Bipta
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You’re sort of missing the point. Two programming implementations are never the same if you rewrite them from scratch for anything but the most trivial program. It wouldn’t be a copy of the original and it would have a unique, if similar, implementation. It’s not as clear cut as you suggest (at least not for the reasons you suggest, but IANAL.)
What exactly do you think the US is doing that’s the equivalent of Russia having troops in Mexico? Hell if I can figure it out.
You sure very much describing appeasement. Russian officials have repeatedly let slip their desire to go further into Europe. There is really no difference.
And I’m someone more sympathetic than most to Russia’s, “we had to do it,” argument.
Speaking of that terrible idea: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/09/15/trump-bemoans-high-interest-rates-and-indicates-he-might-pressure-fed-to-lower.html
He’s done it before and he promises to do it again. The absolute genius /s
My sense is that this argument primarily holds for teams without thorough code reviews. For individuals or teams with good reviews, TypeScript adds little except for complex code or massive rewrites. I’m not saying it adds little in absolute terms, but that it adds little once you account for the overhead of using it.
This is the core thesis of the article:
It’s true that sometimes you have to write non-trivial types to convince the compiler that your data is correct.
That’s okay. Creating maintainable code with high quality often requires putting in the hard work.
There’s no real substantiation of the claim; just the claim itself.
Yes TypeScript is onerous but that’s just alright.
Maybe it’s true but it’s a weak argument.
I’m reminded that those who actually make the games don’t get that. They have overtime without pay.
Yes, capitalism fucks everyone every day unless you fight for what you deserve, usually for decades, and even then only getting half of it. It’s surprising that keeping this in mind requires reminders.
The person you’re responding to is basically making the, “steal a loaf of bread to feed your family” argument. It’s complicated by the fact that loaf of bread was already reserved for saving others, but it’s stupid to act like they’re a deranged person without a point.
The desire to not die is a strong one; stronger than logic.
They didn’t even mention a specific model. Why would you say they need 24gb to run any model? That’s just not true.