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by zogrodea 2y ago
That's quite helpful. Thank you for the information!
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by zogrodea 2y ago
All my friends are on there and haven't switched to another site. Some nice features are definitely getting removed from it though (like being able to hide a tweet so only a subset of your followers can see it).
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by zogrodea 2y ago
I'm usually faster at retyping a word that has a typo, than moving to the exact locations that need edits within a word. So the c-varianta are better for me.
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by zogrodea 2y ago
Is there a guide or spec to how Vim defines text/a word? I'm thinking of cursor motions like 'e' or 'w'. If you paste in a URL put your cursor on the starting 'h' and press 'e', your cursor
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by zogrodea 2y ago
The last example just points to two types of permissions coming from different sources. "Leadership gave me permission to view this file, but the computer/network doesn't permit me to do that."
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by zogrodea 2y ago
I do see incredibly weird kids content on YouTube sometimes (most likely bot generated?) which makes me think kids have been experiencing a worse internet before the rest of us have.
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by zogrodea 2y ago
This approach to remove bad search suggestions manually reminded of a different approach Google once took, where they weren’t satisfied with manually tweaking search results but rather wanted to tweak the algorithm that produces these resul
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by zogrodea 2y ago
That's pretty cool! Wouldn't have guessed that Haskell would has had this feature since 2015.
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by zogrodea 2y ago
There are at least a few nascent statically typed languages (as in, full static typing rather than gradual) which nevertheless let code with type errors compile for the sake of testing. The two that I know of are Darklang [0] and Roc [1] wh
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by zogrodea 2y ago
What would you say to someone who responds that AI art only exists because of training data stolen from unpaid artists?
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by zogrodea 2y ago
It's pretty much that Bjarne Stroustrup quote: “There are only two kinds of [open source projects]: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses”.
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by zogrodea 2y ago
Thanks for the link. I'm aware Dart currently has static typing similar to Java and C#, and has had it for some time, My question was different though and I was asking (quoting comments further up the chain) whether "google's
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by zogrodea 2y ago
Network API contracts/documentation are just an attempt of type safety over the untyped network boundary. Network communications are the most tedious and annoying part of programming for me because of the validation of the request body
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by zogrodea 2y ago
I believe Dart was originally gradually typed, and then abandoned the gradual typing for strict-typing-by-default? That doesn't quite sound properly type-safe to me although still safer than how Javascript is by default. My only refere
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by zogrodea 3y ago
Not sure if this is sarcasm, but the thread was only posted 20 minutes ago and has 9 replies already. I personally am tired of AI/LLM news but it still seems popular from this thread.
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by zogrodea 3y ago
One of the people who helped optimise the multi core implementation for OCaml said it was the way to go, but that was in 2020. Don’t know where things are now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23776609
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by zogrodea 3y ago
Standard ML and the community around it has been pretty impressive as far as contributions to memory management literature goes. There is of course the paper you linked, and there's also the MLKit which was among the first users, and o
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by zogrodea 3y ago
Some ight appreciate the following short paper, relatedly. A quote is extracted below. https://uhra.herts.ac.uk/bitstream/handle/2299/5831/903260.p... "We lecturers naturally worry about the content
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by zogrodea 3y ago
Language Server Protocol. It's more or less a way for standaline plugins/programs to provide language-specific functionality like autocompletions, syntax-highlighting, and diagnostic errors (like type errors) independently of a sp
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I had to use Flutter and Dart for a job a couple of years back and found this video series an excellent guide when learning about them too. Would recommend to anyone looking to learn either too.
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I think one usage of "profit" is "making money" and the other is "benefitting from". "I feel I'm benefitting from the AI hype train although I'm not making money from my projects."
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I agree that it would be better to leave the memory of that horrific event which killed millions alone, but it's being invoked by both sides, and if both sides can't come to an agreement about a matter where people are being kille
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I don't think anyone mentioned Jews before who are just normal humans like everyone else here. It's just simple to see that there are pretty heavy-handed actions taken by Western leaders in support of the Zionist (not Jewish) stat
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I'm probably not the only person who misinterpreted "gig" in the title as "job", as in "side gig", instead of "gigabytes" as was intended. (Makes sense considering LinkedIn is about jobs, but &qu
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by zogrodea 3y ago
Thanks for the link. That was exactly my use case and I should remember your helpful suggestion next time I use TS.
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by zogrodea 3y ago
I find myself inclined to the opinion you're disagreeing with in all honesty. When defining types in other languages, the task is prescriptive (you specify what fields there are in a type and the runtime accepts this as law), but in Ty
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by zogrodea 3y ago
The Indian startup I work for (mentioning Indian because the higher-ups are Indian and it may be related to their culture - I don't know as we're based in the UK and the higher-ups are nice people I think) used to do this. Was ask
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by zogrodea 3y ago
This looks extremely cool and I'm excited to use it in my own personal hobby projects. It looks like the somewhat standardised Cairo/Skia/canvas/NanoVG API (moveTo, lineTo, etc.) is provided so should hopefully take not
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Two Performance Aesthetics: Never Miss a Frame and Do Almost Nothing(thume.ca)
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by zogrodea 3y ago
The thing that bothers me the most about this article is that the sheep were "created" for the purpose of hunting and taking them as trophies. A totally vain and senseless act and not worth taking a creature's life for. Some

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