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by z3t4 2y ago
What about compilers? What is an OS without a compiler?
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by z3t4 2y ago
And some form of autism. If you make a "normal" person rich they would spend their time and resources partying.
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by z3t4 2y ago
Did anyone actually want ES modules, and are anyone using ES modules in production today? I don't think so except for transpiling languages that compile and bundle the JS. The only argument against lazy loading is that single threaded
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by z3t4 2y ago
The AI should be required to cite the source. But that wont work for LLM though as they are just random words put together in a way that is statistically probable.
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by z3t4 2y ago
Timing is very important. The market was not ready. Doh.
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by z3t4 2y ago
For anyone designing a programming language, enforce namespace to includes/imports! and if possible, don't allow top level side effects. let foo = include "lib/foo.hurl" foo.init() it's much easier
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by z3t4 2y ago
It's a market like any other, sure it's very hard to evaluate a software developer. But if prices meet demand the problem will fix itself. Right now the market is flooded with new workers. But employers want people with experience
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by z3t4 2y ago
You can take small snippets, but not the whole page. But why do you want to release someone else work publicly!? Just save it on your own device if you find it useful.
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by z3t4 2y ago
How can a cubic millimeter contain 230 millimeters of blood vessels?
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by z3t4 2y ago
The most difficult part is figuring out what they are measuring, and how they want you to solve the problem, there are hundreds of ways to solve a problem. And once you have a solution, there is no time to make it o(n) effective, or do mi
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by z3t4 2y ago
It would probably only take one or two generations to adapt, if the offspring dies before reproductive age - evolution is cruel, but it can be effective.
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by z3t4 2y ago
How did you find the images? How did you solve the copyright issue?
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by z3t4 2y ago
For example NPM will give ownership to a package/module if you just ask support.
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by z3t4 2y ago
just drop the tank when the weight/thrust ratio is too low. Thanks for the book suggestion! (have not read it yet)
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by z3t4 2y ago
No! Learn what interest you - what you think is the best and most interesting technology. Then look for jobs that use those technologies! Or do it backwards - look for jobs that use the techology you want to learn, then apply for a junior
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by z3t4 2y ago
The science of pressure chambers have also advanced, we could just pump whatever material, like liquid air into a pressure tank and then load it into the rocket. No mixing or pumping needed just open the valve and let the pressure out and y
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by z3t4 2y ago
We could argue if having 1-3 code cowboys is better then a large team. If the code cowboys can produce higher quality, quicker. They will be difficult to replace after many years though.
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by z3t4 2y ago
Forces from the muscles are the main bone stimulator. Running in low gravity would probably use less muscle force then a rowing machine.
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by z3t4 2y ago
Node.js is a server framework for quickly building small systems like server daemons with good performance and security. It's interesting how much over-engineered it has become (blaming JavaScript) considering that it's now mainly
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by z3t4 2y ago
Most bugs are found at runtime. The static analysis mostly finds silly errors that are easy to fix. A great type system do make it easier to write spaghetti code though, and you can have one letter variable names - naming is difficult.
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by z3t4 2y ago
You made two points that are correct in theory, but in practice those lookups would/could take micro-seconds, and the bug would be detected within minutes in a production environment. And it would take five minutes or less to patch.
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by z3t4 2y ago
function foo(customerId, itemId, orderId) { if(!customer[customerId]) throw new Error("Customer with id=" + customerId + " does not exist"); if(!item[itemId]) throw new Error("Item with id=&qu
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by z3t4 3y ago
Related "Dilbert on Kubernetes"
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by z3t4 3y ago
Someone asked about integer support in JavaScript. JS now supports BigInt! >2**57 144115188075855870 >2n**57n 144115188075855872n
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by z3t4 3y ago
I suspect there will be some extra network latency using usb-c compared to a RJ hardware switch.
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by z3t4 3y ago
Happy new year
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by z3t4 3y ago
We have reached a point where the computer no longer does exactly that we tell it to do :P I always though of computers being stupid, but very fast. With AI they are slow, and make human errors :P
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by z3t4 3y ago
My first smartphone in 2000 had a very thin pen, that allowed for high precision typing, selecting text, etc. The OS was made for pen usage. Android and iOS are however not designed for pen usage. I tried a Galaxy note, but due to Android n
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by z3t4 3y ago
You can boycott the bad companies. Spread the word about how they are bad so others can stop using them as well. We live in a world where anyone can communicate with anyone else on the planet. The power is in the hands of the many.
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by z3t4 3y ago
I installed Windows recently and it didn't want to create a partition. Tried all kind of black magic (you can do a lot of stuff using the tools on the install media). Finally I copied the windows usb onto the hdd and booted from it, th

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