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felixyz

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About felixyz

I run The Search Space podcast: https://thesearch.space

felix@hinterstellar.io

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    Someone built something useful and you complain that it's "nice looking"? Consider reframing your feedback.

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    Your information diet. Social media. Gossipy and negative people. Mulling over old failures/regrets/slights etc. The mind is easily pulled along by negativity and outrage... as can…

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    Comment #47932677

    That's where the modern meaning of "digital circuit" etc comes from as well, the discrete/jointed nature of the digits (ie fingers). (Source: I read it a long time ago and was fasc…

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    Comment #47932654

    You have to be extremely careful when you set up a dev container, lock down file access, do not give the agent the power to start other containers or "docker compose up", restrict …

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    Comment #47717024

    "didn't want to talk about it", absolutely. "dissolved metaphysics entirely", absolutely not.

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    Comment #47506393

    Great news and a long time coming!

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    Comment #46287084

    The tech world knows this. They are raking in money off of these scams. People with a rudimentary moral compass leave, those without stay, which makes it even less likely that indu…

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    Comment #45500743

    I've seen several Mac users have the same experience: going all-in on nix-darwin and then getting frustrated. But nix-darwin is one of the worst ways of getting into Nix, because i…

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    Comment #45422787

    The way I do this is I task the agent with writing a script which in turn does the updates. I can inspect that script, and I can run it on a subset of files/folders, and I can git …

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    Comment #45238944

    This is going to be very good for Gleam IMO. Having a super-easy on-ramp for using Gleam in Elixir projects will let people experiment with implementing eg more complex business lo…

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    Comment #45224545

    You're a hero!

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    Comment #45090609

    > There's no such thing as an individual conscious self that persists over time True. But then again, there is nothing that persists over time. Entities with enduring identities - …

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    Comment #44235011

    Wonderful podcast all-around!

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    Comment #44234942

    The Swedish, rather short-lived but very influential, magazine Pop voted There's a Riot as the best album of all time in 1994. That list had a huge effect on a whole generation of …

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    Comment #44234873

    Out of JB, Sly, and George Clinton, Sly's my man.

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    Comment #43555317

    My current preference is to use Elixir and its great ecosystem as the shell for my project, and implement the core business logic in Gleam.

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    Comment #43311607

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Measles:_A_Dangerous_Illness > "Measles: A Dangerous Illness" is an open letter written by the children's writer Roald Dahl in 1986 in response to ong…

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    Comment #42425395

    Excellent! This scenario has a precursor in Philip K. Dick's "Ubik" (1969). It's just a sub-plot there, but the parallels are striking.

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    Comment #41407898

    Scala is known for being multi-paradigm and quite complex, with competing factions promoting different Best Ways of Doing Things. Gleam is designed to be small and simple with a si…

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    Comment #41407835

    Wow, I remember discovering your page in the late 90s. Never thought I'd find it again!

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    Comment #41308061

    Any particular macro system you have used or created? If so, did you use an existing pre-processor, or just coded something up from scratch?

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    Comment #41289488

    With a partitioned table you can painlessly remove old rows. Of course, you then have to maintain your partitions, but that's trivial.

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    Comment #40995241

    TypeDb is a practical Datalog-based database system [1] (with a different syntax). TerminusDb is a project in a similar vein [2], but actually an RDF store at its core. If you want…