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Comment #49208911
"common sense" is common sense because it is the "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts" (1). Maybe what you meant to say is that the po…
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Comment #49206465
You can read the guidelines at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Might find this one relevant: "If a story is spam or off-topic, flag it. Don't feed egregious commen…
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Comment #48826901
Repost of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48791799 (with 63 comments)
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Comment #48440772
Felt it ~600KM away in a high floor, building was swaying. Others didn't feel it and at first I thought I was just [unusually] light-headed or something, but then we realized a doo…
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Comment #48432225
I also dislike his self-promotion, but his work _is_ well know and, as far as I know, well looked upon. I think he has more expertise and knowledge in this area than most (includin…
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Comment #47891782
Are you moving the goal post? I generally trust health agencies, more so when they all agree.
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Comment #47890516
Not sure how you get to that conclusion from the article when it ends with the conclusion from 5 health agencies that it's safe (and then more references from the scientific commun…
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Comment #47657192
I'm not sure this is particularly telling. You can write a tiny program that generates a 4K image, and the image could be 1000x larger. Or, if I write a short description "A couple…
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Comment #47332001
20 seconds each time. Last time I tried to enable incremental build, it wasn't working for us. It was a while ago, but I think it had to do with something in our v8 bridge.
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Comment #47331446
Just a slower build. From ~20 seconds to ~65 seconds the first time after I nuke it.
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Comment #47331273
Zig 0.15 is pretty stable. The biggest issue I face daily are silent compiler errors (SIGBUS) for trivial things, e.g. a typo in an import path. I've yet to find exactly why this […
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Comment #47120480
Maybe because they still have to pay for part replacements?
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Comment #47031507
And what pattern would you recommend if you needed to allocate?
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Comment #47030745
It wasn't clear from the examples, and the gist doesn't have a `deinit` method, so what happens if an error needs to own data? > Here, sqlite.ErrorPayload.init saves 500 bytes of e…
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Comment #46930427
Claude code has those "thoughts" you say it never will. In plan mode, it isn't uncommon that it'll ask you: do you want to do this the quick and simple way, or would you prefer to …
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Comment #46854306
Makes me think of an iolist in erlang/elixir.
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Comment #46583515
Aren't you missing something? Gemini tells me that non-NA market makes up 33% of Ford's sales, and 51% of GMs. So a better way to put it is "protects US automakers in the US." And …
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Comment #45863437
Isn't the problem exactly the opposite? A corporation has personhood which shields its executives?
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Comment #45770403
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45769901
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Comment #45314924
I ... don't disagree with you. Thanks. It helps my understanding. I know this is moving the goalpost, but it's still a shame that it [obviously] has to be a runtime error. Practica…
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Comment #45314303
Then in the top-most snippet, what size should `buffer` be?
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Comment #45314275
Author here. I see it both ways. Blog posts are collaboration (1). I did get the sense that Andrew doesn't see it that way. (And for this post in particular, and writegate in gener…
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Comment #44994361
Author here. I finally got it working. I had to flush both the encrypted writer and then the stream writer. There was also some issues with reading. Streaming works, but it'll alwa…
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Comment #44823339
A friend recently shared a newspaper article about his company. I hadn't seen him in a little while, and I told him how great he looked. Turns out, an AI-assisted image was used. I…