telesoft

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by telesoft 4y ago
Humans are wrong all the time. Do we really want "human-like" AI? And maybe this is where everything falls apart: will a machine as smart as a human be prone to the same errors as us?
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by telesoft 4y ago
if you're in a terminal: ctrl + shift + C/V It has something to do with the terminal but this seems to work in every terminal application
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by telesoft 4y ago
>people were defending them. I believe that some company monitors websites like reddit and twitter for talk about Monsanto or Big Oil (fracking) and that company pays shills to defend them.
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by telesoft 4y ago
Well it's true for me too. The first thing I do when I get a new laptop is try out windows (it's pre-installed) and of course I want to like it but it just doesn't compare to GNOME3... I always end up going back to Linux. A
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by telesoft 4y ago
>My email is literally filled with twitter emails trying to activate my inactive account to temporary inflate their numbers. Big if true
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by telesoft 4y ago
Assuming the url is formatted correctly: strings.Split(urlString, "user/")[1] https://go.dev/play/p/tWi-Ge0CA1X That's one way to do it. >more URL parameters I thought thats what http
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by telesoft 4y ago
You definitely don't need a framework to get the user name out of a URL, you need one line of code.
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by telesoft 4y ago
Cool project. I'm currently building something similar to hacker news using only the standard library. How could this project help me? The way I use the standard library is like a super condensed version of React. Templates are my comp
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by telesoft 4y ago
>The main issue is that it doesn’t support placeholder values Can you elaborate? Like give me an example of a route path that uses placeholder values? I use Go to build web apps too and I really don't see a need for anything other t
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Ask HN: Does Reddit site performance seem to be getting worse?
3 points by telesoft 4y ago|2 comments