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Comment #44391593
> Enabling allocation sampling profiling with a sampling period of 4 MB leads to a maximum time overhead of 25% in our benchmarks, over un-profiled regular execution 25% is not low…
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Comment #44331845
> He went to the Museum of Natural History to study sharks, and he had a model pose across a couple of stools for reference of what someone looks like swimming. That explains why t…
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Comment #44240163
"trivial ... serious efforts" which is it? you contradict yourself in a single sentence.
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Comment #44240126
It's also unclear how the first graph, whose y-axis is labelled "req/s", is showing a latency spike. Latency is not visible on that graph, AFAICT, only throughput.
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Comment #44218567
exactly. that one clause casts doubt on all the other reasoning; randomization controls for patient selection bias but not diurnal clinic performance
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Comment #44109144
My family calls that game "pink mink"!
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Comment #43974286
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Comment #43878861
What's funny is that checklists in hospitals have been shown, empirically, to be massive life-saving devices. cyber perhaps not so much...
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Comment #43878842
s/show/department/
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Comment #43846041
ah, yes, the "memory is no object" way of obtaining a weighted distribution. If you need that sweet sweet O(1) selection time, maybe check out the Alias Method :)
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Comment #43812578
(not a worthy comment, but) I really like the free lunch / free launch pun here, intentional or not.
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Comment #43754679
"fantasizing about a collab" sounds like the world of sneakers, not software. What does that even mean in the world of software?
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Comment #43708365
With this comment showing that search was inconsistent and gave incorrect results: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43335277 why the repost?
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Comment #43684986
That room must have smelled amazing. I want to go hang out there.
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Comment #43684649
Is it common to abbreviate Wittgenstein to "Witt"? Don't recall seeing/hearing that before, but it's been awhile since undergrad.
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Comment #43440480
Do you have any examples of defamation lawsuits? I've sold two companies, and have plenty of rich and upper-level exec friends, and I have never heard of a defamation lawsuit among…
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Comment #43346168
Of course, we already live in this reality - just substitute "Corporation" for "AI".
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Comment #42831415
> I'm increasingly convinced this is a generational thing You are taking about gas cars, though. Nobody, of any generation, has "range anxiety" in a gas car. People might be afraid…
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Comment #42831239
> Dismissing all LLM assistance because of some purity dance you want to enact is silly That's not what I was saying. I was expressing surprise at the lack of spell- or grammar-che…
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Comment #42828036
> To be clear, I fault no one for augmenting their writing with LLMs. I do it. A lot now. It’s a great breaker of writers block. But I really do judge those who copy/paste directly…
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Comment #42742323
The energy densities listed are flagged as approximate, so grains of salt etc, but the numbers on the page aren't entirely consistent. The stated energy density is "> 500 watthours…
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Comment #42700362
> Fireproofing isnt mandatory, so people dont do it 100% > and they hate spending even one dollar extra on roofing when they know a taxpayer-backed insurance policy will cover thei…
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Comment #42662547
The sample flat program in the post is exactly RPN, no?
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Comment #42635271
Wow - i even saw the words "default browser app" and did not even realize it was a setting choice. That works - thank you! wrt reason : I think that the webview has cookie isolatio…
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Comment #42628510
Doesn't this complaint assume a strict stack-ranking of contributors, where the "top" person has no reason to stay and thus leaves, and then the new top does the same, etc? Which i…