Mhّnd - مهنّد

عن واثلة بن الأسقع ، أنه قال : سمعت النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم يحدث عن ربه عز وجل " أَنَا عِنْدَ ظَنِّ عَبْدِي بِي فَلْيَظُنَّ بِي مَا شَاءَ "

@Riazi_Cafe_en I wouldn’t call it true, because using the same logic, this is also true: | 2 ℕ | = | ℕ |

@jarredsumner Without Zig’s comptime, it could be slower

I have yet to see a benchmark where it is slower than the Zig implementation. It is basically the same codebase. It doesn’t use async rust and like the Zig implementation, uses few 3rd party libraries. It’s really the same thing just with better tools for us to prevent crashes.

Bun v1.3.14 releases tomorrow. If we do merge the Rust rewrite, this would be the last version in Zig

SABATON - Great War (Official Music Video) youtu.be/HkbG39-T4H0?si…

@levelsio ad blocking at the router level ? Thats a huge security risk

I love my Unifi router by ad blocking is so oddly buggy It never actually blocked any ad, then today it blocked an entire page, then I added that domain to the allow list but it keeps blocking it Interesting...

@_Awesomepants @RGW90 @VoxelPrismatic @IceSolst PWAs have lots of shortcomings, that makes somthing like Electron needed Like: Chrome updates can break your app

@RGW90 @VoxelPrismatic @IceSolst PWAs are actually a pretty good example, I wish more people knew about them. Do you know if browser version of discord supports PWAs? I might consider switching if it did.

Afaik every time you update, you redownload the entire electron framework which bundles chromium, and every electron app separately does this

@alexxubyte Lots of colors, poor information content. This isn’t much better than an AI-generated diagram

MCP vs API: what’s the difference?

@Jonathan_Blow The way i see it, AI is like being 60% of an expert in every field. If you’re more experienced than that, it can slow you down. If you’re less experienced, it speeds you up

I basically don't trust "studies" of any kind ever any more, but, this matches anecdotal observations: x.com/METR_Evals/sta…

@Omar_Rabiah @abdullahkurdi هو لايعني نهاية العالم حرفيا لكن بعض الانظمة الحساسة يكون الخطأ البسيط فيها اثاره كارثية خصوصا عند تلوث قاعدة البيانات مثلا تلوث القاعدة في البنوك يعني ضياع الارصدة وقس على ذلك

@srglmr @abdullahkurdi شفت المقطع. قد يخلق التحول من 99 إلى 00 لبعض الأخطاء في الأنظمة، لكن ليست نهاية العالم، ولا تعني أي شيء. ما اقتنعت 😃

خالد الشثري "شركة اس تي سي دفعت 85 مليون ريال لضبط الوقت في عام 1999م" التقنية تتطور لكن سوء القرار الإداري يبقى الدرس الأهم.

@Omar_Rabiah @abdullahkurdi هذا فديو يشرحها youtu.be/kyZDa09U7gc?si…

المشكلة ليست في ضبط الساعة بين المواقع المتباعدة مكانيا ولاعلاقة لل GPS بها المشكلة اعمق الانظمة وقتها كانت مبرمجة بدون الاخذ في الحسبان ان السنة راح توصل 2000 والتكلفة هنا هي تكلفة المرور ع جميع الانظمة (مئات الانظمة) وتعديل الشفرة المصدرية ليأخذ سنة 2000 في الحسبان هالمشكلة معروفة باسم y2k problem

@astrober1x @QaleoX @CurationMostly @pete_rizzo_ Burning tokens increases the value of the coin

BREAKING: MICHAEL SAYLOR CONFIRMS HE'S BURNING THE KEYS TO OVER 17,000 #BITCOIN WORTH $1.5 BILLION "THAT'S MY LEGACY." 🔥

@Jonathan_Blow @nicbarkeragain Maybe flag the string literals at compile time so that isStringLiteral() can check the flag at compile time as well. It should be possible since string literals are constants. I haven’t needed this feature, so I can’t say how useful it would be

@nicbarkeragain I have thought about implementing something like this, but it is deeply non-obvious how to do it without imposing a runtime cost for all strings.

I wish modern programming languages had a clearer way of distinguishing between string literals and runtime created strings. Even with "const" or "immutable" or similar there is always a mechanism to create those at runtime. I want a reliable "isStringLiteral(string)" function.

@Jonathan_Blow @levelsio @simeonkerkola @GolerGkA AI is a useful tool if you know exactly what you want at every step(this is the hard part). Otherwise, it’ll just take you down a long road to a dead end. And if you do know exactly what you want, it’s probably faster to just write the code yourself

@Jonathan_Blow @levelsio @simeonkerkola @GolerGkA AI is great for rapid prototyping, which is important from a business perspective(where other people need to be convinced) . But if a project is meant for long-term success, proper development takes over, and the prototype gets discarded or maybe salvaged

@levelsio @simeonkerkola @GolerGkA I'll put it this way: If you have never tried to make a game, I am sure it is fun to have a game-making experience. For those who have made games, even just simple ones, getting stuff on the screen is not impressive, it's easy; it's making the game *good* that is hard.

@hamptonism Thats just its projection(shadow) not the tesseract

i bought a tesseract.

@notch Whats your thoughts on the game 4d Miner? @4DMiner

Honest and legitimate request for feedback for once: The new game I'm passionately working on is currently set to be a traditional roguelike (i.e. ADOM, nethack, etc) mixed with a tile based first person dungeon crawler (ie Legend of Grimrock (esp 2), Eye of the Beholder) But then I gots to thinking that maybe there are people who like my work but might not share my taste in retro nostalgia and would prefer for me to make a spiritual successor thing to Minecraft, and I mean sure, I'd take that cash. So market research. I'd be happy to oblige either, which one would make you happier?

@MathMatize It converges faster (fewer iterations for the same precision)

@yacineMTB its a book and its name is “sahih al-bukhari” is the common name and it literally translates “Authentic of al buckari” The full name of the book translates to “The Authentic Collection of Hadiths by Al-Bukhari” Its a collection of Hadith’s collected and vetted by al-bukhari

in islam there's a set of hadiths called "sahih al bukhari" which literally means "correct". huge life hack: just name your book "the correct one". it's in the name!

@tsoding Number of steps should be ∞ (dx → 0), not just 8. This for-loop is just an approximation

Did you know that this weird elongated S is just a for-loop?