WWW wanderer, software engineer and outdoors enjoyer
noskills.club
~ 32y old
from
Italy
Joined 3y, 24w ago.
🏒 Lucian Marin
Did they discuss about living in a simulation and how hard can it be to exit it? John seems to dedicate his entire life creating one.
😶🌫️ Gianguido
Highly recommend listening to the Carmack interview by Lex Fridman, if you're into podcasts. It's quite long (almost 5 and a half hour!) but well worth the listen.
🏒 Lucian Marin
Did they discuss about living in a simulation and how hard can it be to exit it? John seems to dedicate his entire life creating one.
🏒 Lucian Marin
Where do you go?
😶🌫️ Gianguido
I'm staying in Italy! Going in Calabria.
😶🌫️ Gianguido
Tomorrow marks the beginning of vacations! 12 days without work. Sweet.
🏒 Lucian Marin
Where do you go?
😶🌫️ Gianguido
@subreply is probably the best web app I've ever used. Too good to be true almost.
🤦♂️ Patrick Williams
What do you think about web3 platforms like hackernoon or hive.blog?
😶🌫️ Gianguido
Post quality doesn't seem very high on both to be honest.
😶🌫️ Gianguido
Going no-news has been a great choice for my mental health. Muuuuch less anxiety!
Zero Edge
This thread on hackernews has me completely baffled: news.ycombinator.c... . I cannot imagine debugging without a debugger. People in the thread act like step debugging you simply step through the entire code and don't simply place breakpoints at the places you want to look. I am so confused... I mean I use print every once in a while but I cannot imagine the kind time I would waste not using a proper debugger. Maybe I am just spoiled using Visual Studio and other modern ide's suck? You're telling me you print an entire hash table to inspect a few elements for improper data??
😶🌫️ Gianguido
Just yesterday I was working on a niche system, trying to debug a piece of code running on said system: I wish I had a debugger handy. The reality is sometimes you simply don't have one available, and the only alternative is adding printf's, recompile, flash/run... it gets tiring but that's the way it is!
👨💻 Skyler
What has been the best place you've visited in Europe by train?
😶🌫️ Gianguido
I might be biased but I'd say Italy. The train network is well connected and prices for low/mid speed train is affordable. On top of that, the scenery during the trip is astonishing.