igorbark

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by igorbark 3mo ago
im not sure that there is a plug n play set up that will work for everyone, because as with any security boundary, each layer of hardening has a usability trade-off. i definitely feel you about the uncertainty of it all, how do you actually
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by igorbark 4mo ago
this logic does not hold up if the reason that labor is more expensive than parts is that the labor involved in creating those parts has been outsourced to a "shithole country"
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by igorbark 5mo ago
if we're going to plug random puzzle games on this thread, IMO the most underdiscussed puzzle game of all time is Recursed, the only game i've played which properly explores recursion as a mechanic, and (MINOR SPOILER) the only ga
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by igorbark 1y ago
i definitely agree that it would've been nice to have images in the book as it was hard to get a sense of exactly how well Boquila was mimicking neighbouring plants! but in reference to the linked article, i will say that the researche
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by igorbark 1y ago
not sure if you will still see this 7 days later, but the claim "we work more hours than medieval peasants did" jumped out at me so i looked into a bit and am curious if you have more thoughts on it! i found this lively criticism
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by igorbark 1y ago
i enjoy that i cannot tell whether this is written by an AI, or by a human pretending to be an AI. my guess is human pretender!
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by igorbark 1y ago
the biggest headache i had in particular was different ways of handling environment variables, but the different adapters at OpenNext have had a rolling list of caveats/unsupported features for as long as i've been following the p
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by igorbark 1y ago
that's great to hear, thank you for the update :)
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by igorbark 1y ago
I too have had to use Next but didn't want to feel locked into Vercel. this is the biggest effort I'm aware to run Next with a full-ish feature set outside of Vercel: https://opennext.js.org/ . Supports AWS, Cloudf
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by igorbark 1y ago
you don't need to send 100kb+ of JS over the wire to build a static site in react: for example https://vike.dev supports static HTML-only output for a site built with React. as for "why React", speaking just for m
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by igorbark 2y ago
probably adding a confirmation message the first time the alias is used for each command would be good, it would be nice to know when i'm invoking git and when i'm invoking a third party binary regardless of any exploit attempts!
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by igorbark 2y ago
culture war aside, there are many other more accurate ways to say "details omitted for brevity" than "obviously" and "it is easy to see that" this is also something that makes me want a more interactive publish
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by igorbark 2y ago
so, yes, pythagoras did not create a dead simple mathematical model that captures the entire complexity of human musical experience several thousand years ago. BUT i think the ongoing study of consonance/dissonance is a very interestin
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by igorbark 3y ago
the historical expectation is that class methods will dispatch dynamically but free functions will not. so if you only have structs, functions, and UFCS you either: 1. don't dispatch on the first argument, 2. make the first argument p
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by igorbark 4y ago
this analogy breaks down on a number of levels. 1. patients invented and self-prescribed the pill originally 2. the doctor has concluded that the pills are harmful by studying what happens who do not have the illness the pills are meant to
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by igorbark 4y ago
well i'm not OP but here are some of my views: - one important dimension of the "should" in this question is how much choice the viewer of the media has in viewing the media. this is part of why schools are such a big part of
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by igorbark 4y ago
content warnings were originally and imo ongoingly most importantly an accessibility issue. afaict, all but maybe one of the studies don't delineate between members of the population this accessibility aid is supposed to help and gen p
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by igorbark 5y ago
it basically folds (hides) the implementation code of every method in the file, giving an API-like view, but with a smooth animation shrinking the text instead of instantly disappearing it
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Ask HN: How do you make friends at work while keeping personal/work boundaries?
1 points by igorbark 6y ago|0 comments
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by igorbark 6y ago
nifty! i was thinking that new results (even if more relevant) get appended to the bottom
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by igorbark 6y ago
doesn't work for mobile unfortunately
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by igorbark 6y ago
sorry for assuming & the curt reply. "the wife test" is a common turn of phrase relying on/reinforcing the stereotype of women as non-technical and men as technical. it's not really clear in your original post that y
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by igorbark 9y ago
Haskell's type inference is optional: if you felt the above code is difficult to understand, you could manually specify the type of each statement. In a language with a less powerful type system, you could write the same information in
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by igorbark 9y ago
What do you use for maps?
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by igorbark 9y ago
I only just briefly read the doc for autograd, but automatic differentiation is the strong default in TF if that's what you're asking.
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by igorbark 9y ago
This article touches on some good points. In particular, the part about trusting that the function will do the right thing is something that people who already understand recursion take for granted but is extremely crucial. However: "L
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by igorbark 9y ago
But for a short, isolated piece of code I assume you would be able to suggest a handful of plausible inefficiencies and explain how they could be tested for and optimized for.
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by igorbark 9y ago
A couple important benefits (there are many others, as well as drawbacks) are 1) the compiler can then warn you when you violate your own declarations before the code is ever run. e.g. it can tell you that you've mutated something you