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by fuzztester 5d ago
the cool way is turn 90 or 270 degrees n then do tacking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacking_(sailing)
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by fuzztester 15d ago
ha ha. i raise you: - smart band (smartwatch startup) - gang (or band) of four (s/w engg. startup) - pink sting (rock music startup) - hard times or hard wear (hardware device startup - oops, no)
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by fuzztester 15d ago
>Python ships with Tkinter, a library module that interfaces to Tk. I believe Ruby does the same. Perl too, IIRC.
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by fuzztester 17d ago
Startup with that monetizable name starting in 3 - 2 - 1 -
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
Gemstone/S was first an object database, per above article. Vaguely reminds me of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterSystems_Cach%C3%A9 Which I heard about from a friend who was using it at work. https:/&#x
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
Meetings all the way down ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
you guys forgot the most important one. 5. castrol.
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
Webvan has left the chat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webvan >Bankruptcy >The company lost over $800 million and shut down in June 2001, filing for bankruptcy and laying off 2,000 employees. >Reasons for fai
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
Good points. >I don’t know who needs to hear this Plenty of people on this forum need to hear it. Because they think otherwise. >but raising a ton of money is not success. Yes. It's not even an accurate predictor of future succes
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by fuzztester 1mo ago
shill. or fan, prolly. i don't use the more current word fanboy. ugh. (when older words are good enough, why invent a new word. but I see that as a trend. each new generation wants to distinguish themselves from the past one. So they
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
Have you checked out paul carters assembly language book. it is free online. i'm not sure it has stuff for Linux.But you can check. also , it may be , for sixteen or thirty two bit. since I noticed it online long back. sorry voice typi
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
They've taken funding. i saw that on their site. vcs probably told them not to make it fully remote, given current rto trends.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>For hobby stuff, I found an even more niche solution that is more enjoyable to work with in the GUI/TUI/CLI space. What is that solution?
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>on my thinking er ... There is also Thinking Forth. https://www.forth.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/thinking-fo...
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
lutus also created arachnophilia and sailed or is sailing around the world. n coined the term careware. iirc. first-hand info. i had downloaded n used arachnophilia. he is on hn.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
thanks again. you nailed it. >then keep breaking the problem down into smaller functions until it is solved. That technique definitely works. i have used it. so have tons of others. it closely resembles the methods of structured programm
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
double wow. yet another one on the same lines, as a reply to the link i posted above.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
Wow, fuck. Literally some minutes later, i scrolled down below my above comment. And saw this one. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49053201 Which doesn't validate mine, but agrees with what I said. Except that it
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
bro, tech hr were asking 6 to 8 years rails experience before dhh (rails creator) was even born. This has been almost a meme on hacker news for some time. You can google it via hn dot algolia dot com by using the right keywords. Of course,
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>This has led to many of them instilling dollar limits or demanding proof of increased productivity (not just output) They should have done that from the beginning - demanding proof of increased productivity - if that was their goal.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
thanks.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>After going through HTDP I was able to breeze through complex problems that were unsolvable before. examples?
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
token cost, for one. bobby tables, for another. https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/exploits_of_a_mom.png
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
Niiice ... I'll byte the bullet. Hang on a bit while I register that in my memory . >generate x86 and ARM So that hardly anyone can review the machine language output, I guess. HN users' minds be like: 87.654321 %: JS?
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>>Humans have been thinking long before writing was invented. >And look how poorly they did it until they invented writing. Yeah, look how poorly they did it until they invented writing. [peers into the dim ancient past] Sorry, my
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
dump out assembly? aargh! haalp! Which rock are you living under these days. Nowadays everything is IR or MLIR ... or AIR ... whoops, i may have skipped a few generations. hard to keep up with the dynamic pace these days. got a job to save.
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by fuzztester 2mo ago
>I consider Ghostty the best video terminal emulator that I have used. For now, I have not encountered any noticeable bug yet, even if I spend a lot of time using it. Is there a way to encounter an unnoticeable bug? >I do not doubt th
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by fuzztester 3mo ago
Thanks, will check out those links.
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by fuzztester 3mo ago
yep. it's their loss. sad sacks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sad_Sack I read many of those sad sack comic strips, and many others, like dennis the menace, richie rich, archie (archie, betty, veronica, reggie, m

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