wudangmonk

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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I think there is a very clear open spot where Jai fits in otherwise why would google be doing the same thing with their carbon language. People want a better c++. It should compile fast, have all the low level stuff of C. Have Metaprogrammi
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
You have to use gdb unless you are using windows unless there is another debugger for linux that I'm not aware of. Watched the video and you pretty much have everything mentioned in it with just an lsp, compiler flags and a command tha
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
This reflects my experience with it so far but I see so many claims of multiplicative "productivity" boosts but there's always a lack of concrete examples of what this means. Avoiding a quick google/stack overflow search
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I was frustated with the sheer amount of essays I was helping out my nephew with. It felt like every single week he had an essay from multiple classes, and it was always the same b.s for every single one. I just couldn't see the point
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
This has always seemed to be like the best aproach. You never want people that gravitate towards positions of authority to be in such positions. For positions that require some degree of competence you have to settle with what you get, but
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Raytracing isn't a thing no matter how much nvidia wants to push it. The performance penalty is too big for what amounts to something that takes a trained eye to notice. AI-resolution scaling is nice to have on lower end devices but th
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I only use linux for daily use but deploying software on it is the worst out of any OS that I know of with windows being the best. Every update can potentially break things because who knows what changed in that library you depend on, and i
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The unix philosophy of having small programs that take in input, process it and return a result has proven to a success, I just never understood why the next logical step of having this program in library form never became a thing. I guess
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Do you have any examples of these workflows or what sorts of results are possible. For me ChatGPT has been relegated to synonyms and small trivia lookup. I've been keeping an eye out for such things but I've stopped checking on it
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
isn't CLOS OO based on generic functions and not objects? as far as I know Lisp doesn't have objects in the OO sense either.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
No, its more like "If they remove the Supreme court and install political puppets, I'm moving from the US". My example doesn't really work though cause the US supreme court has always been filled by political puppets but
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Jewish and Hispanics are now races yes.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
In the 6th grade I had a science project due, I of course had done nothing until the day before so I made up weeks of data in the form of journal entries from which bar and line charts were created since I was good with computers back when
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
people can drown in water they can stand when they walked in on their own two feet, how do you human factor that in into your UX?
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
First time finding out that there is a button that opens the door. I've always been using the handle to get out.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
This has to be a racket to extract as much public money as possible. At least in the US and in most cities I have been, projects take years and they usually only send a few guys to work on it about once per week. A few years later they sudd
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The problems it aims to solve seems like an issue for google or those that care if their ad is viewed by a human or not. Can someone give a counter argument of how this might benefit the users themselves?. Chrome on android is completely un
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Maybe when they were part of the E.U it mattered what the U.K did but now they do not seem important enough to be able to dictate things on a global scale. Not trying to put it down but do people worry about how Estonia's law will affe
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Doesn't seem like a myth regardless of who debunks their interpretation of what 'dark ages' means. Things before and after the fall of the western empire seem quite different, maybe it wasn't the fall of the western empi
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
There are reliefs of Ramses II fighting on a chariot and he's from the 1200-1300 BC, so the wheel must have been used much earlier than that by Egyptians.
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
If we take Python an example, how many man-centuries have been spent trying to speed it up enough so that it becomes usable for something it was never meant to be used for?. If 'new science' was writing a small script to automate
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I've had several people recommend me their IDEs or some new text editor from time to time by telling me that the editor supports Emacs style keybindings assuming that is the main difference between editors. I've never used emac&#x
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I was hoping the article would compare how writing code and writing a fantasy, sci-fi, etc. novel are very similar. I find writing stories to be a better analogy to use with programming than civil engineering or architecture. Its very easy
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I get the point but I do agree that it might not be a good analogy since when building structures people might disagree on where they should go but not on what a wall and a door are. In software your caretfully crafted "house" can
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I think the solution people are proposing is paying teachers more AND removing all the fat from the administration side in order to help fund some of it. This will not be enough since the education system has been through decades of being g
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
The number of processes in a system will only give you the potential points of failure. If we measure computer resources we come a completely different conclusion. would you use an OS that uses up more ram and cpu resources than all the pro
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
First chapter of PAIP has this gem that always stuck with me.. You think you know when you learn, are more sure when you can write, even more when you can teach, but certain when you can program. -Alan Perlis Whenever I want to learn someth
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
I don't think including Felipe Calderon was a wise choice, his 'war on drugs' is seen as him just wanting to take out the other cartels and replacing them with his own. Did the cartels take him out? I doubt it. Its an open se
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Ipad Pro was just a gimmick, hardware without the appropriate software is just a waste. You can't code with it at all, you can sort of draw a little bit but again the drawing sotfware and file management of a professional workflow just
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by wudangmonk 3y ago
Humanitarian concerns is the reason for poor relations with the U.S? I find it hard to believe that people actually believe this, there is such a thing as history and the following is a very common pattern: new government decides that deals

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