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itripn

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About itripn

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/itripn; my proof: https://keybase.io/itripn/sigs/TqEzpSbEceJYmpo1qYC1JGfiDNSopeAvAVO14uwdqGE ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #33333874

    Considering only compile time is a shallow approach to the idea of using Rust more widely. I would encourage you to think about the aggregate amount of time our industry spends fin…

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    Comment #8013473

    Also, please do not confuse abstraction with reuse. "abstracting things" has nothing to do with "making them from scratch". You're definitely conflating two things inappropriately …

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    Comment #7657564

    Listen. Order of key iteration is well understood attribute of a Hash Map, and it's always non-deterministic. That's what I have said, and I am not missing the point. The poster tr…

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    Comment #7657335

    That is empirically not true, at least under go 1.2.1. The poster's own code produces identical iteration results even when iterating the same unchanged Map multiple times in a sin…

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    Comment #7657328

    People needs to stop confusing "random" with "non-deterministic". It is a stated attribute of a Hash Map (leaving aside special classes, such as a Tree Map), that iteration of keys…

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    Comment #7532500

    Most European/Asian showers have already solved this, without anything that runs on electricity or needs firmware. Purely mechanical.

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    Comment #7054201

    I am not actually conflating them at all. However, Frameworks as implemented on iOS are at present dynamically loaded. As I said, there are technical ways to address that particula…

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    Comment #7047446

    I had a pretty detailed discussion with iOS engineers at a WWDC a couple of years back. It was a somewhat frustrating conversation, mostly because of how badly I wanted true user g…

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    Comment #7043995

    Try using a netipot regularly. Took me a while to get over the weirdness of it, but it's changed my sinuses forever (for the better).

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    Comment #7043990

    Indeed, the DNA database building potential of this project is a little outside my comfort zone.

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    Comment #6617867

    Given that you found so many web pages outlining the problem tells me you could have easily researched this before you purchased the product. You didn't. Your fault.