kunley

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by kunley 3d ago
Raygum appears to be refreshingly nice place! Thanks
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by kunley 23d ago
You apparently have no intuition on what the intuition is
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by kunley 27d ago
What is the complaint in the article really about? People write code using the platform X because they like it. It doesn't make sense to try to stop this
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by kunley 1mo ago
Teaching, yes: one should stand for what's important and there might be costs, one should do that despite the costs. Life is not only about gaining some short-term things.
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by kunley 2mo ago
Btw, I heard Matz&co had taken over rubygems.org, right?
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by kunley 2mo ago
Disagree. It's just admitting that the company can and will be cynical when it comes to the conflict of interests between them and the employee. Making friends at the workplace is fine until there is such conflict, then where will they
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by kunley 2mo ago
Well said, esp. the last paragraph about the Microsoft strategy.
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by kunley 2mo ago
Cool! Btw, can the sequence :? be called "reverse Elvis" ?
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by kunley 2mo ago
Making decisions based on distinguishing A from B is a legit thing to do. Complaining that it's "telling what's right and wrong" is a strawman argument IMO. It's about choices: they made a choice and many users are&
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by kunley 3mo ago
Yes but for the purpose of mentioned ISO 8601, the start of the week is assumed to be Monday.
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by kunley 3mo ago
I discovered just this week that the numbering of weeks within the year is different between US and Europe, thus, cal -w can show different numbers for some years depending on the locale. Outlook can probably also show different things depe
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by kunley 3mo ago
Ahh, this little gem ported to Linux, great! That opens much more possibilities to play with it, thanks
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by kunley 3mo ago
No worries. My impression was, the premise of your articles was not (at least not initially) a compiler for a fullest Ruby with all of its intricacies, but rather showing a great technique how to tackle a problem. For me and few of my pals
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by kunley 3mo ago
I just connected the dots. You're the guy who constructed a direct Ruby-to-assembly compiler some time ago, right?
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by kunley 3mo ago
The story remotely reminds me about this gold: What is this: does not ring, and does not fit in the ass..? Soviet device for ringing in the ass. Infinitely more funny if you lived on the east side of the iron curtain.
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by kunley 3mo ago
Would be a good advice without this need of comparing to others
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by kunley 4mo ago
Nice to see a fellow P-N'er. This gentleman knows his craft. Good luck!
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by kunley 4mo ago
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by kunley 4mo ago
nice troll
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by kunley 4mo ago
You're not meant to apply poor man's psychology everywhere just because you have heard about a certain psychological term.
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by kunley 4mo ago
What Joe Armstrong et al took from Prolog is mainly the syntax.
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by kunley 4mo ago
I was recently considering an engineering job offer at Grafana. At the end I was turned off by the amount of their AI-related mindless propaganda and demands they have put right in the job offer. (Which is by the way quite rare; it is rathe
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by kunley 4mo ago
That's great. Is it possible to have any means of private communication with you where you would share the information who this employer is?
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by kunley 4mo ago
Kudos for giving the actual names of the guys.
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by kunley 4mo ago
It was just buzzwords from the beginning, so at least now it's less pretending to make any sense
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by kunley 4mo ago
The behavior of companies when "adapting to AI" is like a famous phrase about communism - they heroically struggle overcoming problems created purely by themselves.
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by kunley 5mo ago
Not only this, but also: Bun's fork will exhibit indeterministic behavior.
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by kunley 5mo ago
They are going to save us from that XXIII century probe, right
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by kunley 5mo ago
XOR appears a lot in any code touching encryption. PS. What is static vs dynamic count ?
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by kunley 5mo ago
Also: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-functiona...

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