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whoiscroberts commented on PEP 750 – Template Strings   peps.python.org/pep-0750/... · Posted by u/grep_it
whoiscroberts · 10 months ago
Why should I use this instead of Template class from string
whoiscroberts commented on Scientists witness living plant cells generate cellulose and form cell walls   phys.org/news/2025-03-sci... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
whoiscroberts · 10 months ago
Amazing. Viewing this article sparked a thought, whoever makes the infamous “artistic rendering”s, their job got a lot easier recently with AI.
whoiscroberts commented on The Darkest Timeline – how I see the 54% tariff impacting the game industry   stonemaiergames.com/the-d... · Posted by u/vyrotek
whoiscroberts · 10 months ago
I guess our trading partners should lower their tariffs/margins to a level that makes these US importers and publishers able to take a healthy cut, or we can assume they don’t mind the drop in orders to their factories.
whoiscroberts commented on The US Assault on Science: National Academies Letter   nytimes.com/2025/03/31/sc... · Posted by u/pmags
ergonaught · a year ago
They recognized what was coming and knelt rather than having their balls busted.

Also, they're already wealthy, they have what matters in the foreseeable future.

This is unequivocally not an endorsement of their choices.

whoiscroberts · 10 months ago
Or they are not too worried…
whoiscroberts commented on The Frontend Treadmill   polotek.net/posts/the-fro... · Posted by u/Kerrick
whoiscroberts · a year ago
For any backend engineers that don’t build products because dealing with frontend is demoralizing… give the replit ai agent a test. I’m making better ui now than I ever could with bootstrap and jquery. Typescript + react + the right amount of prompting about code quality and maintainability and it produced workable interfaces plus some.
whoiscroberts commented on Europe's largest battery site goes live in Scotland, boosting UK energy grid   techspot.com/news/107021-... · Posted by u/teamonkey
anovikov · a year ago
Question must be, what's the point of uber large storage sites? Storage is essential, but where is the economy of scale of large sites, how are they more economic than small - say container-sized, a ~1 MWh - ones? Having smaller systems, closer to producer, must also save on transmission capacity, no? Not to mention, given the geopolitical situation, their safety.

I'm also convinced that separating generation and storage is simply an awfully, comically bad idea: generation that needs storage - solar and wind - is DC, storage is also DC. Transmission is usually AC or at least goes through AC/DC conversion at some point.

Why wasting a lot of additional energy to store it by doing an extra unneeded AC/DC conversion which happens if storage is separate from generation? Instead of storing DC energy as it is produced and discharging it - by converting to AC and feeding into the grid - as it is needed?

whoiscroberts · a year ago
This might be a small site by the time the planet is converted.
whoiscroberts commented on Go-attention: A full attention mechanism and transformer in pure Go   github.com/takara-ai/go-a... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
robertlagrant · a year ago
> We've been really bad at allocating capital to people who are building important and highly influential software

What does this mean? Can you give an example?

whoiscroberts · a year ago
I took it to mean that we give money to people who ask for it
whoiscroberts commented on El Salvador abandons Bitcoin as legal tender   ticotimes.net/2025/02/02/... · Posted by u/smallerfish
dodoisdodo · a year ago
Governmental monetary systems are usually founded on hopes and prayers (and military might).
whoiscroberts · a year ago
Military Might ( and hopes and prayers)
whoiscroberts commented on Show HN: Watch 3 AIs compete in real-time stock trading   trading.snagra.com... · Posted by u/sunnynagra
jesprenj · a year ago
Right now they are just buying, no one is selling ... interesting.
whoiscroberts · a year ago
You have to buy before you sell
whoiscroberts commented on Ask HN: Who's building on Python NoGIL?    · Posted by u/grandimam
francocalvo · a year ago
He's probably talking about libraries like PySpark or PyFlink which are used a lot
whoiscroberts · a year ago
Pyflink seems promising, I love vanilla flink but as soon as you need to debug your pyflink job pyflink becomes a hurdle. That translation layer between Python and Java can be opaque.

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