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by nvlled 1mo ago
Nice to see a fellow ebook hoarder here. I always get that magpie impulse to download any book that looks or sounds interesting, even though I may never read them.
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by nvlled 2mo ago
Here's mine: https://gist.github.com/nvlled/45b60884523cb48029686c50d0719... It ended up kind of weird, but it was fun writing it. The organizer should suggest what programs to use for word counting, since differe
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by nvlled 3mo ago
Location: SE Asia Remote: Yes, preferably Willing to relocate: Depends Technologies: C#, Golang, Typescript/Javascript, PHP, Python, Zig, Git, SQL Résumé/CV: On request Email: nwnoiiFnujsw:p}| (hint: shift the ASCI
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by nvlled 3mo ago
Not to ruin the joke, but he knows and can remember the student's face so I don't think that student can get away with it.
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by nvlled 3mo ago
Huh, that's strange, where did all comments to this post go? I remember seeing three, then a few more the day after. Were they bots? They seemed legit recommendations, like the Pricing Money book.
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by nvlled 3mo ago
Dungeon Meshi is a good well-rounded recommendation even for those who aren't particularly into anime. I'd personally add to that list: - Clevatess - Kusuriya no Hitorigoto - Tongari Boushi no Atelier - Sousou no Frieren - Yuusha-
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by nvlled 3mo ago
> I never said s-expressions have no downsides You didn't say it directly, but it's implied from what all you said in this thread, just as no one in this thread said "outright unreadable". Up until now, there's n
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by nvlled 3mo ago
This is your comment but with "zero syntax": I just don't like them That is what I dont get I have used many different languages. and often is not the syntax that I dont like . I may dislike the semantics. the runtime.
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by nvlled 4mo ago
I would say, with a striped-shirt and not a glove in my hand, that the person you were fighting with gets the score, and wins by technicality. I suggest you take the bench first and review your comments and reflect with a wet towel on your
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by nvlled 4mo ago
> Right, it's exactly like C, and we kinda all know how that worked out in practice already... Production operating systems have been written in C, along the with the countless tooling, libraries and game engines (which you said are
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by nvlled 4mo ago
I disagree with a lot of what you said, but I don't feel authorative enough to say you're wrong. > Which is really not that many places, it's a fast but rather niche optimization. There's not a whole lot of scenarios
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by nvlled 5mo ago
Ever heard of tribalism and echo chambers? Wrongness being a function of number of dissidents is a terrible heuristic, in contrast to determining the lies and falsehood based on the soundness of the argument or logic. Also, when a populatio
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by nvlled 5mo ago
The article you linked goes to great lengths about Orwell's alleged scotophobia. I don't see how particularly hating scotts supports "intentially treating those cultures as identical". If that was true, then Orwell would
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by nvlled 7mo ago
> half sarcasm, half real-talk. If you could pause a bit from being awed by your own perceived insightfulness, you would think a just bit harder and realize that LLMs can generate hundreds of thousands of code that no human could every v
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by nvlled 7mo ago
So that's name of that game, I've been trying to remember that game I played briefly as a kid, which in my hazy memory seemed quite fun. Thanks, will give it a try when it goes on sale.
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by nvlled 8mo ago
Just the visualizer: > Also note that the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. Also that readme is still fairly technical, no any kind of advocacy or heavy pro-AI sentiments of any kind.
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by nvlled 8mo ago
I've seen that before. Re-reading it, I don't really get the same "vibe" as antirez's level of AI advocacy. You also conveniently omitted the last paragraph of the tweet: > Will there be more or less game develop
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by nvlled 8mo ago
I don't see Carmack or Torvalds doing this, so it's all good (for now).
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by nvlled 8mo ago
Why? I'm so confused why would you expect a build tool to depend on a x11 client library, besides the fact that both starts with the letter x. Does it also upset you that xamarin and xaml has nothing to do with xlib, xmake, or to each
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by nvlled 9mo ago
Lua supports even functions and objects as keys: function f1() end function f2() end local m1 = {} local m2 = {} local obj = { [f1] = 1, [f2] = 2, [m1] = 3, [m2] = 4, } print(obj[f1], obj[f2], obj[m1]
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by nvlled 10mo ago
A side thought, how would a natural number sequence of hypotenuses that satisfies the equation a^2 + b^2 = c^2 look like? Or what interesting properties would it have if any.
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by nvlled 10mo ago
The difference is in the ownership and lifetime of the state used by the function. A pure function uses state that it owns or is not outlived by the mutable state it uses. Closures on the other hand uses that it doesn't own or is outli
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by nvlled 10mo ago
> https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues?q=segfault%20OR%20segm... It should be noted that most of those issues are created by opening a link that bun creates when it crashes, they are not yet reviewed/conf
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by nvlled 10mo ago
Kind of uneconomical that they have different designs for left-hand and right-hand. They could have just placed the trackball or a nipple in the middle of the keys, and mouse function keys on any side. The hand still need to move and travel
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by nvlled 10mo ago
But you were originally talking about exceptions. As I said, destructors and exceptions are distinct concepts, you can't just suddenly interchange those two terms as that would invalidate my whole disagreement, unless you wanted to shi
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by nvlled 10mo ago
> But destructors also don't conditionally interrupt the flow of execution, and always run at the end of a block Why bring up destructors, I was talking about exceptions. Destructors and exceptions are orthogonal concepts, one can b
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by nvlled 10mo ago
It's not the same, defer does not conditionally interrupt the flow of execution, it will always run at the end of a block. If I see a defer, I am absolutely certain that whatever is deferred will run. The same is not true for exception
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by nvlled 11mo ago
Kotlin uses var/val too[0] which is what Java is trying to copy. I have never written any kotlin code before, so I don't know if this would be a problem in practice. On the plus side, var and val both have the same length, so the
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by nvlled 11mo ago
Why should it be the router? A saner option is to let the parent component coordinate the data fetches for the child components. What you are suggesting is way out of the normal responsibility of a router.
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by nvlled 11mo ago
"Who sold you on that lie? Hardware is anything but complex. Literally guys without any kind of degree could do it, just buy a breadboard and some arduino-pi or whatnot." That's you, that's what you sound like.

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