chris_pie

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by chris_pie 10mo ago
The potential customer rarely cares whether a service provider is running their business well. What matters is the product's value added and risks added, as compared to just using the underlying tech directly.
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by chris_pie 10mo ago
That's a big name for a slop fork. So many possibilities (with LLMs and without) but Google just can't bring themselves to do anything creative, let alone transformative.
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by chris_pie 10mo ago
note that the front page also says: "61 chapters • Project-based • Zero AI"
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by chris_pie 10mo ago
I don't think so, I think it's just a pompous style of writing.
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by chris_pie 11mo ago
I wish the author explained the difference between pipelines and multi-statement queries
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by chris_pie 1y ago
You're right, for example age is useful when picking targets for scams. It would also be great for groomers.
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Hot take in regards to the good old statement taken literally: the boring<->exciting dimension is irrelevant in terms of something being good or bad. Yes I know, stable things are stable
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by chris_pie 1y ago
The meaning has changed very quickly for some reason, but I think the original meaning was that you evaluate the result in a superficial manner by checking if the program seems to work fine. So "vibe" here is as opposed to any met
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by chris_pie 1y ago
The second one seems very similar to the "using static" feature, but less verbose.
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by chris_pie 1y ago
For this specific case there's a "Nitter Redirect" extension
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Hasn't the blue light affecting circadian rhythms been debunked at this point?
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by chris_pie 1y ago
To your point, ValueTask is less safe than Task. For example, it's important not to await it more than once.
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by chris_pie 1y ago
I can't find the actual decision, but there was some discussion here: https://github.com/WebAssembly/gc/issues/77 Microsoft later in 2023 said that that discussion "is the current state we are in. W
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Here's a benchmark of int keys in .NET https://github.com/MessagePack-CSharp/MessagePack-CSharp#des...
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by chris_pie 1y ago
.NET doesn't use WasmGC because Microsoft found it too different from how .NET's GC works. Which is quite unfortunate
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by chris_pie 1y ago
I've been using Pixel 8 for nearly a year now and I agree that it's surprisingly buggy. Also, the chip is excessively power-hungry, especially for the performance it offers. In addition: the modem is bad and very power-hungry as w
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Best he could do was DEUS I
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by chris_pie 1y ago
attribute names depend on the implementation, Solid uses JSX and `class`
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by chris_pie 1y ago
what's funny is that there are 2 libraries called hyperscript
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Some features of Kiwi were merged to Edge, which means it now supports extensions (any extension if using developer options in Canary)
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Same on a not-old Pixel 8
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Great job! Does anyone know which one was first: Slime Volleyball or Blobby Volley? I fondly remember playing Blobby Volley at school
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by chris_pie 1y ago
There's also Paddle (who's a Merchant of Record)
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by chris_pie 1y ago
Also the Units of Measure are a great feature. I think they're a zero-cost abstraction that Rust users love to mention.
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by chris_pie 1y ago
To be fair, my knowledge of F# is a bit basic, but I meant stuff like classes (including abstract ones), interfaces, and the ingrained interop with C#.
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by chris_pie 1y ago
I have to say, I laughed when I noticed the framerate, in what's (in a way) a hardware ad
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by chris_pie 1y ago
I'd say F# is closer to filling that gap than OCaml. It's a bit less insistent on being functional and has a more familiar syntax. I find it more practical in general.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
I'm on Chrome on Android and AdGuard blocks all your visualizations, just FYI
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by chris_pie 2y ago
There's also a long standing issue of random peaks to 100% CPU, that they don't seem to be able to fix.
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by chris_pie 2y ago
This is very similar to the idea of Zooming User Interfaces (ZUI) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooming_user_interface

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