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Which Linux version did you use for the io_uring tests? Unless I missed it I don't see it mentioned.

> `ctx.Value` is an `any -> any` kv store that does not come with any documentation, type checking for which key and value should be available The docs https://pkg.go.dev/context#C…

That's not going to happen. Check out "induced demand".

Some discussion on zio in loom-dev mailing list recently: https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/loom-dev/2023-March/00535...

> Object.freeze does make an object immutable If you look at the Hardened Javascript example: const makeCounter = () => { let count = 0; return harden({ incr: () => (count += 1), d…

What advantage does pg_repack have when you only rebuild an index? Or do you mean it has advantage when pg_repack is run on the entire table?

> One possible solution currently considered is to ask Article 5 protections from NATO for the duration of the membership process. The report discusses this, and mentions two reaso…

Basically, their answer is yes. First, under this system, long-term speculation is not really viable, due to the high tax. So the buyer must have some reason for paying higher than…

The book Radical Markets proposes the following tax (to replace most other taxes), quote: Every citizen and especially corporation would self-assess the value of assets they posses…

Java actually doesn't need to add any features for it to support this, it needs to remove them. I recommend reading this excellect article: http://habitatchronicles.com/2017/05/wha…

This is so obviously what needs to happen, it's really surprising it's not a feature in all major languages by now. I bet in 10 years time, giving dependencies complete control wou…

PSI is a perfect fit for htop. I sent a PR to add it some time ago ( https://github.com/hishamhm/htop/pull/890 ) but it hasn't been merged yet.

We've been using it for some time as well, not even with a random value, just `X-Entity-Ref-ID: null` works too. Found it through some obscure StackOverflow answer.

React has a built-in useReducer hook now as well: https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-reference.html#usereducer

I think object-capabilities are one way to have much safer code reuse. Suppose a dependency exports a class UsefulService. In current languages, such a class can do anything - acce…

One reason I still use git grep is this: I have some minified .js files in the repository, which I don't want to be included in grep results. So I mark the files as binary in gitat…

It is not as clear cut as you say, there appears to be some scientific discussion on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_running_hypothesis

Have you heard of persistence hunting? Here's is a short documentary from the BBC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=826HMLoiE_o It is believed to be one of the oldest hunting techni…

I think it would be neat if WebAssembly were embedded in other languages, like it is in JavaScript now. For example, suppose Python had a WebAssembly engine. I bet that could repla…

I liked this bit, using the fastest compiler for each primitive: > ./do tries a list of compilers in compilers/c, keeping the fastest working implementation of each primitive. Befo…

Well, surely you put the line somewhere? Would you depend on `leftpad`? How about `is-odd`? Your view of dependencies is very idealistic. And if I'd venture to guess - apologies if…

Please see the comment I replied to.

A dependency for uuid4 is hardly needed: crypto = require('crypto'); function uuid4() { const bytes = crypto.randomBytes(16); bytes[6] = (bytes[6] & 0x0f) | 0x40; bytes[8] = (bytes…