desumeku

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by desumeku 1y ago
Why would you ever do opts.URL instead of opts.FooService.URL or opts.BarService.URL? What does ambiguity and imprecision gain you here when you can just write out from which struct you want it from? I don't even know why opts.URL woul
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by desumeku 1y ago
>This increasingly likely future is made all the more infuriating by the annoyances of the current reality of AI. The fact that AI is so presently inescapable despite how many glaring security-affecting flaws it causes, how much it propa
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by desumeku 1y ago
This article has nothing to do with the inflationary or deflationary nature of the currency, this is a problem solely caused by the block size limit, which other cryptocurrencies are free from and don't worry about.
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by desumeku 1y ago
It's not rust. It's crust. https://github.com/tsoding/crust "The Rules of Crust Every function is unsafe. No references, only pointers. No cargo, build with rustc directly. No std, but libc is allowed. O
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by desumeku 1y ago
All content that violates the law of the United States is banned on 4chan. I don't know where you got that idea.
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by desumeku 1y ago
4chan culture itself is derived from polish, finnish and japanese imageboard culture and 4chan has always had a large international userbase.
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by desumeku 1y ago
4chan is more moderated than you'd imagine.
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by desumeku 1y ago
You say potato, I say po-tat-o. You "market failure and waste", I say "taking advantage of local efficiencies and powering a global financial system". Did you miss the part where they share revenue with the energy compan
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by desumeku 1y ago
Rust is supposedly post-1.0 but it still doesn't have a standard that isn't just documenting the output of the compiler.
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by desumeku 1y ago
Tone is important. You are insufferable. I am 21 years old and would also rather write C and hang around the "old conservatives" than be in a community of people who talk about others the way you do.
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by desumeku 1y ago
Yes, and if BSD was what everyone used for servers instead of Linux, then there would be nothing stopping Oracle from selling you Oracle BSD for a nice subscription price. Of course, they and red hat are already doing this in their own way
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by desumeku 2y ago
> Correctness and maintainability trumps performance Great, please make all the software even slower than it already is. I am overjoyed to have to purchase several new laptops a decade because they become e-waste purely due to the degrad
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by desumeku 2y ago
> The compiler can make it mutable for better performance Well, we already know that no pure FP language can match the performance of a dirty normal imperative language, except for Common Lisp (which I am happy to hear an explanation for
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by desumeku 2y ago
The language server, maybe?
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by desumeku 2y ago
"Go is not meant to innovate programming theory. It’s meant to innovate programming practice.”
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by desumeku 2y ago
> it could build up a set internally, it could use a hashmap, or any one of a million other approaches. It can even probe the size of the array to pick the performance-optimal approach. I don't have to care. Well, this is probably w
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by desumeku 2y ago
Everything you said is true for both of our programs, the only difference is whether or not it's hidden behind function calls you can't see and don't have access to. You don't really think that functional languages aren&
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by desumeku 2y ago
o_node := graph.GetNodeByName(name) var ret []string for _, node := range o_node.connectedNodes() { if !node.isHidden { ret = append(ret, node.name) } } return ret
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by desumeku 2y ago
"A little copying is better than a little dependency."
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by desumeku 2y ago
> I want a similar thing to ActiveRecord First of all, you shouldn't be using Go, because it's not the language where you do those kinds of things.
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by desumeku 2y ago
It does not take more than 10 lines of code to launch a goroutine (or two, or more, due to how easy worker pools are in Go) that receives email requests and sends them in batches.
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by desumeku 2y ago
>job queues In Go, these are called "channels".
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by desumeku 2y ago
HN is all about privacy, security, never trusting Google ever ever, etc. until it comes to crypto, and then all of a sudden it's well only criminals would want that and don't you know they can probably trace you anyway etc.
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by desumeku 2y ago
If it's so easy, why don't they just enforce it? Go ahead and try and catch people when they make Monero transactions and arrest them, considering the entire protocol is designed to make that as hard as possible.
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by desumeku 2y ago
If you think democracy is threatened because someone pledges their public support for a specific party, then you don't actually believe in democracy.
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by desumeku 2y ago
If bitcoin becomes a world reserve currency like maxis think it will, then in a late-stage bitcoin scenario, the main chain would have such a high demand, and thus high enough fees, that it would serve more as a settlement layer where side-
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by desumeku 2y ago
You should really read The Wealth of Nations before you talk about currencies needing "backed" or "intrinsic" value. It's not in the definition of money at all.
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by desumeku 2y ago
The cryptocurrency space is going to be much more than a "casino" in the near future. You can already buy tokenized stocks and treasury bills if you're not a resident of the USA. Trump said crypto capital , so expect at leas
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by desumeku 2y ago
Only until the dollar hits 0 in comparison. Then, it doesn't matter what a bitcoin is "worth", since it's all arbitrary at that point and it can be used as a pure economic unit devoid of any other context.
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by desumeku 2y ago
Which wars, specifically?

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