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antod

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antod
·7 時間前·議論
Unless by "the left" you mean some solitary idiot (or troll) on tiktok who just went to college.

In the west Boko Haram's goal seem closer to groups on the right than anyone on "the left". eg suppressing women's rights, more religion in school/govt, homosexuality etc
antod
·7 時間前·議論
>If the terrorists were very smart, they'd realize that their religion is stupid, that their leaders were mostly corrupt (or themselves stupid), and they'd also probably find something more productive to do with their time.

In my head I was running through a whole lot groups to replace "terrorists" with in that sentence...
antod
·8 時間前·議論
Especially in the hard rock grindcore genre.
antod
·8 時間前·議論
Yeah, they're conflating strength, hardness and toughness all over the place.
antod
·8 時間前·議論
The properly calibrated unit is a Volkswagen Beetle.
antod
·一昨日·議論
It isn't wrong exactly. JS is famous for generally just trying to do something semi random instead of giving you a typing error.

That's the difference between "having a typing error" and "having an error due to typing".

well kinda
antod
·10 日前·議論
Also, the quote didn't really apply in the 80s. Getting a game running on a C64, Spectrum, Amiga, ST or Apple II didn't involve understanding the computer.

That autoexec crap was unique to DOS PCs. DOS was a uniquely crappy experience in a lot of different ways.
antod
·21 日前·議論
Vibes? There's a fallacy named after McNamara trying to break it down to numerical metrics. Vibes probably would've served them better.

I think they had much more intelligence and competence back then, even if they were wrong. Now it's stupidity and incompetence on top of being wrong.
antod
·23 日前·議論
20yrs ago, for me migrating off p4 onto svn was such a relief and feeling really "freeing" in a way I haven't felt often.
antod
·先月·議論
My attitude is Fuck Optimisation, it's just so exhausting and boring.
antod
·先月·議論
I'm guessing you meant 10k m^2 (ie 1 hectare) rather than 10km ^2 (10,000 hectares if I mathed correctly)
antod
·先月·議論
I much preferred Diamond Age to Snow Crash. It's been a while though, so can't fully remember why - but I think Snow Crash tried to be too cute or something and kinda seemed disjointed.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
I also had one of their intro books before having a computer available. But it had a paper based simulator of the program counter and variables so you could run through without a computer (I was saving up for one though, but that took years).
antod
·2 か月前·議論
Same with me. As a 12yr old I failed learning Z80 on my spectrum with the one book I could find. I had a bunch of other Usborne BASIC books, but their machine code book(s) would've been the link I needed to bridge the gap to where I could understand other material.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
Python containing type hints doesn't get transpiled the way typescript does. The transpiling rewrites the TS to varying degrees depending on the target and the extra TS features being used.

Python "just" (that word is doing a lot of work) updated the interpreter to ignore the type hints. It still runs the same way as code without hints.

There's a bit more going on with TS that you couldn't just have the runtime ignore the types.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
I'm on my third job since COVID. None have dedicated desks, and this ranges across startups, corporates and large govt agencies.

Every job I had before COVID back to when I started back in the early/mid 90s had dedicated desks.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
Yeah, thats 20 Opus 4.7 prompts.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
It recently went up to 15x in our org.
antod
·2 か月前·議論
Are you saying this is Arthur Dent's fault? (again)
antod
·2 か月前·議論
Off topic, but the name reminds me of mochikit and early JS library in the JQuery kind of area.

Mochikit got bundled with Turbogears an early Rails like Python framework. Rails inspired a lot of frameworks back then. Must be over 20yrs ago.