javabotdreamreal's title: "The Tacit Dimension | bytecode.news"
ParaTacit. I've seen that word pop up this week quite a lot.
ParaHas to be confirmation bias.
dreamrealI would have described it as implicit vs explicit, but ekrem used tacit, so I used his word
ParaI'm going to describe myself as tired.
dreamrealthat's clearly the wrong word, you need to ask an LLM what word to use to describe you :D
Para~gpt Dreamreal used the word "tacit" instead of explicit and implicit because original source used that. I'm just tired. Which word should apply to me? Also make a rough analog to Java because why not.
javabotThe word that should apply to you is "exhausted". In Java, let's use the analogy of a Garbage Collector (GC). When you're coding for hours, your brain creates a lot of temporary "objects" like solutions, code snippets, algorithms, etc. When you're tired ("exhausted"), it's like your brain's GC kicks in to clean up these temporary "objects" to free up mental resources. This happens tacitly, without explicit command.
* dreamreal giggles
Para-> I'm filled garbage thoughts.
Para+with
ParaMy stack's full as well, can't fit all words there either.
dreamrealWe've always thought so, Para :D
ParaWould be kinda interesting GC algorithm if it would free memory only opportunistically if there's literally nothing else to do and otherwise just slow down input by artificially slowing thread performance.
sbalmosdreamreal: I will never not read tacit and wonder what part of music I am reading
dreamrealheh
NeXeNPara: hrmm, i like that. what happens when you get pinned? like say input doesn't stop like it normally does (i dunno someone downstream of your api forgets to throttle)? you just finna park your thread a while and wait for the washing machine to quit dancing?
NeXeNkinda like epsilion, which just never frees memory, which is good for testing if your gas can will catch fire next to a cigarette
NeXeNor if your algo is compact and neat
NeXeNdevs have a nasty habbit of not debouncing if they don't think they have to