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klas_segeljakt

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    Comment #49100219

    "Any sufficiently VC-funded AI startup will inevitably try to re-invent a log.md file" - Spongebob Squarepants

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    Comment #48338875

    What about drawing a pelican riding a bicycle?

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    Comment #48290375

    They are (lightweight) processes since they have no shared memory. Each process has its own stack and heap.

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    Comment #46602449

    so much for acquiring Bun...

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    Comment #46159081

    It's downdetectors all the way down

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    Comment #45435619

    Would it be possible to create a programming language that allows you to write branching programs, but is guaranteed to compile it into branchless code?

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    Comment #45370797

    I tried to run these commands. It downloads python@3.13.1, but then hangs without producing any output. However, it seems to work for wasmer run python/python@=0.2.0

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    Comment #45104730

    It brings Steve Jobs' quote to mind: "It doesn't make sense to hire smart people and then tell them what to do. We hire smart people so they can tell us what to do" Companies who g…

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    Comment #44927223

    https://transactional.blog/talk/enough-with-all-the-raft

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    Comment #44857042

    When I first read it I thought it was line comments.

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    Comment #44847094

    #![forbid(proc_macros)]

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    Comment #44821652

    https://youtu.be/SbeNRICgzTA?si=YdLrozOEtCBTclW2

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    Comment #44753634

    I thought I wouldn't cry but then I cried

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    Comment #44720838

    It's not only about showing off syntax. It's also about showing what type of applications the language makes easy to implement.

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    Comment #44645049

    This talk gives a good distinction between asynchrony, concurrency, parallelism, scheduling (cooperative, preemptive) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5_MmZVLiSM&t=346s