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Philpax

8,713karma·1,330submissions·October 1, 2013
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Tauri wraps around the system's web view, so it's semantically equivalent to Electron. (nb: system web views are very inconsistent, so they're considering adding a Chromium renderer, wh…
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Certainly, but I'm sure there's a more descriptive name than "cask"!
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Please kill the Homebrew terminology if you can! Its idiosyncratic names are the bane of my existence; it might have been cute in 2010, but it's frustrated me ever since. I don't want to mem…
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I believe anon-kode is a decompiled Claude Code, so it should work identically when paired with Claude.
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Well, they're being trained with reinforcement learning now, so I, for one, am excited to see what kinds of unique extremely performant insanity they'll produce in the future =D
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You may be interested in https://dada-lang.org/ , which is not ready for public consumption, but is a language by one of Rust's designers that aims to be higher-level while still …
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Good lord, man, you don't have to be that much of an asshole about it.
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Plenty of games have, with the most famous example being Valve's games, which (eventually) ship the same tools Valve uses for game creation.
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This is true, but one must communicate the issue one step at a time :-)
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Seems like the dig dug into you to make you respond like this.
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A technology that can create new technology is quite important for technologists to keep abreast of, I'd say :p
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And software rules the world ;) More seriously: software can drive hardware, and software can be endlessly replicated. The ramifications of these for those of us living in the physical world may be su…
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You won't catch me defending them ;)
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The mark of an advanced shell scripter is knowing not to do advanced shell scripting. (This statement primarily applies to existing stringly-typed scripting languages, which are nightmarish to maintai…
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Additionally, the actor model is pretty easy to implement: https://ryhl.io/blog/actors-with-tokio/ …
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The concept of "the Pythonic Way" indicates to me that there are people who are proud of being Python programmers. May God have mercy on their souls.
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Sure. It's probably not a good thing we have spaces designed to cook the brains of users to the extent that their weakest links are driven to act on their worst impulses and commit ideologically-…
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There's a difference between monkey-see-monkey-do and intentional group self-radicalisation. You don't become a racist neo-Nazi teenage mass murderer de novo .
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I'm an AI fan, but there's clearly a desperate attempt by just about every tech company to integrate AI at the cost of genuinely productive developments in the space, in a manner that one mi…
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Incredible. Thank you for sharing.
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This author has a tendency to be condescending about things they find disagreeable. It's why I stopped reading them.
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Hmm, I'm not sure all 15 year old boys do, though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Buffalo_shooting …
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4chan#Controversies_and_harass... …
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There's an uncomfortable truth backing this, at least for me: revising the code of a LLM and changing my cursorrules is easier than fixing up a junior's code and teaching them _why_ I'd…
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That is a surprisingly cynical take; the marine biologists in question seemed pretty enthusiastic in the video!
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