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tastyminerals2

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    Comment #44846761

    Personally, I had good experience with marimos so far. Reactive execution, variable deduplication, clear business logic vs UI elements logic separation that is forced on you is goo…

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    Comment #44846712

    Not very hard to you, however the reproducibility numbers tell a different story. Back in the days, when we were searching for some ML model implementations in the public repos and…

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    Comment #43514924

    pacman and aur with preconfigured DE, it saves a lot of time. I switched to Manjaro after I got tired of tweaking arch even for most trivial things every single reinstall. Its the …

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    Comment #43503342

    Sigh. I don't get the sentiment and the whole debate here. The author is clearly nitpicking (he is the first person who uses messages after all). But honestly, complaints about "ar…

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    Comment #42777964

    The author discusses biases and issues of the modern hiring processes and how to design a good one for your company.

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    Comment #41543348

    I tried doing some LeetCode problems and found that the time I spent making sense of their task descriptions is just not worth it. They are a mixed bag and some of them are simply …

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    Comment #40446717

    I have to admit, several years ago, a colleague of mine advised me if not to try Clojure but at least to read the "History of Clojure": https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3386321 ,…

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    Comment #40120916

    Yes, and with heavy use of one of the biggest D strengths -- CTFE (compile time eval). Great lib!

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    Comment #40115865

    If you need just csv/tsv parsing, you can also take a look at https://github.com/eBay/tsv-utils

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    Comment #39717151

    well, after https://yuri.is/not-julia/ , the above is a very valid statement.

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    Comment #39472151

    I used to use Phind for couple of months. I liked the UI improvements but the slow limited free GPT4 and fast lackluster Phind model turned me off. I tried Bing and it wasn’t worse…

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    Comment #39397115

    The "code" assistant is just a chat interface configured for programming tasks powered by gpt4 (Ultimate plan) and gpt3.5 for (Pro plan).

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    Comment #39397068

    You are confusing search and text generation.

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    Comment #39394730

    Kagi once returned nothing for one of my searches. I didn't anticipate that and decided to go to Bing. Bing returned many results but none of them was relevant. This is what any de…

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    Comment #39394519

    Kagi now is not only a search engine, the Ultimate plan gives you code, chat and research assistants. For chat you can even choose gpt4 turbo, gpt4, gpt3.5, claude2 or mistral mode…

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    Comment #39299383

    Based on the recent (September 2023) social study: Which is your native language? 2012: 57% Ukrainian, 42% Russian; 2023: 82% Ukrainian, 16% Russian Which language do you speak at …

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    Comment #39292657

    not anecdotal, I speak both languages. The trend now is to reject everything russian even though you do understand it, no way around this. And yes, the “kitchen language” for many …

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    Comment #39290285

    Well, this is pretty much dated. You would be surprised to learn how the tables started to turn starting from 2014 and finished turning today.

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    Comment #38991127

    Aren‘t these connected? Its about the contribution culture. If there is so much pain that it led to a language fork, what IDE and quality of life improvements from a shrinking comm…

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    Comment #38990974

    It is, and written mostly out of disappointment after reading the pr discussions. I still believe that Walter should have at least addressed it instead of going circles and acting …

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    Comment #38990545

    I never understood why they keep manufacturing these platform locked monstrosities. I bet no Linux distro will properly support it. Once I made a mistake and bought MS Surface Book…

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    Comment #38990372

    More than 20 years passed and nothing really changed. What makes you think it will be different now. It's a "Tango" part 2 all over again. Except now, the ship has long sailed.

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    Comment #38990293

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    Comment #38990042

    He pretty much derailed the D forum forking thread into remotely related tech discussion. This was weird to observe tbo, in the end my take is that he doesn't seem to bother much a…