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by seeekr 2y ago
To me it seems like it's depicting a situation where the string hasn't been pulled fully, so some of its slack hasn't straightened out into the otherwise resulting triangle yet.
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by seeekr 2y ago
Is that true? It seems that our eyes are mechanically capable of looking in divergent directions, what's the reason that we're not able to "uncross" them beyond looking straight ahead? (Edit: Anecdotally I can confirm fo
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by seeekr 2y ago
probably a riff on "das Auto" (Volkswagen ad)
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by seeekr 2y ago
To save others the click: Their issues were simply that Swift has no fast JSON impl, and in Rust, when using serde (most popular library handling JSON marshalling), it leads to binaries getting a bunch bigger. That's it. So yeah, same
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by seeekr 2y ago
super cool, and if this works you'll bring a big part of what we dreamed of as "the future" into the present!
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by seeekr 2y ago
Not true, not sure why GP said that. Been writing Rust for many years and code does not just break on compiler upgrades. Super stable overall, including the wonderfully evolving ecosystem!
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by seeekr 2y ago
They just changed the assignments of what tapping the right stalk once vs twice does -- before, once brought you into cruise control and twice into autopilot. After the change, that order is reversed by default, but you can change that from
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by seeekr 3y ago
I think at some point the absurdity of the numbers (now it's 2M, soon it'll be 10M, 50M, ...) will become so great that NHTSA will stop calling this a "recall", and then this term will no longer be usable for clickbait a
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by seeekr 3y ago
cheeky one: "Cabin Noise during Acceleration with Ludicrous Enabled" ( https://service.tesla.com/docs/Public/om_media/plaid_reactio... ) :D
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by seeekr 3y ago
You're not alone, I do that too sometimes! But I've also found that most people have a hard time doing or following along with something like that. Possibly because in the end it does require a whole lot of skill in using git, bec
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Flexible I/O Tester(github.com)
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by seeekr 3y ago
minor nitpick: "e.V." in Germany is "eingetragener Verein", "registered association" and is a form of association that's extremely common and use for all kinds of things, e.g. local sports groups, interest
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by seeekr 3y ago
In this context "TC" probably means "Total Compensation", and "TC 0" meaning "currently not earning anything at all".
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by seeekr 3y ago
Have been using Moom for ages, and still sticking with it for now! Works well!
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by seeekr 3y ago
Location: Europe, close to Vienna Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: probably not, open to being on-site as needed Technologies: current focus mostly Rust, Elixir/Phoenix, JS, Svelte, GraphQL, but have done + am open to many o
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by seeekr 4y ago
Location: Vienna Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, JS/TS, Elixir Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisandrejew/ | https://www.upwork.com/freelancers
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by seeekr 4y ago
How does something like this happen? Shopify should be absolutely on top of its game here, seeing as user experience seems to be one of their main priorities? Nowadays it's not that hard to get UX/DX right if you are actually comm
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by seeekr 4y ago
Rust is amazing for CLIs (Go potentially as well, too little experience with that personally!), but if you're already quite comfortable with JS & have existing investment in it for CLI or related code, then ´npx <tool> ...` w
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by seeekr 4y ago
I don't disagree that it's not the best of comparisons (and I wonder if a better one could be imagined + implemented...). But still, it's not like we turn on Autopilot/FSD only "on empty highways", far from it!
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by seeekr 4y ago
This looks like a blog post, but it's actually a writeup by a user/customer (aka case study or similar). Would recommend putting that into the post header somewhere, so as not to confuse readers who didn't navigate there by h
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by seeekr 4y ago
I'm confused by the fact that there's no mention of interaction with the Hyper project's authors. I'm fairly certain that Sean & contributors will want to address the underlying issue, if they haven't already do
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by seeekr 4y ago
Thank you for posting this. Really resonates. I'm passionate about building the best (technology-based) products I can imagine, using all of the tools I've learned in my life so far, to the max, mainly intuition ("gut" o
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by seeekr 4y ago
I just want to note that it seems incorrect to call this a superficial resemblance in terms of syntax. I went and read through the whole thing, and the syntax for the type hints seems to be as close to 100% TypeScript as possible, which is
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by seeekr 4y ago
Note that this seems to be a relatively old project, first commits from 2015. The project seems active, but most of the work seems to have been done around its inception, with some significant activity from 2020 onwards. Speculation/in
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by seeekr 4y ago
They just keep building on top of the things they've already built that are working really well, expanding into related services. Doesn't seem that different from what AWS is doing, just with a different focus and in a different p
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by seeekr 4y ago
I was expecting a horrible mess when I clicked through to TFA, after having read comments like yours, but then... I actually enjoyed what I found there. Maybe it's because I'm quite interested in C++'s ongoing modernization s
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by seeekr 4y ago
Last update on Twitter: "While I don't think it's ideal to need a huge social media push to get things accomplished, thanks to the momentum this thread has generated it seems like we've got a path forward with Tesla towa
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by seeekr 4y ago
Snowpack is no longer maintained, and the people previously working on it are now developing an SSG tool based on Vite. Source: https://vitejs.dev/guide/comparisons.html#snowpack
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by seeekr 4y ago
While the title of the video is clickbaity, it's entirely accurate, and it's a message worth spreading. Hope YT will reconsider, acknowledge their mistake and fix it as best they can. Good luck, Ann!
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by seeekr 4y ago
I am assuming the authors made a good faith attempt at comparing apples to apples. In another comment thread on here, there is one of the authors answering questions, about fsync, durability etc: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F

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