@mattpocockuk Inspired from /grill-with-docs
I built a /teach-me skill that helps you find your unknown unknowns by grilling you against the consensus research on a particular topic or question.
I tried it with CS, emotional intelligence, maths,.. it's like a super power
A **proof** is a verification of a proposition by a chain of logical deductions from a set of Axioms. Where **proposition** is a statement that is either true of false.
anybody telling you otherwise is either lying or stupid ;)
@sunnykgupta It's probably my biased environment, but in my circle, kids (aged 14 - 19), exceptionally great programmers, and all they needed was that one opportunity, that one eye on their projects
Time comes with opportunity, but it's one's skills and readyness to be able to take it
@fidexcode Please be explicit about what you mean by "clean code". There are two main philosophies of software design and "clean code" is the Uncle Bob's opinion and is generally regarded as "bad" in modern (after 2016) timelines.
@benrayfield@deus_lemmus@vxdb One can use a mathematical problem that is not parallalizable. Locking the answer to the fastest single core CPU speeds till the set time
I love this guy's honesty...
I used to think he was a sold out conservative,
no he's just honest about his opinions. And showing skepticism against DHH shows his honesty.
I've learnt a lot from his contrarian views from mine for Rust and DEI, seeing the other side helps.
Omarchy Linux 4 Mostly Written by AI
"Being into open source and recoiling from vibe coding is a contradiction in terms," says the Ruby on Rails & Omarchy Linux creator.
"God of the Internet"
was an actual title given to Jon Postel.
He handled RFCs, which define the system of IP addresses, domain names and email and internet itself.
The internet as we know it, is because of this man🫡
RFC2468 establishes the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award
This is so funny LMFAO
@cmuratori please explain how is this possible?
The compiled binary is definitely equivalent as we know Collatz is true till 2^64 ... but still how does the compiler reason about all that T T