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Comment #47698520
Ah, got it. Still impressive.
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Comment #47679269
The memory forking is really interesting. I wonder if copy-on-write at the VM level, O(1) with respect to machine size, won't scale cost with how many forks to take, but 320ms medi…
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Comment #47581971
So, neither?
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Comment #46338367
Isn’t frontend more complex? If my task starts with a Figma UI design, how well does a code agent do at generating working code that looks right, and iterate on it (presuming some …
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Comment #46205708
What’s the challenge with getting it working in macOS? Vulkan?
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Comment #46154633
That seems unusual. I would assume trivial means the default approach works for most cases. Perhaps mutable global variables are not a common use case. Unsafe might make it easier,…
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Comment #45475958
I have hardly come across aspiring-CEOs who do not have much ego and listen to other founders, let alone founders or serial-founders. After some founder dating last year, I am a bi…
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Comment #45226860
Morality is not about intelligence, but some folks believe living by morals is submitting oneself to the lack of intelligence (or stupidity even). The real [evil] geniuses prune th…
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Comment #45080346
There is a lot of sentiment in these comments about needing to scale still. I wonder how many need to do this in a pre-PMF stage vs growth stage? The trade off is faster growth if …
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Comment #43946591
Maybe not capabilities, but I'm wondering if Postgres has gotten any easier to scale horizontally. The administrative overhead of scaling and maintenance with MongoDB seemed lower …
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Comment #43801030
Interesting idea, but questionable scholarship.
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Comment #43667497
Hmm. Maybe you should test the site on a different phone. Not seeing an issue with responsiveness here.
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Comment #42617537
Not when the roundabouts are placed within the bounds of a 4 way stop. Not sure if those are called roundabouts, but I don’t like them.
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Comment #42561440
We don’t need to overstate racism, but “bigwig at TI” is a down leveling for Morris. Doesn’t seem right to limit greatness if it’s about race and not based on track record or other…
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Comment #42561408
How? Morris didn’t get the job because he was born in the wrong country?
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Comment #42538614
Very wealthy people have access to very exclusive and potentially unethical and/or illegal capabilities. Many do not think they are bound to the same rules as the rest of society. …
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Comment #42277428
I’m curious which are the well known projects or products that have ported or converted away from Go. Anyone have a shortlist?
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Comment #42268363
> why structured editors haven’t taken over the world: most programmers find them so annoying to use in some situations that they don’t view the pros as outweighing the cons. Seems…
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Comment #41816498
This article was kind of lazy. It’s a lot of conjecture, a couple anecdotal observations, and some rhetoric for good measure. Basically, the content was a let down from the title. …
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Comment #41325348
“Yak” shaving of a sort!
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Comment #41241426
Are you opposed to the process by which discussion can initiate a transition from negative state to positive state? Seems healthy to me.
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Comment #41229663
The opposite seems true (regarding Go being over-fitted to Google problems). It was designed for Google, but Google has not adopted it widely. Google is still heavily C++ and Java …
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Comment #41178450
Palo Alto is in Santa Clara County whereas Menlo Park and East Palo Alto are in San Mateo. That might be how.
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Comment #41002070
Agreed. This is very well written. I discovered the joy of Go from dealing with JavaScript promises while writing an API service in Node. So many painful runtime errors uncaught or…
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Comment #40973120
The belly cut for comfort.