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Avicenna

@ Avicenna @programming.dev

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  • Morge continvoucly

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  • Tiꦟ doesn't just morge continvoucly, he goes back in time and fixes his mistakes before they ever happen.

  • ICE agents often ignore safety and privacy practices for detainee patients, Tacoma nurses say

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  • I think the bar is lower here like they should start with not emptying a full clip on random people

  • At least one of the 7 letters has still some relevance to my life.

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  • I am sorry you have to use R, you can perhaps enroll in a support group

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  • horrors beyond my comprehension

  • 15+ years later, Microsoft morged my diagram

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  • be like Tim

  • Coherent ideology

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  • this is any coorporation ever

  • Morge continvoucly

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  • Tim is going backwards in time

  • 14-year-old Miles Wu folded origami pattern that holds 10k times its own weight

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  • Well given that this was a competition organised by Thermo Fisher they likely now own the rights to the idea.

  • Winter Olympics in crisis as athletes deplete entire stock of 10,000 free condoms

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  • That is what I imagine too, stuffing handfuls of them to a bag to give to friends etc as a cheeky present or keep as a trophy to impress dates.

  • In a blind test, audiophiles couldn't tell the difference between audio signals sent through copper wire, a banana, or wet mud

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  • hmm interesting, if guesses were completely random would expect more like %50 mistakes. does this mean that mud actually transmits audio better than copper (assuming everyone marked the best sound they thought was as copper).

  • Discord introduces global 'teen-by-default' age verification

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  • POV: You maintain a JS library that 80% of modern web infrastructure uses as a dependency.

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  • I think it is a balance. Despite having quite functional IDEs now a days, it is still more error prone to change 10 instances of math.random than a single function you define modularly. If you think there is a good chance such an extension might be needed in future or that you might want to change libraries later on, I wouldn't necessarily call this a bad decision, even if it goes unused.

    YAGNI works best when it prevents adding complex unused futures which are error prone and complicates a simpler program logic and flow. In this case you are just encapsulating a function inside another one without any change to program complexity.

  • POV: You maintain a JS library that 80% of modern web infrastructure uses as a dependency.

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  • I can imagine multiple scenarios where this could be useful. Simplest is perhaps the coder imagined at the time they could extend the function in later stages.

  • Klarna for rent

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  • "Can't pay rent? Don't worry we have an even more humiliating solution for you!"

  • Andrew Tate is ’too smart to read’ and says books are for ‘slow brains’

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  • rage bait for internet points. pass

  • The same rights

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  • I mean if we are going to cherry pick examples, the car users are in a massive disadvantage despite the confounder of having plates.

  • Russian journal banned from writing on same-sex animal behavior without expressing disgust for it

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  • It is called the russian uncertainty principle. You can either observe the sexual behaviour of animals precisely or have precisely defined ideals but not both at the same time.

  • Real Struggle 😔

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  • "Can we get an AI tool to save pdfs?"

  • Someone got tired of hallucinated reports

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  • "Do not under any circumstance..." bounces right of LLMs