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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
My theory: retinal photos often contain parts of eyelashes. Women's are statistically longer. Their eyes are also more almond shaped. Retinal photographs are hard to take. Often they contain significant amount of eyelashes and surround
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Meanwhile, Java has incredible support for several kinds of profiling for a decade. This is the reason I don't liKe Go: anything Google deems unimportant (like generics or packaging) either take many years or never happen. The whole la
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I'm fairly sure it is. Apple does have more experience with fanless SoCs though
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Everything is transpired to JS before it hits prod. But yeah it's slow
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Yes, it goes back to ES3. Babel does have a neat automatic polyfill system typescript doesn't. But both can target real old JS versions. Most JS packages you'll find on NPM are still ES5. Transpilers are quickly making JS a compil
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Eh, my take, Typescript won. Does the same thing as Babel but supports static types and inference in regular JS.
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I've seen this terrible error when system has bad RAM. It's not supposed to happen, but it does when crappy drivers die
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Newest gen Ryzen laptops are different. They're significantly more energy efficient than older AMD and any Intels. The energy efficiency of new AMD processors is something like 50% higher than Intel. Couple other things working against
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
House and auto prices are up because demand is historically high. Same thing happening with travel trailers, chips, gas, and remodeling supplies. It's all people doing stuff to avoid COVID. Even groceries, since most people aren't
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Is this their way of saying that people don't want to go back to starvation wages and managed to find better jobs post COVID after being laid off? This is basically McDonalds - "We laid our employees off during an economic disaste
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I'm a cynic, but rich investors will be bailed out like in 2008. Crypto will be allowed to crater since it's owned by small holders. If you want to be protected when the bubble pops, buy what rich companies do. Real estate and blu
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
When they need to handle UPD and TCP. Cloudflare's web application firewalls run at TCP and HTTP layer and use tuned Linux kernels for processing, not DPDK and userspace TCP as some think Their line rate stuff for flood mitigation uses
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
My favorite Windows error :) I wanted [object Object] but it was taken haha
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
> Old Babushka proverb, if complicated explosion related plumbing is working as intended, best not to completely rework it for sake of changelog. Aye, but everyone stuck with that proverb for too long. Then Musk appeared and he doesn&#x2
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
NASA nah, they transitioned to third party launch providers many years ago. They like making space vehicles more than rockets. The SLS, yes, that's a classic pork project. ULA is the real problem. The government allowed all the launch
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Buy from Europe. Seriously, most stores will ship to US. The ones without English UI have better stocks. I have been able to buy everything I've looked for at normal retail from European stores
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
^^ this is huge. I was looking at CPU's for a ML recently and Intel is out of the question. Chips with enough lanes to hit full speed on 4 GPUs + SSD cost twice as much as AMD. This may even apply to high end gaming machines. Soon as y
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I'll add that with DPDK you end up needing your own TCP stack if you're doing anything above layer 3. TCP is a beast with opportunity for countless subtle bugs. The Linux kernel is perhaps the best implementation there is. Many us
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I've given up on Xsense distros and use OpenWrt. It's Linux based so Wiregaurd is in kernel and easy to setup. I keep trying to get people to try it out :) . I left pfSense community years ago when drama started and it became clea
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I'm an OpenWrt hawk, they have a plugin for DNS based blocking if you end up going that direction https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/master/net/adblock/...
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I swear by OpenWrt. It's not just for wifi routers. It's a regular Linux distro you can run on X86 too. My favorite thing about OpenWrt is SQM CAKE, state of the art traffic shaping. A panacea for slow links
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
There's a lot of JIT's using LLVM for code generation. Including some shader compilers, Azul's JVM, and I believe Safari's JS. DynASM is another popular library, used by Lua and others. Crane lift was originally designed
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
I've heard the anecdote many times that the idiomatic way of writing Rust tends to also be performant. I've spent some time fiddling with C code to reuse buffers and avoid copies, make loops amenable to auto vectorization. Many ti
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
My god. I wish I could find a linter to ban startsWith and regex from my codebases. I swear 99% of their uses are buggy hacky shit
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
By the same token, I think most uses for C++ these days are nuts. If you're doing a greenfield project 90% of the time it's better to use Rust. C++ has a multitude of its own pitfalls. Some of the C programmer hate for C++ is just
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Fox is captive party propaganda at this point. Remember when out last president would call into Fox and Friends multiple times per week? Conservative politicians practically live in their situation room
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Dense housing naturally causes businesses to move closer. I don't know of any cities where a dense urban core isn't also filled with businesses and very walkable. It will naturally happen if they allow dense housing
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
Forcing low density housing causes sprawl. Look at European cities which generally have cores 5-10x denser than Cali. Most of them have no such traffic problems because you don't have the whole population travelling 30 miles on roads e
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
NIMBY is everywhere in California. For being such a liberal state it's crazy how local governments are obsessed with stopping new and denser housing from being built
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by 0x000000E2 5y ago
IMO it's not true. If it wasn't for rampant NIMBY in Cali developers would gladly replace low density housing with skyscrapers. There's less space but you can always build up. But none of the Cali cities allow this. That&#x27

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