euiq

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by euiq 2mo ago
You can do safe parametrization with PREPARE, you don't need CREATE FUNCTION. Don't most PostgreSQL libraries handle such concerns for you, anyway?
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by euiq 2mo ago
Pi already emits good errors messages; I always see Claude Opus 4.8 correct itself in its next attempt when it gets a tool call wrong.
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by euiq 4mo ago
`uv.lock` pins exact versions (and hashes) of your dependencies.
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by euiq 1y ago
General Topology is valuable, especially for the filter perspective; so are some of the Algebra volumes.
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by euiq 1y ago
I know that `git rebase` changes the committer date while keeping the author date the same, so I'm assuming something similar happened here. For example, many of the early commits have this committer date with varying author dates:
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by euiq 2y ago
let me guess: you haven't read the article, have you?
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by euiq 2y ago
He’s built up an impressive amount of clout over a short period of time, mostly by interviewing interesting guests on his podcast while not boring listeners to death (unlike a certain other interviewer with high-caliber guests that shall re
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by euiq 2y ago
I agree that “/usr/sbin directory becomes a symlink to bin” can be confusing for new users, but I don’t think it’s wrong: I interpret this statement as saying that /usr/sbin is going to be a relative symlink with targe
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by euiq 3y ago
Recent versions of F# can stop on individual function applications in an expression like x |> f a |> g b … (search for "pipeline debugging" on < https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet&#
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by euiq 3y ago
It's a joke.
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by euiq 3y ago
I assume they're talking about code like x |> f a |> g b … … where everything after the first |> is essentially in point-free style.
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by euiq 3y ago
Your posts are my favorite thing about Hacker News, both because of the things you're saying and the way you're saying them; please don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
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by euiq 3y ago
This feels like a conversation where it would have been useful for the participants to be very explicit about the points they were trying to convey: the reviewer could have said "Isn't this a quadratic algorithm, because each call
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by euiq 3y ago
I think you're missing that your needs are different from those of the people quoted in PEP 703: < https://peps.python.org/pep-0703/#motivation >
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by euiq 3y ago
I don't think that "flickers between tasks very rapidly to simulate concurrency" is a good mental model for event loops. It's more like "runs one task at a time until it hits a suspension point," where a suspen
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by euiq 3y ago
Is this a situation that you find yourself in frequently (with serious work sparked by chance conversations)? It sounds awfully cliché.
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by euiq 3y ago
Intellectual property rights should be abolished.
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by euiq 3y ago
I am intensively envious of people who type this fast; I get up to 100 words per minute on a good day. Time to get a new pair of hands?
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by euiq 3y ago
> It seems the developer works for Tailscale in an evangelist / developer relations role. I feel that ought to have been disclosed in this article. Note that the author of gokrazy is Michael Stapelberg (perhaps better known for writ
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by euiq 3y ago
the whole vtuber thing is not really for me, but i appreciate the effort that went into this presentation—did you make it all the way to < https://asahilina.net/agx-exploit/#/demoslide >?
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by euiq 3y ago
Now this I can understand—why would you do that?!
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by euiq 3y ago
Where's my beef tallow LLM?
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by euiq 3y ago
> What drives me nuts is autocomplete, because it pops things into my vision automagically while I'm trying to focus on the code, and even effects a mode change (some keys do different things when autocomplete is active). Totally ag
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by euiq 3y ago
Oh no, I will let Sam know right away!
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by euiq 3y ago
He doesn't even seem to be remarkably short in the first place. Here's a random picture that I found on the internet: < https://www.hwlegend.tech/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Jim-Kel... >
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by euiq 3y ago
After listening to the interview, I totally get what you mean—what a wonderful perspective on computers he has.
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by euiq 3y ago
this exchange is so hacker news
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by euiq 3y ago
At a glance, the numbers on the site you linked to look much more believable.
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by euiq 3y ago
Quantitative Research as Citadel Securities is a set of specific, highly-paid, jobs.
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by euiq 3y ago
Some numbers (like $157,477.00) are very frequent; what's up with that? Is that a specific threshold that holds legal significance?

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