PunchyHamster

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61.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
their only leg up in 1st world countries was largely going around any laws governing taxis
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by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
The kid motivation is not the knowledge but the grade, in all subjects but the few that interest them. Until that will chance the any and all shortcuts will be used, because the goal of the kid is to: * get grades high enough to keep parent
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by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
apparently it was sustainable just fine before
64.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
none of that is legally enforceable so none of that matters, we had million stories of companies going back on their word, it isn't worth the rust it is written on
65.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
R.I.P. it was a good site and couldn't fall into much worse hands
66.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
Incorrect. I don't think I've met one person that were actually good at their job but didn't wanted to share the skill. It's because management didn't value it. They put the veteran on on more jobs rather on moving
67.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
you can spend day less on HN and write something
68.
by PunchyHamster 1mo ago
Looks at frankly staggering number of CVEs made by people missing some edge case in networking "Please don't"
69.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
that's not at all comparable, you're still paying memory latency and not getting any extra bandwidth
70.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
if your working set fits in cache PIM is irrelevant
71.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
that's generally the case with many accessibility features, not just for websites
72.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
CEO, sure, but middle manager ?
73.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
MS also have interest. The problem is that microsoft is fucking incompetent at running it. Not sure if NVIDIA is any better on that front
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
It makes sense. It's old, crufty mix of extensions, which nobody actually wants to be that modular for a chat client, because that just gets you into mess of what server/client supports
75.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
just seeing it too often I'd imagine. I don't really mind it
76.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
don't use != not allowed to use, pretty sure they use them now
77.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
why does that matter ? Why does that block entire corporate account not a given user ? Use your brain
78.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
old wifi already have sub 1ms latency, it doesn't matter to be any faster than that
79.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
I put some fiber in the walls just in case but there are not really many cases for this to be worth just yet
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
LLCs were invented precisely to go around that in most cases
81.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
It is very easy way to have your tracing infrastructure cost more than actual infrastructure.
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
> Logs and metrics are both derived from events. A log takes the whole event and records it somewhere. A metric takes some numeric value from the event, aggregates it over time, and records it periodically. You can reconstruct a metric f
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
Even just basic wire protocol is ass that's PITA to parse, like list of attibutes (which have to be unique) isn't a map but array of maps with some weird way to encode key and type. The whole project is industrial scale mediocrit
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
that's not assembler tho - that's assembly like language translated into actual ISA machine code. And going with AT&T will just annoy people for no good reason (despise what article claims)
85.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
There never was. We had software that felt snappy on 90's hardware
86.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
* because if they block it someone will just make local router doing same thing * getting small cut out of queries is better than getting zero cut, because people just make do with open models instead
87.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
nah, the reason is money, you can get puzzle fix somewhere else
88.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
They have predicted it will make money and a lot of people will use it, so they bought it.
89.
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
I have feeling that is related to their upcoming changes that make sideloading harder
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by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
Will you stop buying Apple products over it ? No? Then your opinion on the topic doesn't matter

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