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I Give Up on Neovim(bittich.be)
8 points by nbittich 6mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Open-source ETL for RDFa annotated websites(bittich.be)
1 points by nbittich 1y ago|0 comments
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by nbittich 1y ago
when they'll finally manage to put it to orbit and come back without a dramatic issue, the space station will already be decommissioned, sad for Boeing
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by nbittich 1y ago
interesting, but we need the ability to also say no, using cuda core, quantization, distillation and vibe coding. do you think it's achievable with rust ?
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by nbittich 1y ago
I'd suggest you to use firefox on your phone. you can install many extensions there. then you could use an android debloater app to remove chrome completely from your phone
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by nbittich 1y ago
I don't think you can do 1. without distilling & quantization
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by nbittich 1y ago
isn't it breaking the one package one responsibility principle?uncle bob wouldn't be happy, it doesn't seem clean
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by nbittich 1y ago
you might need to upgrade your vercel plan
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by nbittich 1y ago
I like how they try hard not to say just "structs". another one is "codes like a class, works like an int". as if they were ashamed of the word struct. value type semantics is just that, plus few extra rules for some rea
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by nbittich 1y ago
At best, the only useful thing I can get from chat gpt, deepSeek, or grok is keywords I can search on Google to find a valid solution to my problem. I get so frustrated with them that I almost never use LLMs, except for fixing grammar or tr
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by nbittich 1y ago
I did someting like this for a hobby project of mine: https:/nbittich.github.io/adana/
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by nbittich 1y ago
Although I agree with you regarding leetcode and the lack of feedback on rejections, I honestly don't understand the dislike for take-home assignments. If you truly enjoy coding, you could see them as an excuse to work on a new hobby p
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by nbittich 1y ago
isn't it fat shaming? or because it's some bad guy, is it allowed? what if I'm fat, and don't want to answer
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by nbittich 1y ago
this kind of flag is the trust me bro we hear since forever
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by nbittich 2y ago
Try krita, it's open source, it's easy to use and has lots of features
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by nbittich 2y ago
Glad I switched to Firefox years ago.
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by nbittich 2y ago
I tried clojure long time ago, honestly what made me give up is when I saw a java stacktrace in place of a proper error message when learning it. Also the repl was slow. The UX sucked, I wonder if they improved that
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by nbittich 2y ago
I've the maximum muted words (200), literally muted country names so maybe that's why my feed is clean ish. Wish there was no limit though, still get some ai stuff sometimes
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by nbittich 2y ago
Just tried it, says it's fcked but I don't agree. There is zero political tweets on the feed analyzed, yet it says center left; it's basically just tech tweets.
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by nbittich 2y ago
The internet of the 2000s was good because it didn't have these "discover" and "for you" algorithms. If you were interested in a subject, you actually had to search and filter results to find what you wanted; no AI
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by nbittich 2y ago
No thanks. I'd prefer to build my next project without any framework rather than install yet another cli on my machine.
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by nbittich 2y ago
Because they use code mirror to build their ide
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by nbittich 2y ago
Using Linux as my main os since 2017, I'm neither a gamer nor a total nerd/linux fanboy. Using my laptop as any casuals (except for dev). Although I do have issues sometimes with it, it's most of the time because I'm tr
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by nbittich 2y ago
The article itself sounds like written by chat gpt :D
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by nbittich 2y ago
> Obtaining the SDP involves the following steps: 1. Register for a myQNX account. 2. Request a free licence. 3. Download QNX Software Centre. 4. Install the SDP on your computer You lost me at step 1.
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by nbittich 2y ago
It's funny also because this is basically what you read when you arrive on the landing page of rust: A language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. Crud are still software I think
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by nbittich 2y ago
Sparing few allocations at the risk of making the language inconsistent is an extremely bad way of building a programming language. If you write async code, rules are not the same than non async code. I am using rust for 4 years, I think I
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by nbittich 2y ago
Lol it's funny how often I get "but rust is not for making crud", although I never said I was using it for that.
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by nbittich 2y ago
Async vs non async code. It's basically two different languages imho. generics are also a big pain to work with, specially along with lifetimes. I have fun working with rust now that I am good enough at it, but I kept my objectivity in
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by nbittich 2y ago
Rust is a language built by extremely smart people, unfortunately their focus is more on type theory and sparing few allocations than building something useful and coherent for blue collar devs like me. When I read a blog post on rust, I li

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