

I would advise going in the opposite direction, learning a purely functional language first to then being able to appreciate functional parts
That is beside the point of an opinionated list of the good and the bad, that will differ for others
Rust dev, I enjoy reading and playing games, I also usually like to spend time with friends.
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I would advise going in the opposite direction, learning a purely functional language first to then being able to appreciate functional parts
That is beside the point of an opinionated list of the good and the bad, that will differ for others
His skin colour is maybe mentioned, because being white rich male is peak privileged, although also being a governor somewhere or having a seat in government would be even better
Sorry for the off-topic, but what’s with those weird typos? Are you also trying to ‘poison’ AI that will be trained on the comments?
Depending on the use-case you might also want to add special case value like @Redkey@programming.dev did in their example, and get kind of UTF-8 pages. Then you can pack lowercase to 5 bits, and uppercase and some special symbols to 10 bits, and it will be smaller if uppercase are rare
Funny how they have a typo in test vectors:
0x0000 -> babab
0xFFFF -> zvzuz
0x1234 -> damuh
0xF00D -> zabat
0xBEEF -> ruroz
It’s kinda comical to imagine them caring to keep that source code a secret decades after its deprecation.
I feel like this is very common and it makes it much less comical. There are cases where sources were leaked, but still not legally available, afaik
I find your point of disregarding American vs British pronunciation whilst regarding American vs British spelling a bit strange
Do colour Vs color/ catalogue Vs catalog etc… sound different phonetically to you also?
To be fair, those different spellings denote different variants of the language, and these words are pronounced differently in British and American English. So yeah, perceiving those as if those sound different is a normal thing, I guess
Edit: ironically, miaow and meow make an identical sound, according to Cambridge Dictionary: ˌmiːˈaʊ
They removed assembly support 3 days ago, too 🤣
Because unstoppable 🦀
But I guess it was a joke here
Oh, they are just minmaxing you out. I’m not in retail, but my manager always tells me to only go for the easy 80%
I would guess that in Data Science some things would require you to use local timezone because they are dependent on the actual time of day, and some would require synchronization so use of UTC. Also, some timezones are way off the sunlight time and would skew the data that has dependency on daylight and not on hours
If you’re moving fast, jumping off will not help much. Maybe not getting buried under the bike but not falling full speed
Maybe we software developers should use the trick of LLMs, always respond ‘you’re absolutely right’, but never do what this would imply.
Nah, only a tin can can get away with acting this stupid
I don’t quite get what sense does ‘the flinch’ in the title have beyond being a reference to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. It reads as if it was something bad, but the post is just a list of thanks
No True Scotsman, ey?
You mean things like this?
It seems flying the English flag is now as transgressive as posting you’re not a big fan of mass immigration on Facebook. And given that the latter is already likely to land you in trouble with the increasingly authoritarian state, it seems likely that the former might soon too.
I’m not exactly using Xitter, and his blog looks like a lot of reading only to find out who DHH is
Edit: oh, it seems like not much reading was needed, I’m starting to see your point after reading how good it feels to be in the Reagan’s era again:
[L]et me tell you about the 80s. They were amazing. America was firing on all cylinders, Reagan had brought the morning back, and the Soviet Union provided a clear black-and-white adversarial image. But it was the popular culture of the era that still fills me with hiraeth.
[…]
It feels like we’re finally emerging from this constant 90s Seattle drizzle to sunny 80s LA vibes in America. The constant pessimism, the cancellation militias, and the walking-on-eggshells atmosphere have given way to something far brighter, bolder, and, yes, better. An optimism, a levity, a confidence.
Oh, I’m sure the plan is to not need senior engineers by that time, and just replace them with AI, too
Only if the crate she comes from has her properly exposed
Did it help, have you managed to get rid of the sounds?