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It was Jeff Dean and Noam Shazeer: https://www.dwarkesh.com/p/jeff-dean-and-noam-shazeer

I believe Nat is referring to a full stop rather than menstruation in the sentence about crying into tiktok.

> This is how a new product gets across the chasm. Find a pragmatist in pain. Do whatever-it-takes to make them happy with your product. Then go back and do it again. Good advice, …

mind expanding on this? you've piqued my interest but I can't quite see the connection

The limiting factor is managed isolation. You can return if there are flights from where you are currently, but you need to secure a spot in managed isolation first (2 weeks in a h…

> I wonder if we could reduce binary size with a dead-simple scheduler and GC For many CLIs I think even a brain-dead bump allocator would work

This is so cool. I especially loved the Makefile, it's nice to see "bootstrapping" laid out so plainly. I remember finding the concept quite hard to wrap my head around when I was …

I hope you didn't take too many of these comments to heart. You unfortunately got the standard HN comment section treatment – a delightful mix of nitpicking, assuming bad intent, a…

Sum types and exhaustiveness checking are doable with typescript! Though it's not especially ergonomic https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?#code/C4TwDgpgBAygrgWygX...

One more suggestion for you – dropbox paper ( https://paper.dropbox.com/ ) has latex support + syntax highlighting. It's quite simple but it works well as a google docs replacement…

Yeah, I can definitely see how that would be a more performant approach. I suppose I wasn't so interested in figuring out how to make this algorithm as fast as possible as much I w…

Hey all, as some keen-eyed commenters have pointed out, it looks like the rust program is not actually equivalent to the go program. The go program parses the string once, while th…

> The second problem is that at least the Rust code is decoding UTF-8 every iteration of the inner loop instead of decoding once and saving the result, or even better interning the…

run.js is not doing the benchmarking. If you look at the source for each of the programs being benchmarked, you'll see that the programs themselves are responsible for benchmarking…

Nice catch, thanks for pointing this out. I've updated the cache initialization to use `len(targetChars)` rather than `len(target)`: cache := make([]int, len(targetChars)+1) for i …

Looks like we need prefers-prefers-color-scheme

Man, I wish I could use the eye-roll emoji here

> This to my mind verges on civil rights infringements You're funny!