cactusfrog

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2 か月前議論

I went to a small liberal arts school where the IT department recruited CS students under work study to build the systems. It’s a good learning experience for students to be involved in constructing and maintaining the infrastructure that keeps the university running. I don’t mean this entirely as in cost savings, but because I like the idea of a university being self maintained.

3 か月前議論

Eastern Washington has a lot of hot desert

4 か月前議論

I think UV and Ruff showed us how much better Python tooling could be. Just setting a higher bar has move. OS forward

5 か月前議論

Sometimes I want coffee before I make my coffee

5 か月前議論

I would be surprised if the code was hidden from other people engineers.

7 か月前議論

We have tons of space on earth. Cooling in space would be so expensive.

8 か月前議論

Thank you for the explanation

8 か月前議論

Could the rust code be transpired to readable C?

8 か月前議論

There’s this Gitlab incident https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLdRBsuvVKc

8 か月前議論

This author assumes that open sourcing a package only delivers value if is added as a dependency. Publicly sharing code with a permissive license is still useful and a radical idea.

9 か月前議論

A lot of times those 5% people go blind :/

10 か月前議論

I hope humans are like Cyanobacteria in that in destroying the environment we create the substrate for something grander.

10 か月前議論

What language do you think they should have based Mojo off of? I think Python syntax is great for tensor manipulation.

10 か月前議論

The issue with R is that there is too much dsl. This is great for one-off analysis but makes building a cohesive large code base really difficult.

10 か月前議論

I know about ghostship, but I don’t immediately associate the word ghost ship with that disaster. I’ve always thought of them as the spooky abandoned ships that float around and I think it’s a good name.

10 か月前議論

One of the best books I’ve ever read is The Making of the Atomic Bomb Book by Richard Rhodes. If you want an extremely in-depth history of the science and people behind Manhattan project, I would highly recommend reading it.

2 年前議論

I don’t believe I’m exaggerating. You can replace “Clojure” with “Jesus” in the linked article and it still makes sense.

2 年前議論

The Clojure community is extremely cult like. I worked with a dev who tried to push Datomic, and despite the huge flaws with his system, and the fact that it was closed source, he would continuously tout how much better it was than a relational database. I don’t believe the hype.