Kinrany

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by Kinrany 8mo ago
You must have meant something else because it's also great at business logic.
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by Kinrany 8mo ago
What's a better alternative for shared types? OpenAPI is really outdated and the tooling is always a mess. There is ts-rs [1], but it's only for TS. [1]: https://docs.rs/ts-rs/latest/ts_rs/
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by Kinrany 8mo ago
Where are you going to share the password? If you're going to send the link and the password over Slack together, how would that be better than sending directly?
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Childhoods of Exceptional People (2023)(lesswrong.com)
1 points by Kinrany 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Kinrany 8mo ago
The guy he kissed was gay, and immediately after Joe used it to sabotage the deal.
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by Kinrany 8mo ago
> The reason the company rents us rooms is because we're not paid enough to afford normal rent. So they're paying you in the form of subsidized housing that is tied to work, instead of paying more. Yeah this should be illegal.
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
This is like saying that selling enough volume might make up for losing money on every unit. It's only complex until you do the math
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Why?
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Feels like there's a protocol missing: one that can be used by all parts of a persistent computing system without constraining the system as a whole
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
It needs to read the index twice, sure, but that's also likely to be cached? Guessing though.
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
There's also the alternative of having a cluster with one local DB in each node
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
One query isn't cheaper than two queries that do the same amount of IO and processing and operate in the same memory space
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Publishing a replication could be a prerequisite to getting the degree The question is, how can universities coordinate to add this requirement and gain status from it
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
It's also possible that the average quality is decreasing but the quality of those that reach front page is increasing
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
That falls under displaying things differently on purpose
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Displaying the same thing on every monitor to the degree that monitor allows is well-defined. The browser may not be able to show some colors and the browser may decide to display things differently on purpose, but it's perfectly reaso
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
> There is little incentive for someone with significant information, reason, or intuition to reveal it early Yes but only if they know no one else has the same information and enough money to move the market
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Release cycles are the problem
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Most code by lines, perhaps, but not most code that works and is useful
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
It could merge any PR that reaches a set number of upvotes
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
The frequency should be adjusted based on the number of participants
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
Log stores should be first-class members, allowing other services to read logs too, not just write. We need better primitives and protocols for event-based communication. Logging configuration should be mostly about routing and storage.
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
(I'm not American) I think all that's required here is that Maduro had such bad relationships with everyone both inside and outside the country that there was no one to defend him. If the UN calls for a vote to condemn the US, it
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by Kinrany 9mo ago
> If you want to make pointers not have a nil state by default, this requires one of two possibilities: requiring the programmer to test every pointer on use, or assume pointers cannot be nil. The former is really annoying, and the latte
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by Kinrany 10mo ago
The story is a bit suspect in that surely it would be more efficient to just hire her a taxi once a day. Even an expensive Japanese one. I suppose it would be slightly inconvenient to her to change habits, as well as a bad precedent. Still,
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by Kinrany 10mo ago
Surely the web cannot be blamed for Apple refusing to support the web.
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by Kinrany 10mo ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46196105
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Synadia response to Jepsen test of NATS 2.12.1(synadia.com)
3 points by Kinrany 10mo ago|2 comments
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by Kinrany 10mo ago
FYI rust-analyzer can show expanded macros. It's not perfect because you only get syntax highlighting, but it works.
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by Kinrany 10mo ago
Why are logs usually assumed to be for human consumption only? It seems weird to me that log storage usually exists outside of the system and isn't a general purpose message bus.

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