dan00

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by dan00 3mo ago
> IMO none of these things point to a AI being a bubble (over-hyped, demand does not match the stated value). It mostly points to the opposite, there is massive demand for AI and every layer of the supply chain is struggling to keep up w
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by dan00 4mo ago
Humans just have the cognitive ability to be violent on a larger scale. Otherwise I also don‘t really see much of a difference to animals.
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by dan00 4mo ago
As a vim, linux, shell guy, I still love my mapping of Caps Lock pressed to CTRL und Caps Lock released to ESC. Being able to reach CTRL and ESC with the little finger while keeping your hands on the home row keys is great.
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by dan00 4mo ago
I think I read somewhere, that your preferred hand is better at staying in rhythm.
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by dan00 7mo ago
It‘s exactly the kind of words that venture capital wants to here.
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by dan00 8mo ago
Looking at code, it‘s easier to spot the missing check for an error code, than a not catched exceptions. Also error codes are part of the signature of a function, which exceptions aren‘t.
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by dan00 8mo ago
> Often when someone wants to talk about a situation involving difficult feelings, they're actually trying to process those feelings: to understand where the feelings are coming from, to be validated, and to be able to take a broade
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by dan00 8mo ago
> The only country 1st world country not to have really obese people is Japan (~5% obese ~20% overweight). (~35% obsese ~70% overweight US) and I'd wager a large part of that is the fact that kids cook for themselves in school so th
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by dan00 1y ago
That's absolutely useless and that's great!
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by dan00 1y ago
> The problem here (again, i think) lies in the fact that we don't often see the grander value of our everyday works and yearn to do SOMETHING grander, more impactful, but we don't know which, or how, and in time it will tormen
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by dan00 1y ago
The dryer could tell the garage door to open, to reduce humidity.
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by dan00 1y ago
Well, I'm only saying locale dependent file formats!
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by dan00 1y ago
You really shouldn't be limited by only one language: https://github.com/charyan/unirust
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by dan00 2y ago
It's the few highlights in the cacophony called life, that makes life worth living.
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by dan00 2y ago
I‘m using cgdb, which is a minimal ncurses wrapper around gdb. It‘s a lot better than the TUI of gdb.
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by dan00 2y ago
I think the problem with "big" language ideas is, that as long as they match exactly your needs, they're great, but if they're slightly off, they can be a pain in the ass. I'm wondering if languages could provide so
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by dan00 3y ago
It was always so draining going for lunch with work colleagues, that couldn't stop talking about work and tried to eat as fast as possible.
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by dan00 3y ago
Like in life itself, if you‘re trying to control your programming job too much, you will be just miserable and fuel your anxiety. The complexity and unpredictability of the future can‘t be completely controlled. IMHO the only solution is to
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by dan00 3y ago
The deeper your questions go, the less likely you will find answers for them. If you insist to find an answer, can't continue living without finding it, you're going to have a quite miserable life. The mind is an incredible tool,
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by dan00 3y ago
In way this shows what meditation has become in the western world, a tool to become more productive, to become a even more effective, harder worker. We don‘t get how our culture is making us sick, how we try harder and harder to get to the
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by dan00 3y ago
The wages in east germany are still quite a bit lower compared to west germany.
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by dan00 4y ago
I think the naming of the ‘else’ branch in the loop could be more telling, like using the name ‘finally’ or ‘finish’.
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by dan00 4y ago
I would interpret it differently. A man getting that easily bored by just one project, might as easily get bored by just one wife.
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by dan00 4y ago
Yes, the breast cancer screening already has quite questionable results.
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by dan00 5y ago
You might try an other diet that‘s more filling and creates less cravings. So less carbs and more protein and fat. I don‘t think that willpower really works in this regard long term. It only creates frustrations.
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by dan00 5y ago
You have to start somewhere and if you can switch just one software, which you can later also use on linux, it seems like the perfect way to go. Switching is always painful and will result in some troubles. So keeping it at a minimum is a g
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by dan00 5y ago
> I love Rust precisely because of this. You can leverage the compiler to drive your development and design. If it's hard, then it's probably wrong! Yes, I had the same experience writing code in Rust and Haskell. If the design
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by dan00 5y ago
> No big plan and then engineering the small pieces to build it. I've mostly followed the small pieces that drew me at the time. I'm aware that this approach could just as likely lead you to wasting your life on whimsy and end
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by dan00 6y ago
> Watch your compile times though And your error messages. ;)
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by dan00 6y ago
> I would add that, after stack, tooling is not a problem anymore. It's not as good and polished as rust's cargo but it's ahead several other languages. In a way Cabal 3 is even ahead of cargo, by being able of sharing bui

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