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mithametacs
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Comment #44927238
The withdrawals are fucking garbage from even mild abuse (3x prescribed). I passed out and cut my head. And was anhedonic. And lethargic. And I started taking it as an adult. So I …
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Comment #44917066
I literally did the thing you’re not supposed to do. my psych kept giving me everything by Adderall. So I went to one of those online doctors and got Adderall through her. Then I j…
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Comment #44151882
Awful take. Everyone is capable of murder in the right circumstances. That doesn’t make everyone a murderer.
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Comment #44036015
Why didn’t I have you in my English classes peer reviewing my papers. Nicely done.
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Comment #43927563
You just put a text file with the names of the team or developers who own the directory.
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Comment #43927473
What research?
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Comment #43927324
You don’t hold onto it. It’s just lost when you die. Heaven has no bitcoin ATMs.
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Comment #43917526
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Comment #43188328
now we have a benchmark
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Comment #42608080
The dumber the technique, the less it should be used for this.
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Comment #42516700
Not everything is a functional program though and side effects are important. Types can’t* represent this. *Not for practical programs
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Comment #42509593
Sure code can be cool for the same reason hip-hop is more than just the meaning of the words. The typing is the rhyme scheme. The algorithm is the rhythm.
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Comment #42501010
I don't want to write any code. I want to think about the design of the program and have it pop out of my head fully formed. The latter gives me dopamine. The former gives me carpa…
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Comment #42500312
I’m satisfied bouncing between the free tiers of Claude and ChatGPT I usually only have like a few hard questions per day, where I have lots of unknown unknowns. If the LLM doesn’t…
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Comment #42500183
I had no choice most of my career doing Rails. Now I do C++ and I would fight to the death to keep autocomplete. But Copilot I bought a license for a got a refund for after a few m…
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Comment #42495964
they’re still bad for generating any significant body of code. They’re a little bit better about deciphering errors. They’ll still bullshit* you and send you on wild goose chases. …
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Comment #42492032
The Senate is quite deliberately there to protect the interests of the wealthy and powerful.
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Comment #42491083
But they should also have foreseen the routes for abuse. That's also their job. The DMCA is a disaster.
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Comment #42483201
I/O is just built on top of the tape. Real computers reserve a map of memory to I/O. This is like saying a CPU isn't a computer. It's sort of right but sort of wrong, you know?
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Comment #42482626
An algorithm designed for translating between human languages has now been shown to generalize to solving visual IQ test puzzles, without much modification. Yes, I find that surpri…
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Comment #42482365
I've never thought of a micro-lookup-table! That's cool. What have you used those for?
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Comment #42473355
I read that and the followup. It’s good writing but I slightly disagree. Imperative is actually a closer mathematical formalism for some things. I find imperative better for expres…
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Comment #42471058
Sounds like a page worth another search if you don't mind. I'll give you Internet Points in return! -- my attempt: Imperative defines the order and semantics of each step. Declarat…
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Comment #42471031
That's the hard part of project management. Is it worth spending a bit more time up-front, hoping to prevent refactoring later, or is it better to build a buggy version then improv…
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Comment #42470976
I agree with the distinction in approaches. In other words, it sounds like you're distinguishing agile and waterfall. I just find it odd to analogize: > agile : waterfall :: impera…