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by Rapzid 2y ago
I have noticed something along these lines in the GitHub repos. Tons of bugs piling up, issues closed out as "by design" where clearly is was not. Etc. I honestly get the impression Azure is in decline, particularly around the .Ne
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by Rapzid 2y ago
They wouldn't be "astronauts". They'd be cargo.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This is certainly the sort of decision I'll have to read for myself. While I certainly share the concerns, the hyperbole is peak right now and everything is emotional and overly editorialized.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
And Jonathan Blow thinks software development hasn't improved in 30 years. We tend to fix bugs these days instead of locking up the impacted users.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
It should have been a huge red flag to have that many people from a very specific segment of society, sub-postmasters, convicted of the same crime. Regardless of pleading guilty or not, the idea of that many sub-postmasters committing the s
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Perhaps but ArtX was acquired by ATI long before. The ATI logo was already on the GameCube at launch.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
ATI developed the graphics chips for 360 and Wii. Feels a little too revisionist to say AMD produced the chips even if they did purchase ATI a number of months before Wii released..
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by Rapzid 2y ago
130 CAD doesn't buy much wheat.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I'm going to have to wait and see what his defense comes up with just like everyone else haha.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Sure, New York Supreme Court then. But SCOTUS still weighs in on matters of federal law and constitution which I'm sure will come up from Trump's legal team. Case law is case law. The point was we haven't even gotten started
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by Rapzid 2y ago
For it to really be "decided" SCOTUS would need to weigh in. Case law is is as you say based on precedent. And the higher the court that decided the stronger the precedent. A conviction that hasn't even started the appeals pr
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This is really good. The energy use for fabricating a car must be huge.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Ahhh, the hint line.. I would have been sent to boarding school if there was money left after that phone bill.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This is the type of solution you come up with at massive companies with massive legacy codebases. Most(most) of the problems this resolves don't exist in signal-native frameworks or in React if you're using signal-based reactivity
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Any estimates on the mass yet? 100,800 mph and it didn't disintegrate immediately.. Wowzers.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
Tools like OpenReplay and Fullstory already are capable of capturing a scary amount of information. I'm curious how far you could go with this idea without the need to be an extension. What would really be missing?
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I'm on holiday so I'll have a go and join the pedantic train. It's not as you say close to the hardware so it's intermediate code. And nobody argues .Net IL is assembly.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
I love their products and happily give them money in exchange.
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by Rapzid 2y ago
This isn't the greatest submission and lacks any semblance of context. The poster is in Netherlands apparently and the new team in Germany? I have no idea what to make of this.
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by Rapzid 3y ago
Anyone know how this compares to the hooks in React Aria?
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by Rapzid 3y ago
I could swear Google search got meaningfully worse over the weekend or late last week. I Was using phrases I used before to locate stuff and not finding it. Asking questions in the search which used to return more reddit and blog results; n
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by Rapzid 3y ago
I mean, that shaky cam execution is not so great. It feels super unnatural.
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by Rapzid 3y ago
Or it was along for the ride. One of those companies was propelled by product market fit, the other by 0% interest and the VC firehose of 2021. When the successful company was founded back in the noughties RoR was arguably miles ahead of ev
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by Rapzid 3y ago
I just prefer the experience, tooling, and performance of other languages more. Honestly two of my biggest "pains" with it were resolved the last time I was using it professionally via pipenv and asyncio. For use cases outside AI,
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by Rapzid 3y ago
I've done a lot of SRE work and two stints at companies with RoR stacks. Really have kinda soured on Ruby and Python at this point and it has little to do with loops. If I had to choose though it would be Python for asyncio.
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by Rapzid 3y ago
If you can't stream data the user is sending through the server to the database you have to buffer the entire payload in memory. This doesn't scale well but can work for smaller payloads. You CAN stream bytea but: * Good luck find
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by Rapzid 3y ago
Yes, within the context of the "conversation" I was pointing out examples of why a required "enter your Ivy League history here" box might push away famously successful subset of startup founders. You could argue YC want
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by Rapzid 3y ago
I just realized I have no clue who the CEO of Google is.. They are literally a faceless corporation to me. At least Microsoft and Apple have some identity with Tim and Satya.
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by Rapzid 3y ago
People are commenting on this but failing to stake out a real point. Is the point that just having been accepted to those schools is a strong signal? I would concede that it could be, sure. But a lot of people drop out of Ivy league schools
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by Rapzid 3y ago
That's an interesting concept. Of course you don't want to delete your record of the blob until the blog is deleted.. A trigger could add a "job" to delete the blob into another table when the file record is deleted thou

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