People like you are rare. It seems like with the ever increasing scale of mechanisation, we are seeing an increasing detachment from everything that makes us human.
I fail to understand this line of thinking. How often are you restarting the browser that this makes any significant difference in your productivity?
What didn't you like about it?
You can unify the purist (1) and the ex-nix (3) into a single label: the emotionally attached.
I'm glad to see this sentiment more vocally expressed lately. It's certainly nothing that hasn't been said before, but I think that reality hasn't caught up to the frustrations faced by knowledge workers. Imagine…
When you say emulation, do you mean at the logic gate level?
Great content! I wish I had this as a beginner. It would have saved me so much pain and time lost in the depths of google search results.
I see this sentiment expressed in almost every venue of discussion, but I never see a concrete plan, or even steps we could take right now to progress towards that future. That's why I'll always remain skeptical about…
I've read the article and frankly I don't have the expertise on LLMs to discuss whether it lands on something worth investigating further. What I do notice in the comments here though, are: 1) People nitpicking about…
I'm not trying to be snarky here, but why is the saturated fat in regular whipped cream bad, assuming it is not consumed in excess? This seems to be the main selling point in the article, so I'm genuinely curious. Any…
I'm not sure why this was posted. It's aged terribly and I think we can all agree that sidestepping constructors for init functions is basically C++ without the ++. Not sure how that's any different from writing in C.
Two counter-points (appreciate some counter-counter-points :): 1) The discrete sequencing is an epiphenomenon. The underlying processes are continuous changes in voltage and current flows. (I'm not sure if Planck scale…
Let's not pretend a weekend hobby text editor is anywhere near the feature set of VSCode.
Beware of muscle imbalances on a pushup-only regimen.
I feel you. This is my biggest critique of the so-called "woke" language. Perhaps their intentions are good, but I fail to see how hiding behind inclusive language does anything to change the reality of the lives of…
I think there is a middle ground. You can give a bird's eye view of the way things are done and a hand-wavy intuition for why they are done that way. Analogies go a long way towards building the latter. Then for those…
No need to be snarky. It could be new for someone just getting into the field.
Sorry, I didn't mean to downplay the value of using concrete examples. I absolutely agree that everyone learns better from concrete settings, which is why my original comment fixed the parameters for people to play…
Why is everyone complaining about people finding floats hard? Sure, scientific notation is easy to grasp, but you can't honestly tell me that it's trivial AFTER you consider rounding modes, subnormals, etc. Maybe if…
Any tips for someone who is struggling to get barely 1 piece done per week?
I wonder if this is something analogous to Parkinson's law. I have found that transitioning to a single screen was initially frustrating, but it forced me to adapt to the lack of space by condensing my writing, both…
I get the sentiment but come on. I seriously doubt you cannot even implement a binary search right now.
> Is it normal that I don't have close friends and that I'm solitary? Am I missing out on anything? Not really. Not everybody needs to or wants to have a huge circle of friends. And let's face it, it's impossible to…
My understanding of evolution was that it wouldn't necessarily give you the best possible set of "features", only ones that aren't disadvantageous enough to put you out of the race.
I don't think that's how it works. Ruby is general-purpose, unlike Rails, which solves a very specific problem by building on top of core Ruby.
People like you are rare. It seems like with the ever increasing scale of mechanisation, we are seeing an increasing detachment from everything that makes us human.
I fail to understand this line of thinking. How often are you restarting the browser that this makes any significant difference in your productivity?
What didn't you like about it?
You can unify the purist (1) and the ex-nix (3) into a single label: the emotionally attached.
I'm glad to see this sentiment more vocally expressed lately. It's certainly nothing that hasn't been said before, but I think that reality hasn't caught up to the frustrations faced by knowledge workers. Imagine…
When you say emulation, do you mean at the logic gate level?
Great content! I wish I had this as a beginner. It would have saved me so much pain and time lost in the depths of google search results.
I see this sentiment expressed in almost every venue of discussion, but I never see a concrete plan, or even steps we could take right now to progress towards that future. That's why I'll always remain skeptical about…
I've read the article and frankly I don't have the expertise on LLMs to discuss whether it lands on something worth investigating further. What I do notice in the comments here though, are: 1) People nitpicking about…
I'm not trying to be snarky here, but why is the saturated fat in regular whipped cream bad, assuming it is not consumed in excess? This seems to be the main selling point in the article, so I'm genuinely curious. Any…
I'm not sure why this was posted. It's aged terribly and I think we can all agree that sidestepping constructors for init functions is basically C++ without the ++. Not sure how that's any different from writing in C.
Two counter-points (appreciate some counter-counter-points :): 1) The discrete sequencing is an epiphenomenon. The underlying processes are continuous changes in voltage and current flows. (I'm not sure if Planck scale…
Let's not pretend a weekend hobby text editor is anywhere near the feature set of VSCode.
Beware of muscle imbalances on a pushup-only regimen.
I feel you. This is my biggest critique of the so-called "woke" language. Perhaps their intentions are good, but I fail to see how hiding behind inclusive language does anything to change the reality of the lives of…
I think there is a middle ground. You can give a bird's eye view of the way things are done and a hand-wavy intuition for why they are done that way. Analogies go a long way towards building the latter. Then for those…
No need to be snarky. It could be new for someone just getting into the field.
Sorry, I didn't mean to downplay the value of using concrete examples. I absolutely agree that everyone learns better from concrete settings, which is why my original comment fixed the parameters for people to play…
Why is everyone complaining about people finding floats hard? Sure, scientific notation is easy to grasp, but you can't honestly tell me that it's trivial AFTER you consider rounding modes, subnormals, etc. Maybe if…
Any tips for someone who is struggling to get barely 1 piece done per week?
I wonder if this is something analogous to Parkinson's law. I have found that transitioning to a single screen was initially frustrating, but it forced me to adapt to the lack of space by condensing my writing, both…
I get the sentiment but come on. I seriously doubt you cannot even implement a binary search right now.
> Is it normal that I don't have close friends and that I'm solitary? Am I missing out on anything? Not really. Not everybody needs to or wants to have a huge circle of friends. And let's face it, it's impossible to…
My understanding of evolution was that it wouldn't necessarily give you the best possible set of "features", only ones that aren't disadvantageous enough to put you out of the race.
I don't think that's how it works. Ruby is general-purpose, unlike Rails, which solves a very specific problem by building on top of core Ruby.