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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
You can benchmark it against Dart, which came out of Google around the same time. Go seems to be doing about twice as well: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
"In true Stallman fashion, this was a) absolutely correct from a logical perspective; b) mind-blowingly stupid from a perspective of The Current Year." I think this says worse things about The Current Year than it does about Stall
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Historically, that's more or less true though. Maybe it's a good lesson to know about?
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Intra search takes place in the same frame, using the MBs encoded so far in that frame.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Can't tell if sarcastic or not, but that question will certainly be resurrected.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
But that is a ridiculous standard to apply to nonessential broadcasted information.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
This should be a free speech issue. Domino's already lets you order by phone, and really it's possible to live a full life without their pizza. I haven't ordered from them in decades. There's no reason to compel them to
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Going To The Wars on Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/goingtothewars027493mbp
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
This is why H1B's should be auctioned, to kill the body shops which are gaming the current lottery system.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Hah - I had to look it up (answer:Cargill). FWIW, it's good salt.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
From the article: 'If the urban heat island theory is correct then instruments should have recorded a bigger temperature rise for calm nights than for windy ones, because wind blows excess heat away from cities and away from the measur
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Haha, in Stephenson's latest we find he is even more than that!
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
It's kind of hard to take this article about the future seriously, given that it doesn't even get the past right. Claiming "the pipeline problem has been debunked" - has it? And saying that Pao's lawsuit meant anyth
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
I find this thoroughly unpersuasive. A 2.5x water bill in exchange for no municipal taxes and no zoning laws and other picayune regulations?
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
But the space of problems solvable in this manner increases as technology progresses.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
Bleah - government shouldn't be the default actor in a space unless it's absolutely necessary. It's actually a good thing if community problems can be solved by smaller organizations which don't need tax money or coerciv
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
I've had a few. They are usually things you can do in a couple of hours. I personally prefer it to a phone code interview. "Write Uber", though, is pretty egregious.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
I think they go on Twitter to react, and post things which get reactions. Yelling is "only" about 40%.
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by Uhhrrr 7y ago
> it will beat solutions that contain that expensive component It will beat comparable solutions that contain that expensive component.
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
It would help your case if you were to write, "It has been 14 years since the name changed officially, and I would appreciate it if people stopped using the anglicized name of our city."
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
The Docker part seems thoroughly unnecessary.
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
Is there any market signal that this is the case?
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
What problem does this solve?
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
I'm reminded of a Bloom County strip where Steve Dallas, the town lawyer, is bemoaning his lack of clients. "What this town needs", he says, "is two lawyers". More engineers means more widgets and platforms and sh
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
"cost prohibitive"
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
> I also wrote a non-trivial amount of code because, fun fact, stripe.com spells CMS e-r-b, which didn’t optimize for writers’ ability to ship new words Could someone explain the "CMS e-r-b" joke to me?
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
This sort of thing where both fans and haters have to talk about the same thing has been very good to AOC and Trump.
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
Fair enough - the reasons for my suspicion were the absence of any negative comments, the exhaustive list of features, and the quotes from Caspar employees.
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
Is this an ad?
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by Uhhrrr 8y ago
But it's not necessarily so much if it saves me an hour of driving and shopping.

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