LAC-Tech

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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
any good guides on how to set this up? not tutorials on ulimit, there's a man page, but I note 1024 is one of those very square numbers, and wonder if they need to be power of two, or correlated to block size or blah blah.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
what's a good default for modern 64 bit systems? I know there's some kind of table in the linux kernel. 1024 on my workstation. seems low.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
The whole germ of this discussion was about jewish people writ large - that it's somehow "ironic" for them to be bigoted, and not other groups. Tellingly, the responses to this have revealed a lot of latent bigotry. If you&#x
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
You're now using scare quotes around phrases I never actually used. This is dishonest behaviour and I am done talking with you.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Question: I plan to visit Peking soon, can I use Twitter there without a VPN? Thanks.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
> You did say "Jewish people" instead of "many Israelis". This is not the same. I never said it was the same. I pointed out an instance of bigotry done by jews. And so I argue that it's not at all "ironic&qu
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I don't think that I've done that. The original assertion was that it would be somehow "ironic" for a jewish person to have ethnocentric/supremacist/nationalist views. I pointed out that it definitely existed i
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I always thought Yarvin was an interesting writer. Like a lot of people on the political fringe (and I've seen this from libertarians and socialists as well) he's fantastic and diagnosing problems and making us look at our own sys
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
How is this ironic?
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Advanced Testing and Determinism(lewiscampbell.tech)
1 points by LAC-Tech 1y ago|0 comments
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Free Your Technical Aesthetic from the 1970s (2010)(prog21.dadgum.com)
2 points by LAC-Tech 1y ago|0 comments
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
wait we're not in the nosql era anymore? dynamo and mongo are huge, redis and kafka (and their clones) are ubiquitous, etc etc
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Atomics and Concurrency(redixhumayun.github.io)
145 points by LAC-Tech 1y ago|80 comments
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
This is the dumbest thing I've read all month - and I was on LinkedIn.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I think if you want to talk about typing disciplines, and their trade offs, it's helpful to get basic definitions correct. If I wrote something and I made a mistake like this I would hope someone would correct me.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I think typescript is just not a very ergonomic static typing system. Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic feat of engineering. It's wonderful that it exists. But it's retro-fitted onto a very dynamic language and it sho
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Javascript is not untyped; it's dynamically typed.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Australia's "full court system" completely failed to stop "Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Act 2018", where by people can be compelled to install security backdoors at the
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I feel like you need to complete this thought. Australia has an independent judiciary, and look what they did to tech privacy. So I'm not seeing how it follows that an absolute monarchy is a hindrance.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
This is fairly common for smaller parliamentary systems; you can think of it as a side effect of proportional representation.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
If LLMs are so wonderful we can just read from B+ Tree storage engines directly. SQL, ORMs, Query Planners... all bloat.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
It's just a programming language, not a religion.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Yeah I struggled with it.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
I have taken the time to learn rust and you're absolutely right. It's a very complex, design-by-committee language. It has brilliant tooling, and is still much less complex than it's design-by-committee competitor C++, but it
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Of what relevance is this? Custom elements are very well documented and work in every browser. Get your server to render html with your own elements in them - your own "island architecture", no vercel necessary. That some site pro
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Wait I thought these were the first monday of the month... f*k it I'll do it live: Just finished up a deterministic simulation testing contract. Basically advanced, repeatable tests that explored the state space massively and generated
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
What benefits of a framework? I think that's why I wrote this - I almost completely fail to see them.
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
Maybe they should have modularized the core library more and have these things be separate, because the core idea of a uniflow pattern with reactivity is good. That's what SolidJS does. IE the signal implementation is completely stan
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by LAC-Tech 1y ago
My experience too - part of what I found is how much about how react worked I'd forgotten. But the browser itself was easier to pick up.
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The Business Case for Vanilla JavaScript(lewiscampbell.tech)
6 points by LAC-Tech 1y ago|7 comments

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