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Carthag Tuek posted:probably? i have no idea what im doing and i hate it well breaking on element change isnt gonna work because it rebuilds the dom so whatever breakpoints i set are lost e: oh maybe i got it. i broke right after the dom got built then added the element breakpoint and let it run again, seems to have caught it Carthag Tuek fucked around with this message at 09:53 on Mar 29, 2023 |
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not that it helps a lot when everything is in fuckin callbacks and timeouts
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urgh gently caress enterprise webapps using closed shadow dom for no clear reason other than to get in the way of automating tedious poo poo
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its all trash
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quote:Elon Musk and Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak among over 1,100 who sign open letter calling for 6-month ban on creating powerful A.I. https://fortune.com/2023/03/29/elon-musk-apple-steve-wozniak-over-1100-sign-open-letter-6-month-ban-creating-powerful-ai/ That reads like bad losers to the AI race and simple jealousy to OpenAI. What could remotely be achieved in 6 months of babble. If anything it is overly pro-communist as it definitely gives China more time to bribe and steal the technology.
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i think we can expect butlerian jihad in 6 years tops
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bob dobbs is dead posted:i think we can expect butlerian jihad in 6 years tops Inshallah
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bob dobbs is dead posted:i think we can expect butlerian jihad in 6 years tops I think the machines will be fed up with us long before that.
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i cant do this node garbage any more
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Carthag Tuek posted:i cant do this node garbage any more Have chatGPT do it for you. Bing bong so simple
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write it in your favorite language, then have gpt-4 turn it into node. it works pretty well.
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i wonder if gpt knows what a monad is
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Write in rust; compile to wasm; run in node
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i wonder if gpt knows what a monad is idk, what's monad with you?
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cinci zoo sniper posted:i wonder if gpt knows what a monad is i asked it and the resulting wall of text had exactly the same effect on me as all the "what's a monad" blog posts from 10 years ago, so I'd say it gets it spot on
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asked it to implement the Maybe monad in c#, and it got deeply confused by all the blog posts talking about how nullable types and Enumerable are monads I think. Was pretty close though! A few more years and it'll be smashing hackerrank
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distortion park posted:asked it to implement the Maybe monad in c#, and it got deeply confused by all the blog posts talking about how nullable types and Enumerable are monads I think. Was pretty close though! A few more years and it'll be smashing hackerrank i really liked how its authors presented a bottom 20% result on unseen coderforces problems. its going to supplant my ability to convince colleagues that databases were invented intentfully any day now
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god impersonation in Windows is so loving bad. even copying the MS docs on how to do it the identity inside the method called using the generated userhandle just returns the same user as before
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quote:We redesigned the way PyCharm works with generic classes and protocols. The IDE now features improved handling of hierarchies of generic classes and generic protocols, resolving many long-standing problems with type hinting.
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MrMoo posted:https://fortune.com/2023/03/29/elon-musk-apple-steve-wozniak-over-1100-sign-open-letter-6-month-ban-creating-powerful-ai/ yeah absolutely. elon musk is clearly still jelly they pushed him out of openai
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its commodity. all of it is commodity, they just used more data. sutton was right, and openai learned the bitter lesson hardest
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MrMoo posted:https://fortune.com/2023/03/29/elon-musk-apple-steve-wozniak-over-1100-sign-open-letter-6-month-ban-creating-powerful-ai/ i mean, i think bengio is genuinely concerned about mgmt jocks just slamming the pedal and making bunch of poo poo up (i.e., sloppy science), whereas musker is probably just being an idiot and earnestly representing the eff*ctive altr*ism crowd guys like emad otoh voting for this is very huge "im too poor to compete with them on equal footing" energy
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Pie Colony posted:yeah absolutely. elon musk is clearly still jelly they pushed him out of openai also, i went to look this up now because this isn't something i remember in any clear detail and lmao https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/24/23654701/openai-elon-musk-failed-takeover-report-closed-open-source incredible, i guess i'm then at least on the 50/50 this vs ea poo poo position here
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when I made crime committer part of it was to learn front end and I created a sort of artificial limitation for myself of using as few libraries as possible, I think I used one for datetime stuff and that was abot it I am now following some tutorials and they are using jquery. I understand jquery is ubiquitous.. is my goal for js purity warranted? or should I dehumanise and face to bloodshed
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jquery was ubiquitous maybe 5-10 years ago. it's largely superfluous these days since most of the good parts are now part of js without needing any libraries. if the tutorials you're following are from 5-10 years back then you may want to find some more modern ones
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i can tell you this much if there are any callbacks or timeouts in your code you done hosed up go for a -> b -> c thats a stacktrace i can work with, not tr7adeworhituejfkwgiortuejf, thats not amenable to debugging or even anything, but its very popular in whatever bullshit frameworks we use, and one of them is jquery so its tainted in my memory forever
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I used shitloads of jQuery a few years back and when you get into the headspace of it you can bang out a lot of stuff v. quickly, but yes it also sucks in quite a lot of ways syntax wise mainly though what I hate is debugging literallt anything in js. hmm yes let me see some garbo object[0]. element.prototype poo poo in the console to work out why $(#farts) isn't returning what I expected <-- the words of the utterly deranged
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code:
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(its a wide-character aware getopt() implementation/clone)
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actually that's stolen from my code. Rude.
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:actually that's stolen from my code. Rude. https://paste.ofcode.org/33pNrvCSRrKXwfQtt4CxHPJ blergh its fine-ish i still hate it but at least i wrote decent enough comments a year ago
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javascript programming is great because every error is "cannot read property fart of undefined"
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i like trying to debug js that's been through a build step and uses async
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redleader posted:i like trying to debug js that's been through a build step and uses async use source maps
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polyester concept posted:use source maps how’s dust_2 gonna help anything
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Sapozhnik posted:javascript programming is great because every error is "cannot read property fart of undefined" too real
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redleader posted:i like trying to debug js that's been through a build step and uses async change your babel config to emit native async/await, which has been supported by everything except IE11 for at least five years now. i think most devtools can track call stacks across awaits now. at least the IE6 demon has been well and truly slain for, well, about five years now. even china stopped using that poo poo long ago.
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anyway i think we need to stop all non-security-patch development on web browsers for a while until we figure out what's going on all the useful stuff like async/await, fetch, async iterators, css flexbox, css grid is quite a few years old by this point and the only things that have been added to browser engines since then are new and exciting forms of built in spyware i guess maybe tc39 temporal would be a useful addition to the javascript standard library but other than that i got nothing. maybe standardized annotations and type annotations as well but those are stuck in committee hell.
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is it stuck debating flow vs typescript semantics? hopefully less dumb than that but i also wouldn’t be surprised if that’s what blocks it
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