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I've been increasingly more interested in agriphotovoltaics. What is your opinion on utilising this system for agriculture

I've been calling for this approach for a while. It's kinda similar to how the human brain has areas that are good at specific tasks

Author here, You're right. That IS my goal though, to get rid of stuff I don't want quicker.

> Then I can take one glance at the summary and skim through the video in my first watch. If I find it interesting, I would watch it completely, else I discard it from my list.

Who are you? Cixin Liu?

Twitter fail whale was more skill issue that Rails shortcomings. If you read the book Hatching Twitter, you'll know quickly they weren't great at code

Tldr for erlang users?

It can also be caused by autoimmune thyroidism

On the URL bar. The URL shows when you click on it

Fascinating! I'm looking to do an FM save in the J League. which team would you recommend?

Daniel Levy

Like the Tottenham Hotspurs owner??

It's one thing to support your local grocer and totally different to support a company with multiple millions in VC funding, especially when they company doesn't even offer you much advantage (Lisp features)

Those countries are monarchies, yes. I wouldn't call them dictatorships. Based on external optics, I'd say there's a few countries that are technically democracies but give off more dictatorship vibes than the 3 you mentioned

I've read somewhere that you're more likely to get a job through an acquaintance then a closer friend

it does

I'd like to know this from a more informed person as well. My guess is that yjit is only now production ready, they've been building it for a while and enabled behind an experimental flag

It's been really interesting to see a Ruby article on the HN frontpage almost every week. I wonder what's causing that?

Compared to Rails, django will feel like fastapi

Imo

Well you can if you want. There's a lot of Ruby projects that are looking for contributions.

Is it because maths is "incomplete" ala godel incompleteness theorem?

I like Elixir but as of the latest Ruby version, you can use ractors. They aren't bound by the gil

Unfortunately no. There's been a sight increase in interest ever since Ruby 3 but something else is needed for a spark

Great post! I feel like Ruby can make a comeback if a lot more people use it for more than just Rails

If people aren't making too much noise about a language feature then I just assume it was implemented right

As soon as I saw, "you should listen to your elders" being used as a reason to read this article, i knew it wouldn't be high quality

Great opportunity for Godot to take up space in 2d and low scope 3d games

No I was very unprepared, even I could tell

Job descriptions shouldnt be a complicated puzzle then. I once interviewed at a company and mid-interview I could see I was struggling, interviewers were super nice though helped me solve the problem they gave.

No wonder i didnt get the job, but rejection email said they thought I am a good engineer. I replied if they can tell me where I can improve. They did so politely.

Few months down the road, I improved and applied again. I got the job

Have you tried tabnine?

Back in uni, I just made 4 PRs into my own projects, apparently that was enough to get a t-shirt and stickers

I don't participate in it anymore