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chrisrodrigue
1y ago
Web browsers are just glorified JavaScript interpreters. Making Python a first-class citizen in the browser would be sweet.
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Zig hits on a lot of Zen of Python. > Beautiful is better than ugly. > Explicit is better than implicit. > Simple is better than complex. > Readability counts. What really sets Zig apart from the usual suspects (C, C++, Rust) is
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Pretty awesome if you ask me. Why even use Unity if this exists? Why even install an app if you could feasibly run a full-blown game with 3D physics in the browser on your iPhone at 60 FPS? Where in the world are all the browser-based game
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1y ago
...isn't that what templates were made for? Template metaprogramming in C++ is Turing-complete.
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Ask HN: What tiny LLMs are you getting the best results from?
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1y ago
We have a handful of ways to create strings now. Meanwhile, pytest is still not part of the standard library.
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1y ago
That seems extraordinarily affordable for a permanent, life-altering operation that needs 30 medics and takes 17 hours. For a comparison, check out what a 1-month supply of a biologic drug costs: https://www.goodrx.com/stela
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From https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/99108#issue-1436673... : > As evidenced by the recent SHA3 buffer overflow, cryptographic primitives are tricky to implement correctly. There might be issues wi
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There's no mention of what Python version this is actually in. After some digging, it looks like the answer is 3.14 [0], so we won't be seeing this until October [1]. One could argue that this is a security fix (just read the firs
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Yeah, embedded C++ is a wildly different experience from vanilla. I've worked in large embedded C++ codebases where we couldn't use the STL and had to use homegrown containers for everything. I wonder how Rust is stacking up (no p
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They are grumpy about having to install the Rust compiler for a good reason. You can’t compile for Rust on Windows without using MSVC via Visual Studio Build Tools, which has a restrictive license.
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1y ago
Linear Algebra Unit?
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Yeah, definitely. It's basically executable pseudocode and it's really simple for a beginner to pick up and hit the ground running for a variety of use cases. Some people will tell you to start with C or C++ to get a better intuit
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Python is really shaping up to be the lingua franca of programming languages. Its adoption is soaring in this FOSS renaissance and I think it's the closest thing to a golden hammer that we've ever had. The PEP model is a good vehi
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I love this kind of detective work. It blows my mind how easy it is to pinpoint someone with the smallest bits of identifying info.