So I came across this meme and it got me thinking.

We say that if our universe is truly infinite, we are bound to find a place that is the exact replica of our local cosmic neighborhood eventually if we keep looking.

But procedurally generated worlds like minecraft have that determinism to their world structure(with an initial seed to calculate everything) where you can predict how the local neighborhood would look like at any distance, no matter how far.

So would it be correct to say that it's not guarenteed that in a game like minecraft where the world is generated procedurally with a deterministic algorithm, will be such that you can find the exact same local neighborhood from one seed in any other seed?

WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT? TELL ME

React development builds are so laggy that even the most basic of optimization I make to speed it up ends up as a significant improvement in performance in the production build

Personal Observation
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Today morning I was looking through different React UI frameworks for my next hobby project. MUI React has been my favorite but I wanted something informal for this project, so I opened up all the two dozen suggested ones by Google searches.

Since reversing on committing to a UI framework, later on, is a huge headache so I was going through the component demos to shortlist a handful for final consideration, and in that, I almost skipped out all the frameworks which weren't showing a preview of their component on the documentation page itself.
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I wonder how many frameworks are genuinely good but are passed over due to others having better and more illustrative documentation. In a market with vast abundance, one cannot rely on the sincerity of the consumer to invest time and determine the best possible product, for there are plenty of 'good enough' products that the user does not really worry about false negatives.

Me, a self taught programmer from aerospace engineering being roasted by a friend with a systems engineering degree

Moore's law

Friend: "Dude the recent virus outbreak in china is so scary. What if this is the apocalypse?"
Me:

This is was a saturated field looks like from the bottom

The assignment needed me to implement a class that behaves like a vector<int>. I tried the obvious hack not expecting it to work, but surprisingly it did.

Should I pick Express, or Django for a medium sized API backend for a production app I'm building for a start-up. I've worked with both, and am unsure between choosing Express so I get to learn it more versus Django because I know it pretty well so less likely to get stuck.
There's going to be an accompanying React frontend, and a React Native app as well.

Functional programming in a nutshell

isRepost && sorry()

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https://github.com/eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...

Because why not

Our(n)

HolyFuckAVimJob
But
How will I ever quit?

I was planning a long rant about how AWS is so noob-unfriendly, but honestly I'm just tired after trying in vain to deploy a simple Django app on EBS with a simple RDS SQL db. Seven hours of not being able to deploy a simple Django app ffs 😭😭😭😭😭

Internet Explorer on Windows XP who?

Why? Juuuust Why

Alright people, are we finally building an OS in JavaScript, or was it just a mockery?

Are these both talking about the same project?🐴

Why else would they still not be illegal?

The fact that I still have to Google up even the simplest of css syntaxes even tho I've been doing css for years now

😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂😂 yass

I laughed for five full minutes.

Edit: Still cracks me up😂😂😂

Staring at you, Angular(JS)

Yassss

I formatted my entire hard drive, installed an unlicensed windows 8.1 and ran a shit ton of cracked patching on it; even went hunting for a fuckload of drivers, just so I don't have to use Windows 10.

"But it's not so bad" you say. Well, merry Christmas to you and your six hours of unskippable, non-disablebale updates per week, strategically placed to cause maximum disruption to your work, my friends.

💩

These keep getting better and better

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