mike_ivanov

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by mike_ivanov 6d ago
no, not gtk4 - they lost their way after v3
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by mike_ivanov 6d ago
wxWidgets carries too much legacy. A GTK3 fork maybe? Or a functional clone of QML with some improvements.
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by mike_ivanov 1mo ago
All Common Lisps can do that, though it is not a part of the standard. See e.g. (sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die)
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by mike_ivanov 1mo ago
As a sign in the window of a tiny shop in my quiet suburb says "Laptop and phone repairs - Windows, Linux and MacOS". If that doesn't count, I don't know what else could.
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by mike_ivanov 2mo ago
Firing a human is a form of natural selection. The unit here is a human fulfilling a position (job function) instead of an organism, and the adaptation mechanism would be memes/lore/training surrounding it. The same could be done
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by mike_ivanov 3mo ago
"What one man built, another will always find a way to break"
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by mike_ivanov 6mo ago
Yes. It is all about making uncertain things "certain".
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by mike_ivanov 6mo ago
Bullshit. We have more words for flavors of bribery than for types of snow.
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by mike_ivanov 6mo ago
Ruby is a strongly typed language. I think you are confusing strong typing with static typing.
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Common Lisp Extension for Zed(github.com)
7 points by mike_ivanov 8mo ago|0 comments
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Common Lisp developer role Ravenpack(old.reddit.com)
1 points by mike_ivanov 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mike_ivanov 9mo ago
Opus Modus (mentioned there) is quite notably Common Lisp
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by mike_ivanov 9mo ago
miracles happen
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by mike_ivanov 9mo ago
Corporations play the role of gods in our society. edit: about the same role as Greek or Roman gods.
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Clog and Clog Builder 2.4(github.com)
8 points by mike_ivanov 10mo ago|1 comments
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by mike_ivanov 10mo ago
You didn't, but you've learned.
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by mike_ivanov 10mo ago
Please read the article. It literally shows pandas code as an example.
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by mike_ivanov 10mo ago
New Era. A New - think about it for a sec - Era.
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by mike_ivanov 11mo ago
Not the OP - I think it's the same process. The difference is in what my inner narrator is doing. When I asleep it is almost always gone, and this is when I typically see things in full color. When awake, my attention is split between
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by mike_ivanov 11mo ago
I worked with a (very nice and smart) dude who would angrily shout "CRAP!" every few minutes while working on his XUL-based project. I guess, that would teach LLMs a thing or two.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
I'd say ROS (Robot Operating System) is the closest to this ideal.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
All GUI apps are different, each being unhappy in its own way. Moated fiefdoms they are, scattered within the boundaries of their operating system. CLI is a common ground, an integration plaza where the peers meet, streams flow and signals
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
Self-care is being Karen since when?
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
I had some success with Claude in this regard. I simply told it to be blunt or face the consequences. The tweak was that I asked another LLM to translate my prompt to the most intimidating bureaucratic German possible. It worked.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
This is the Result monad in practice. It allows you to postpone error handling until the computation is done.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
A horse is just a bunch of chemicals in a skin sack. Gee, I understand it!
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
For the people downvoting this comment - it's a relatively well researched topic covered by at least three major studies with published papers, etc. If you are not aware of something, it does not necessarily mean it is wrong.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
See my above comment - it's a relatively well studied topic, and yes - there is a link.
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
A quick web search brought this: * https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3441937/ * https://oehha.ca.gov/sites/default/files/media/downloads/ris... * https:/&#x2F
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by mike_ivanov 1y ago
She's a smart one, I could share more :-)

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