Yeah, it works. Now I can listen to some good Linkin Park songs.

Damn, Splinterlands do use a ton of different operations.

When I click on almost any song title on leaderboards in top artists it takes me to the main page playing the video, but it doesn't match the one I selected. Maybe the links are dead.

One thing I try to stay away from is all sorts of evangelists - you can't trust them.

Why LLMs are not compilers.

The real test of intelligence of AI: put LLM into a physical body, make it able to respond to external stimuli, drop it to deserted island for 10 years and come back to see what it did after that. My

nah, vim is still here

Goodbye windsurf Goodbye electron

Cycle through #vim search history with [/ ]/ mappings.

The problem with GC'ed languages are not GC pauses. It's the lack of deterministic destructors.

#TIL git branch --contains - check which branches contain given commit

I though that C++ has the most ridiculous acronyms (RAII), but Rust's RPITIT beats it all.

Hive-index now shows a combined all-in-one chart for hive operations.

Depends on the context. And the human.

Sometimes you have to.

I'm not super familiar with escrow operations. Do these give you all that is needed to build trustless platform on Hive? If I understand it correctly it still requires 3rd party agent for arbitrage. AFAIK

[...] we suggest purchasing only from accounts that you completely trust [...] No offence, but what's the point of web3 if it still relies on trust? How do you plan to fix this going forward?

lol no

I'm not sure which yield() you mean, but I don't think anything in particular gets compiled to pause on its own.

Not necessarily, this OCaml code is guaranteed to recurse forever. let rec loop x = Printf.printf "%i\n" x; loop (x - 1)