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if you've never had the experience of handing something off to someone else being more laborious and slower than doing it yourself due to having to set constraints and define success, then you simply haven't held a senior enough position to comment on this with any authority
I tried to use a kinesis but my problem is that I don't touch type I learnt from scratch as a kid. and it's insanely difficult to adjust to only pressing certain keys with a certain hand/finger
it compares... unfavorably, on the side of ai
maybe if we keep buying them, they'll change their mind and roll it back
when could we?
is there a market to secure the crypto of rich but stupid people like this? all I have to do is not share the seed phrase, no brainer
happened? past tense? it's still being worked on. expect massive things in the near future.
what about mirrors with tiny little windshield wipers?
OP tried zig last and is currently most fascinated by it
a lot of "actual people" are also suffering from dunning kruger and just love to build stupid shit that nobody wants in horrific ways.
it's faster to prototype in rust. this may seem counterintuitive, but when a rust program compiles, it generally works. not saying 100% and free from logic bugs, but a lot of the error handling, locks required, and checks for nulls have already been worked out by default.
sounds like something that could be solved with more learning
I wrote python for 15 years
I don't want to write python anymore. mainly rust if I can
languages with a gc are using rust to deal with their horrific performance. look at python and javascript.
yea it's already in the standard library and it's very straightforward
coffee, even without caffeine, contains so much antioxidants, you can sort of imagine the coffee bean as carrying the antioxidant burden of the entire world on its back
I set a timer for 4 minutes and then I let my hand write things until the timer goes off.
sometimes I feel like writing more, and I let myself
sometimes I have nothing left to write (rare lol) and I simply write down that I don't have anything else
me too and I absolutely cannot remember the steps I took
the closest thing is pingora which is a proxy framework, so you build your own proxy basically
isn't that just a way of running containers? yeah you can run envoy
I primarily use it outside containers on EC2, works exactly the same as it does in a container
do they pay them for every hour they work? I'd be down. but if I'm getting paid for just 40 hours, they can eat my shit
when you're making 6 million a year, a 250k cut is inconsequential
my guess is they're doing this to make people feel like they're taking accountability
wow, this is really fugcing cool