime my cat will go to the door and scream nonstop. I don't know why he does it. Maybe it is for food or attention. But the only way I have found to get him to stop is to pick him up, put him on his special pillow, squi
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by wormlord 2y ago
This could be done cheaply with some rooted Kindle Fire tablets. I don't follow 100% but it sounds cool.
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by wormlord 2y ago
It could be that I just haven't written enough Rust to encounter this issue. Thanks for the insight!
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> For another thing: it’s straightforward to modify JavaScript dependencies locally. I’ve often tweaked something in my local node_modules folder when I’m trying to track down a bug or work on a feature in a library I depend on. Whereas
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by wormlord 2y ago
I am surprised we don't see more "Dr. Doolittle" projects like this. I assumed rats or corvids would be good candidates for animal language translation projects since you can keep them in a confined space and record video of
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by wormlord 2y ago
Your niece sounds cool.
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Julian Jaynes[1] makes a pretty compelling argument that our unconscious mind does pretty much all of the heavy lifting with regards to problem-solving. The conscious mind just steers us and lets us remember what we are doing. If I recall c
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by wormlord 2y ago
Wait until you learn about something called "the military"
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by wormlord 2y ago
Before I had cats, I used to think of them in terms of other animals. What I mean is that a dog or a horse is very defined by its skeletal structure. They are like popsicle stick armatures with some flesh thrown on. Now I think of cats more
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by wormlord 2y ago
Incredible cope.
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There are long periods of figuring out the domain model. Then figuring out the specification of a program. Then a lot of continuous writing until I find a flaw in my domain model. Revisit my previous assumptions, saw and sand away at some r
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by wormlord 2y ago
You offer a hypothetical that has no basis in reality. A better real-world example is people using their collective bargaining power, which slightly inconveniences me and other consumers. As it happens, this is a frequent occurence, and I a
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by wormlord 2y ago
I have some issues with CPI that are used in these charts. I don't mean to be like "argh this data disagrees with my worldview therefore it is bad!", but lots of people have made complaints about the CPI not showing the full
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by wormlord 2y ago
> The data does not show a downward spiral of individual wages and wealth Not sure what data you are using. All data I have seen from the Federal Reserve and others show stagnant/negative wages accounting for inflation (since the 19
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by wormlord 2y ago
If you value people solely by their economic output then I am just going to immediately discard your opinion.
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> the video of Daggett threatening to “cripple” the entire economy, or the fact that Daggett is alleged to have connections to organized crime. Half of our economy is built around making as many people replaceable as possible so that the
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by wormlord 2y ago
Even if he is small, his muscle definition is very impressive. It's pretty cool that you can have that physique from regular physical labor.
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by wormlord 2y ago
There is a good "Behind the Bastards" episode about this event. Also the Chagossian man in the Wikipedia article is incredibly jacked. I am assuming that physique is just from physical labor but holy cow.
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by wormlord 2y ago
Engines replace horses. What does AI replace?
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by wormlord 2y ago
You could probably get them to do a 180-degree u-turn
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by wormlord 2y ago
I don't know how it works exactly, but I believe you can have a fully in-memory SQLite database. Bun's sqlite library and SqlAlchemy both let you operate on in-memory SQLite db's which you can then write to disk. Edit: readin
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by wormlord 2y ago
Construct 3 is great. I used to it to teach at a camp. I would recommend this over everything else in this thread. It has a low barrier to entry, with the option to learn JS a bit at a time as the kid's skills grow.
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by wormlord 2y ago
I know that this is a website for startups, but looking at art that people enjoy and put their soul into and thinking "how can I extract profit from this" I think is actually close to a mental illness. I understand that commodific
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by wormlord 2y ago
Because the goal as of now is not to get to the moon. It's a government jobs program. Nothing wrong with that IMO, but in the 1960s the goal was to get to the moon before the Soviets + pour money into ICBM-adjacent tech. Now the motive
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Anecdotally I can name 2: https://slint.dev/success/sksignet-evcharger#story https://www.qt.io/blog/2015/12/15/ableton-push-qt-in-music-m...
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by wormlord 2y ago
This could be kind of fun if done in moderation. Maybe a git hook that lets the creator of the PR select a song to play over the speakers when the merge request goes through. Some people might get pissed off, but I think it would be nice to
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by wormlord 2y ago
Isn't this kind of "burying the lede" where the real 'alarmingness' is the fact that people are so willing to kill someone they have never met, going off of very little information, with a missile from the sky, even
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I sat down one weekend to try and make a demo in Bevy. The ECS system was cool, it's almost like querying a database. However every tutorial I found, even the most recent ones, were already outdated. They had just moved from 0.14 to 0.
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I appreciate what it is trying to say, it's pretty basic knowledge for anyone that has broken out of "the market is God" mentality though through reading about the basics of finance. I think the writing style is influenced by

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