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strangemonad
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Comment #42021226
If that’s the case, why not just buy Affinity
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Comment #41250074
I literally chortled reading that. Thank you for making my day
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Comment #40742308
It’s almost as if it’s not a single factor issue and insta could stand to improve its under-age content filters AND TikTok can also be a threat because of its ties to China.
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Comment #39625660
There is some great cosmic irony here. A section about never needing to build, install, etc… just give me an executable. Followed immediately with an incantation for zig to build t…
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Comment #39147386
Many of the china model 3s and Ys use prismatic cells from CATL use lifepo chemistries
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Comment #38777368
It’s certainly been interesting watching the multi-decade arc play out. With Mach as the origins, everything other than tasks (processes) schedule and virtual mem was out of kernel…
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Comment #38704781
The key bit of information missing here and from all these replies is that Lufthansa’s no SFO night time VFR policy was a reaction to and SFO and NorCal notice requiring this limit…
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Comment #38678045
jemalloc + memleak and perf work pretty well in that case. I think you could do something similar with tcmalloc
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Comment #38387233
Not to mention Pivotal interwoven into that story
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Comment #38039398
Gee if only the FAA could have certified unleaded gas some time in the last 3 decades. It’s not like us GA enthusiasts enjoy depending on an expensive leaded gas.
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Comment #37944168
I’m not saying a lot of the comments aren’t without merit but I was actually surprised to see so much negativity. There are only a handful of funding approaches for languages. I wo…
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Comment #37862641
This argument has always felt to me like saying “google has no moat in search, they just happen to currently have the best page rank. Nothing is stopping yahoo from creating a bett…
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Comment #37579272
Or NATS
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Comment #37192469
I’ve had no problems scaling jetty to 400-500 qps per node on small thread pools.
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Comment #36808363
A dumbed down interpretation. What most people can buy off the shelf for servers more or less looks like a pc shoved into an odd looking case (1u, 3U rack). To get anywhere near th…
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Comment #36703907
What about trafaek?
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Comment #36140715
philosophical nit picking here, I would say value-aligned rather than moral-aligned.
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Comment #35463425
I worked closely with Bob at Square through most of the 2010s. I keep coming to write something but nothing could do it justice... I just feel numb at this news. So many of you hav…
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Comment #35463247
can confirm. It's a nickname he earned as a teen playing water polo.
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Comment #35462901
Not to mention patient as he helped the org mature multiple times over
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Comment #34983340
Which is very much unlike today’s training set inputs meticulously labeled by domain experts and curated by engineers?
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Comment #34839246
Why is this being downvoted? It’s a simple explanation of Berkshire’s value investing approach
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Comment #34687427
I used to think this until I read Whitehead and Hickey and realized it’s all about time
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Comment #34045543
Correct. The latest new policy as of this morning is that you’re not allowed to reference over half the internet
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Comment #33169150
There is a bunch of well funded work to tackle validating various aspects of rust, the std library, and ecosystem. For example rust-belt led by Derek Dryer https://plv.mpi-sws.org/…