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by emoII 2mo ago
I actually agree but what even is ”production grade”? More complexity and excessive fault handling? Nah, happy path coding ftw. Production grade software = collective understanding of the system imo
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by emoII 2mo ago
Damn that’s pretty awesome, very intuitive for me that the angular relation between hour/minute hand is always preserved
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by emoII 4mo ago
Well if knowing what to build is still the moat, then at least someone knowing that that was _actually_ built is still super important, no?
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by emoII 6mo ago
Super interesting, I wonder if this research will cause them to actually change their llm, like turning down the ”desperation neurons” to stop Claude from creating implementations for making a specific tests pass etc.
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by emoII 6mo ago
Yes, as ClojureScript
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by emoII 6mo ago
I think you can actually replace crypto with LLMs/Diffusion models in this sentence and it will still hold true
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by emoII 6mo ago
It is if you just check the sources, heres the json: ``` [ { "name": "Nematode", "emoji": "", "pop": 5e19, "category": "Roundworm (Invertebrate)", &
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by emoII 8mo ago
Thanks, just went and bought it!
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by emoII 9mo ago
Basically branch coverage but also all variations of the predicates, e.g. testing both true || true, and true || false
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by emoII 9mo ago
Terraform is not an abstraction on top of multiple cloud providers, you work with aws, azure etc explicitly. It is , however, agnostic in the sense that you can provision aws, azure, gcp, etc resources within the same iac project
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by emoII 10mo ago
Steps 2 & 3 expands to any installation method and version of java
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by emoII 10mo ago
Never understood why you’d use sdkman for Java. I just do: 1. brew install openjdk@<version> 2. ln -s <homebrew path> </Library/JavaVirtualMachines/> 3. /libexec/java_home -v <version> Afaik,
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by emoII 10mo ago
I don’t understand how to work with the intermediate language in such a back-to-front approach, wouldn’t you need to know in advance what pass to implement next so that the input to the current pass matches the output of your next, unimplem
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by emoII 11mo ago
You're correct, that is lazy evaluation. The entire article talks about lazy evaluation without mentioning it, which was my point
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by emoII 11mo ago
Interesting that this article makes no mention of eager vs lazy evaluation - isn’t a big reason that if, for etc has to be special forms in an eagerly evaluated language that their arguments need to be lazily evaluated, which of course, dev
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by emoII 11mo ago
AI responses and code generated by AI are literally the same thing
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by emoII 11mo ago
This is a fun one I think: - Use dark mode - Go to wikipedia (or any white page) - Open the keyboard - Watch the keyboard start in light mode and then resize very weirdly within its container as it switches to dark mode Atleast it does on a
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by emoII 11mo ago
And I guess the smaller the cluster, the larger the bubble?
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by emoII 1y ago
It seems the link to the minesweeper paper is broken, anyone know the title/has an alternate link?
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by emoII 1y ago
Yeah my plan is definitely to move to zen in the long run, it's mostly migrating workspaces and so on that hold me back
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by emoII 1y ago
Damn, I really appreciate the decision to do this in a new product. Arc is the best browser I've ever used, and I'd hate to see AI features forced upon me. Thanks Browser Company!
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by emoII 1y ago
Where can I read about this? It still gets regular updates and is front and center on the browser company website
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by emoII 1y ago
Where can I find Jonathan Blows “Why can’t we even conceive of writing a new OS today” post? No luck when searching for it
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by emoII 1y ago
I bet the kubernetes project has test for that, why should I as an application developer care about testing something other than my own code?
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by emoII 1y ago
You do write tests, don’t you?
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by emoII 1y ago
And the typesystem is built in a way that it does not really help you due to typechecking being so slow. Make an error/begin refactoring in ocaml: just follow the typechecker until you’re done. Make an error/begin refactoring in s
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by emoII 2y ago
Isn't this basically just push-based deployments? If your build agent opens a connection to the server this is essentially what happens
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by emoII 2y ago
In other words, the former is syntactic sugar and having just the latter option would suffice
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by emoII 2y ago
It’s not clear to me how using a framework replaces cra, or why cra is a hassle to maintain? I’ve always thought of cra as a way for beginners to quickly wire necessary stuff up to get a working, ”vanilla” react project, something that coul
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by emoII 2y ago
Something like go, yes. Imo there is benefit to only being able to do things one way, and in swift there are a lot of ways to do everything. A trivial example: why can you bind variables in pattern matches with both case let .some(x) and c

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