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I dunno I thought it was well done. This is an entertaining trend on social media and they applied it to their product well.

I don't think we can do anything about it, so why don't you take your stupid question and shove it up your loose butthole?

I think that programmers are quick to jump to concurrency when they want to make something performant as opposed to using other structures, like a cache, or researching other possi…

Nice intro to timeouts and context. Next step would be dealing with state changes that happen in a cancelled request.

We also have a mantra against optimization until you know that you need to. It seems too cost and time prohibitive to put these things on the programmer to maintain, and that we ne…

I would say reddit is a forum, and you can have good discourse on there, but can also have straight comfort internet trash. Basically I think its more nuanced than just having a fo…

* College will become less common, and focus on vocational jobs will increase. * Autonomous cars will be available by the end of the decade * First person will land on Mars * 20-40…

Not sure why you are sticking to your guns here. First, it's highly unlikely anyone would ever write wasm by hand. Second, the article rambles a bit but the most compelling argumen…

This is a compelling article, but then when you try to see what the product is, you have to submit your email / request a demo. In my experience, hiding your product behind a demo …

Wasm is different than assembly, so I don't think so.

Not sure why HN is saying it is obvious that assembly is relevant because compilers... The article's intent is around a programmer writing assembly. I'm sure there are niches but I…

I think one contributing factor slowing down progress is the cost of electricity in Italy. It's €0.24/kwh vs $0.06/kwh in the US (at least in PA). You dont see any electric cars in…

I think the real problem is that they didn't properly maintain their code. Rewriting it in Go won't prevent them from dealing with this in a few years for when this Go version reac…

The cheapest I could find in 2019 was $600 by Veritas Genetics for next-gen sequencing. 23andMe is SNP testing as OP said, which is cheaper.

I dunno, man. Delivery is a thing.

I think the part that is hard to grasp is that React essentially has it's own runtime tangled with JS. With the introduction of hooks, there are non JS things going on, which is wh…

I am in agreement with you. It seems it is more work than it's worth to develop this taxonomy.

I have been on similar kicks for drawing similarities between the two, but it never pans out to anything useful. I.e how does this move the science forward? I can play devil's advo…

In the link below it says, “Pipenv is recommended for collaborative projects” https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/managing-dependencies...

JIRA is meant to break up work. Atlassian has another product called confluence to let you write prose, like the author wants, and you can link all these things together. When you …

I found this difficult to follow since it requires you to learn Haskell, but luckily typeclasses.com is a paid service to learn Haskell.

I agree that not having a natural flow of control is more prone programming debugging. However, he does say things that are wrong, ex: "It's impossible to slow down the pace of acc…

I would be interested to see a proposal for a standard for establishing planetary time with the feature that you can easily convert from one planet to the other, but I have no idea…

I agree. The only reason I can think to justify this is that the author is implying you only should use the HttpOnly flag for security reasons. Still seems odd that they don’t know…

I need HN’s help... What benefits do countries/governments/politicians get when their currency becomes internationally accepted?