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ravenide

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    Comment #25018998

    That’s super interesting, I had no idea, but I just meant malloc’ing huge chunks of memory at a time and freeing it all at once.

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    Comment #25012902

    Just wait until they figure out how to use arena/stack-based memory.

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    Comment #24703416

    The core idea seems to be to map shortcuts to sequences of characters. My experiences suggest that this has promise. Using normal QWERTY, I currently type 160 wpm on average at 95%…

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    Comment #24585015

    Why are standups even a thing? Like, what is wrong with my reasoning here? Meetings are maximally efficient when the exact set of people who all need to talk to each other are pres…

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    Comment #24521441

    Is this tutorial interface (navigation, diffs, files/downloads at each step) custom made? It's pretty nice for this kind of format.

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    Comment #24380404

    Stupid question, but without any video support at all, how do you even install the software you need to use it as a headless server?

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    Comment #24364212

    I tried this. It is basically a slightly improved VSCode at this point. Basically, most the slowness/bulkiness of IDEs does not come from the text editing portion.

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    Comment #24228950

    “Even though I'm never expecting my game to read an empty string in from an s-expression, I didn't want that to be a limitation of the parser.” This thing is never going to ship. C…

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    Comment #23786545

    Is this the bash dude?

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    Comment #23627304

    I love vim and have never met someone who used it more fluently than me. Yet I find it lacking. I can never get IDE features like code navigation and completion to really work. I u…

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    Comment #23479565

    If I’m understanding you correctly, for purposes of free will and moral responsibility, the details underlying the ‘control’ people have don’t matter—all that matters is that they …

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    Comment #23477526

    I find the 'control' part of this iffy. People's actions are caused by their thoughts, feelings and beliefs, but their thoughts, feelings and beliefs are themselves caused by vario…

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    Comment #23477243

    The problem I have with relating consciousness to free will is that consciousness seems to me to be about experiencing your thoughts, not controlling or exerting them. Sentience ha…

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    Comment #23477148

    > The Frankfurt cases debunked the full principle of alternate possibilities (PAP), so I disagree that PAP is why people care about free will. I didn’t know about Frankfurt or PAP.…

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    Comment #23474055

    > Free will is just as real as cars. This is true. They're both abstractions. I think the important property we ought to care about is how easily each abstraction breaks down, in t…

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    Comment #23473834

    “Quantum mechanics disproves determinism and therefore disproves free-will-skepticism” is an asinine argument I hear parroted everywhere and it drives me bonkers. Ok, say quantum m…

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    Comment #23304516

    For what it's worth, if they'd just made the feature opt-in, I actually think it's a great feature. I'd love a Triplebyte page that I can link to instead of a resume (that's what I…

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    Comment #23288868

    Thank you for not incorrectly saying "that begs the question of..."

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    Comment #22958013

    I don’t understand this mentality tbh. Why do you need the ability to drop into any standard install and go? Don’t you use one computer as your main machine?

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    Comment #22734775

    You’re right.

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    Comment #22734635

    Here are some serious outstanding problems in software: * Considering how fast modern computers are, software is so damn slow. * Software frequently stops working. When it does, th…