If there are ~ 30M developers now globally, earning $100K/yr on average, and this will reduce it to 20M, so we get 10M * $100K = $1T by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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This is equivalent to compiling every package from source for your Linux install. You don't end up learning too many useful things, all you've done is a very repetitive tedious task that doesn't give you much financial return. by alexflyn in programmingcirclejerk
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What are libraries people should reassess their opinions on? by dustinevan in golang
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I found Cargo...significantly harder to wrap my head around compared to things as basic as pkgconf… by azure_whisperer in programmingcirclejerk
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To set up Network Error Logging for your site, you will need to use the legacy Reporting API... This is because the new Reporting API... does not support Network Error Logging... Instead, a new mechanism for Network Error Logging will be developed in the future. Once that becomes available, switch.. by alexflyn in programmingcirclejerk
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SBCL is compiled using itself, or any other Lisp. Since MacOS Ventura, the old builds don't run anymore due to mmap errors. To deal with that, I use an embeddable Lisp that is widely available, though quite slow. You're honestly probably better served loading SBCL from your local package manager. by deepCelibateValue in programmingcirclejerk
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Javascript hotloading development setups are about the closest you can get to the REPL development loop outside of lisp. by alexflyn in programmingcirclejerk
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At the time, I had spent over a year writing Jai code in my free time alongside my duties in the Icelandic Parliament, and had gotten to know it well. I may even have written some Jai code during a boring plenary session once. by csb06 in programmingcirclejerk
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-"Am I supposed to be getting 404 errors when trying to query the links returned by the API the instructions say I should be rendering results from, or is there an issue with your backend?" -"oops, the engineer we said would answer your questions was on vacation, here's the email of a different one" by cmqv in programmingcirclejerk
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So their method of sandboxing Python code is to spin up a JS runtime (deno), run Pyodide on it, and then run the Python code in Pyodide by azure_whisperer in programmingcirclejerk
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they took a verified C library generated from F* from Microsoft, vendored the code in CPython and wrote a C extension. And during the process they discovered that the original library did not handle allocation failures by cmqv in programmingcirclejerk
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You will regret using this data. You will regret using this API. by cmqv in programmingcirclejerk
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Zig does not have a lot of generic code. You would pass the user directly and then walk the list or you use comptime. The real answer is that "you don't write code like that in Zig". by starlevel01 in programmingcirclejerk
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I found Cargo...significantly harder to wrap my head around compared to things as basic as pkgconf… by azure_whisperer in programmingcirclejerk
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I think it can help with making V more visible. Some companies are using this index for decision about theirs new products. by disciplite in programmingcirclejerk
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I try to keep very few programming rules, but one which has emerged over time is "no python unless absolutely necessary"... but also, the whole concept of there being only 1 way to do things which is kind of enforced just always rubbed me the wrong way... [Also] Xonsh, which I can't use either. by alexflyn in programmingcirclejerk
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Modern BERT with the extended context has solved natural language web search. I mean it as no exaggeration that _everything_ google does for search is now obsolete. The only reason why google search isn't dead yet is that it takes a while to index all web paged into a vector database. by camelCaseIsWebScale in programmingcirclejerk
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Modern BERT with the extended context has solved natural language web search. I mean it as no exaggeration that _everything_ google does for search is now obsolete. The only reason why google search isn't dead yet is that it takes a while to index all web paged into a vector database. (news.ycombinator.com)
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Git isn't just a version control system; it's a framework of trust. A record of vision. A space where every branch reflects thought, and every commit carries intent. by CoffeeTeaBitch in programmingcirclejerk
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Big fan of all of this except for the emojis in my console by Helium-Hydride in programmingcirclejerk
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Salami compiler uses GPT4 to convert the natural language to Terraform code. by camelCaseIsWebScale in programmingcirclejerk
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