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twooster

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    Comment #43469131

    I'd also consider that this will become increasingly important in the age of LLMs. Want Cursor to one-shot a change? Dollars to donuts the agents of the future will perform a lot b…

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    Comment #38514877

    https://www.benkuhn.net/lux/ maybe?

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    Comment #28368759

    It seems to me that if, e.g., mandatory arbitration clauses can be binding, then so could a precondition clause allowing particular types of torts (or disallowing particular types …

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    Comment #28356439

    Would this be fixable by adjusting, somewhat, the terms of the GPL? If the issue is that this is a contractual violation, would it be possible to put preconditions before granting …

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    Comment #28313937

    Expanding on a sibling comment's reference to Simpson's paradox is the following analysis of the data: https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/israeli-data-how-can-... Basically, Is…

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    Comment #28313709

    It's been done: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disulfiram Not as a vaccine, but as a drug.

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    Comment #28312869

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_and_weak_typing Wikipedia disagrees with you in the opening paragraph about strong and weak typing: it's contentious. For all practical purpose…

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    Comment #28277104

    I've seen this take so many times an I simply don't get it. The notion that TypeScript can't be (some form of) strongly-typed because Javascript is (some form of) weakly-typed is j…

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    Comment #27164388

    You should almost always be running Bash in `-e` (exit-on-error) mode. This necessitates precisely the construct mentioned in this article. For example: set -e var="$( false )" if …

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    Comment #26709125

    You're right on your first estimation: P(getting infected per touch) = 1/10000 = .0001 P(not getting infected per touch) = 1 - P(getting infected per touch) = .9999 P(not getting i…

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    Comment #26339814

    Was that comment spam, or just snark? But I guess bigotry is okay. Free speech platform so long as it doesn't step on any in-group toes.

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    Comment #20360315

    A bigger danger still would be: const userPromise = fetchUser(id) const itemPromise = fetchItem(itemId) // Do stuff, maybe even more async stuff const item = await itemPromise cons…

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    Comment #15026843

    This is really cool. Yet, somehow, as cool as it is, I find it terribly depressing. In comparison to other "look what I can do" projects -- such code golf, or demo programming, or …

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    Comment #14859039

    Sadly they have to operate cooperatively. :/ I've taken great pains to prefix all of my builds with "${CI_JOB_ID}" and add a `clean` step at the end to tear down all created images…

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    Comment #14858810

    Gitlab gets a lot of love around here on Hacker News. I'm sure there's a lot of people setting up their own servers and maybe running into some questions/problems around setting up…

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    Comment #14156180

    I believe this is because vim manages drawing the entire screen, rather than depending on its terminal emulator to wrap lines, etc. This may be dependent upon configuration, and th…

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    Comment #11770610

    They did? There's expert analysis on the linked page. More in depth than a newspaper article, but more accessible than legalese.