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Comment #35060141
What is the basic mechanic that is going on here? Searching the document then using it with one shot or multi-shot prompting?
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Comment #13170893
What exactly isn't pretty about vim (specifically gVim) on Windows?
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Comment #10335199
True. But, open-source projects are in a bit of a pickle when it comes to tools. People always cry out for "professionalism" which I think is nonsense. In a "professional" environm…
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Comment #9870421
As someone who has shipped both Erlang and Go in production, I feel I can somewhat answer this. Teams. Go does "teams" better. Shipping an Erlang app to production was simultaneous…
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Comment #9847790
Thank you. I have long wanted to speak to someone who admits to doing this type of thing as it is very hard for me to understand. I realize it might be painful to relive a bit, but…
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Comment #9831512
That is exactly what I thought. "Stream" is the subject line. You mail to a group on some sort of listserve, which gives you a long-term history and a URL to give new people. This …
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Comment #9782527
If you have an old version of "Source Code Pro" on your computer, it will WRECK that page in a lot of fun and interesting ways. You can either remove "Source Code Pro" from your bo…
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Comment #9782504
OK -- replace "close relationships to" to "have emailed kibwen at his gmail address to get on a list". If I could go back and edit I would -- but it has been too long.
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Comment #9781665
Rust core team has taken the approach of breakage without major version increments being acceptable as long as they deem the breakage "minor" (based on crates.io and companies they…
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Comment #9781541
That seems... less good honestly, but gotta start some where I guess. Friends-network effect should grow weaker with time (or at first big drama blowup).
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Comment #9781024
Interesting, how was the mod team picked? I think it is a good check to have it be separate from the Rust team (assuming it wasn't picked by and answers to the Rust team).
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Comment #9761121
Indeed, I believe they share tips.
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Comment #9758999
It is a point, just a very "sad point" on top of a long series of nonsense ones. Open offices are AWFUL, but so is that article. Just because I agree with the underlying point does…
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Comment #9758960
Yeah, generally ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) headphones can help. IEMs that block sounds are even better than ANC headphones.
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Comment #9758944
Focus on noise isolation. Using ER-4P ( https://www.etymotic.com/consumer/earphones/er4.html ) with triple-flange tips is about the best you can get. Better even than $1000+ custom…
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Comment #9758888
I HATE open offices, but man is this article full of absolute nonsense. I mean that in a very literal way -- it has lots of stuff that can not be made sense of because it lacks con…
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Comment #9756201
What makes you believe that? 1,000+ user channels are common on Freenode.
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Comment #9726085
> In the rare chance that your true love coincidentally happens to be in a class you teach...OK, stranger things have happened in life. So do the adult thing: quit your job, then c…
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Comment #9714164
> if you would like to add your company to this list... Sadly, in the near term, the Rust boat has sailed. LTS releases would give a real good reason to reconsider if they ever com…
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Comment #9714053
> Tell me what you wanted Rust to do instead... Well -- if we are going into what I would have preferred. I would have preferred a rest period after release. No ongoing changes acr…
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Comment #9713968
> If there's no code out there that actually breaks, then I don't see the problem. Exactly, which was my point. Rust-the-community (and you as a member of it) see no problem with i…
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Comment #9713929
Go 1.5 can call C and be called from C. So you can write a Go function to extend your C app.
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Comment #9713892
I agree. Also, maybe Rust-the-community isn't ready to honor promises ( http://blog.rust-lang.org/2014/10/30/Stability.html ) it makes, which is critical for enterprise adoption. T…