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Comment #49202622
We don't know exactly what Google's leadership was thinking, nor how the AI race will shape up in the coming months and years. Calling it a "failure" seems presumptuous and prematu…
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Comment #48793358
The money contributed to the Rust Foundation by large corporate members supports initiatives[0] that benefit all users of Rust, and I am happy for it. The slow and deliberative app…
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Comment #48602667
You're incorrect. The letter ו (vav) is pronounced /v/ in modern Hebrew but /w/ in Biblical Hebrew and other ancient Semitic languages, which is why the letter is referred to as Wa…
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Comment #48510996
Excellent write-up!
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Comment #48377499
Is the magic a property of the broader language-family (and could be experienced with Janet, Racket, whatever), or Common Lisp specifically? When people praise the core execution e…
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Comment #47884854
What exactly would you have done differently? Cargo made its debut in 2014, a year before the infamous left-pad incident, and three years before the first large-scale malicious typ…
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Comment #46886949
Please share this with someone who doesn't know the story yet. Ingenuity alone can't save our species. We also need the will to do good. We are living through a moment of deep cyni…
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Comment #46641143
Having worked with both kinds, I have generally preferred three-dimensional human beings to cut-outs from a compliance training manual. Being fundamentally kind and collaborative i…
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Comment #46612132
Flame graphs have an official web site, maintained by Brendan Gregg, who invented them: https://www.brendangregg.com/flamegraphs.html . It's a useful starting point.
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Comment #46372141
My hunch is that the same is true of Wikipedia's choice of Lua for template scripting, made back in 2012. https://lists.wikimedia.org/hyperkitty/list/wikitech-l@lists...
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Comment #45628714
> you might not understand what the problem is for working and middle class people quickly finding themselves surrounded by a sea of people with dramatically different cultures, va…
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Comment #45407160
I am interested in this topic, but this textbook is too daunting for me. What I'd love is a crash course on Bayesian methods for the working systems performance engineer. If you, d…
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Comment #45297698
It has access to the current page, so you can ask Gemini questions about its content.
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Comment #44703731
Your content is great, and the participation of non-native English speakers in this community makes it better and richer.
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Comment #44092992
The level of intellectual engagement with Chomsky's ideas in the comments here is shockingly low. Surely, we are capable of holding these two thoughts: one, that the facility of LL…
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Comment #43552944
OK, I will be the useful idiot. I don't fully understand your anecdote. Could you explain what is exactly it that you perceived and that the other engineer failed to see?
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Comment #43137054
For someone new to time series analysis, how did you choose these particular algorithms? Are they standard in the field, or more of a personal selection?
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Comment #43053280
What is it about Zed that you find superior to VS Code?
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Comment #41932018
I am starting to understand why these luminaries warn us about a future that is dominated by a solitary superintelligence, self-obsessed and uninterested in humanity.
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Comment #41579630
POCSAG is an ideal for broadcasting low-sensitivity push notifications, like "report to your local commanding officer by 15:00 today". These messages don't need encryption, just a …
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Comment #41315743
Armin advocates for 'uv' to dominate the space, but acknowledges it could be rug-pulled due to its VC backing. His solution to this potential issue is that it's "very forkable." Bu…
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Comment #40541788
This brings to mind Chernoff faces[1], a type of visualization where facial features are mapped to data points. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernoff_face
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Comment #39925251
When using Jpegli as a drop-in replacement for for libjpeg-turbo (i.e., with the same input bit-map and quality setting), will the output produced by Jpegli be smaller, more beauti…
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Comment #39351826
Wonderful piece. Dennett knows how to write. And he captures the pleasure and privilege of Hacker News with this felicitous phrase: > Distributed understanding is a real phenomenon…