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Beltalowda

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    Comment #39583352

    Cheers; I've always difficulty mapping those pprof graphs to actual concrete code and I never managed to get anything more useful out of it. This is the biggest take-away from this…

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    Comment #39583115

    How did you generate the timings on: https://benhoyt.com/images/go-1brc-profile-r9-source.png ?

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    Comment #38848601

    > got burnout and disgust at the modern tech hiring practice. In my experience it's even worse outside of tech. Because I really need a job I've just been applying to everything. M…

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    Comment #37935090

    A good Belter never wastes anything.

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    Comment #36432952

    I find myself wondering if my email is broken. Which is to say I get very little reply. Compare this to a year ago when I got a reply to almost every application I sent out. I'm ki…

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    Comment #36270293

    The conflation between "not a morning person" and "lazy" is completely ridiculous, and seems to prevail mostly in countries with a "protestant work ethic" background. I've literall…

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    Comment #34401863

    On punchcards having it as the highest character (with all holes punched) is the only way you can reliably do "delete" or "ignore" outside of having a special dedicated hole for it…

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    Comment #34395826

    You can still use multiple windows, but it hasn't been the default for a long time.

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    Comment #34391118

    Murdering one person is murder; murdering a substantial number of people in a region is genocide. Scale can definitely change the fundamental nature of something.

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    Comment #34389917

    I wll strt mttng vwls frm my cmmnts t rduc nrgy cnsumptn. Svng th plnt n vwl t a tm!

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    Comment #34388230

    That depends on the settings used for less; AFAIK the default for many distros is to display control characters.

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    Comment #34384960

    > this type of policy changes on a whim Ehh... "I want to share another idea in this post to keep it open-source [..] Let me know what you guys think" is not a "policy change on a …

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    Comment #34384438

    The downside of that is that piping to less won't display colours any more either, so then you need "progname -color=always" or some such. Some programs solve that with a built-in …

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    Comment #34384119

    There is no "50 years of technical debt". If anything, a significant amount of complexity has been removed compared to the 70s and 80s when everyone and their mother was making wil…

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    Comment #34384078

    That's kind of what aliases are for.

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    Comment #34384060

    It's useful if you want to write interactive applications from scratch ("curses-like"). Beyond that ... probably not so much.

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    Comment #34383868

    You don't need to "step through 40 years of organic development" unless you want super-fancy things like an interactive TUI with mouse support or whatnot (and even then, it's not t…

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    Comment #34375668

    Repost from a few days ago (61 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34315499

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    Comment #34370428

    No doubt; same in Netherlands (more pigs than people in the country). But there's been improvement over the last 20 years on the animal welfare front, at least in the Netherlands a…

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    Comment #34370254

    If someone gave me a big bag of money then working on a better dating site would probably be what I'd do with it. I think it's very hard pull off as a "personal project" though, be…

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    Comment #34369843

    Also there's less need for it in the first place as welfare conditions are usually better. Who could have expected that livestock that's not kept unhealthy conditions tends to be h…

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    Comment #34369258

    You can just replace "men" with "people" and it still works.

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    Comment #34366443

    Seems like some way to be better aware of "service days" would be the solution (e.g. reminders or the like)? The second seems like a more difficult problem to solve on your own; it…

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    Comment #34366347

    IMO the big advantage of languages like Go in this space is that you can ship a binary to your users and that will Just Work™ . Shipping a Python tool tends to be significantly mor…