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by __s 3y ago
Those numbers are the entire compile time, parsing/typecheck/MIR+MIR optimization/linking Don't have numbers handy, so hard to say how much faster Cranelift is making the codegen portion, but gets into Amdahl's Law
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by __s 3y ago
I helped with implementing site on the side, so not involved in its operations except as a friend. But I think the business owner aims to expand to more visa consultancy categories instead of other countries As such, I'm also not sure
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by __s 3y ago
Recently worked on a site easysencanada specifically aimed at helping students in Senegal study abroad in Canada It's targeting a specific socioeconomic situation which doesn't generalize across Africa: relatively wealthy families
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by __s 3y ago
This can be nice in Python. The `dis` module makes execution pretty transparent, & it's easy enough to know what bytecode a given line will compile to (granted, comprehensions creating closures does make that a bit harder) CPython&
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by __s 3y ago
intersection, not superset
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by __s 3y ago
Back when I worked on Citus I saw enough capability for this, & this seemed like the right way to settle demand for hints Glad to see it executed
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by __s 3y ago
You could do it as an extension, but otherwise no
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by __s 3y ago
Yep, but maybe it's a a case where calling for bans is to have compromise on labeling move towards more explicit labeling. Like Canada's cigarette labeling https://www.cp24.com/news/new-graphic-health-warnings
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by __s 3y ago
Any other system has a cursor hide feature that games/applications opt into. Everything else should have the compositor overlay the cursor This is particularly important because most applications aren't designed to render at monit
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by __s 3y ago
This seems pretty low level. When I wanted async wasm execution (to run multithreaded game ai simulation or to run game ai outside of UI thread) I was able to go with WebWorkers using a small script: https://github.com/serpr
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Harmonic Saved $80k Switching from Fivetran to PeerDB(peerdb.io)
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by __s 3y ago
I find beer helps dial it down, part of what makes alcohol help relax End up having dialogues too with how I'd imagine people I know would respond
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by __s 3y ago
You may like the novel Ella Minnow Pea https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ella_Minnow_Pea
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by __s 3y ago
I think the idea is that instead of trying to argue, just be empirical. New information would have to be added along with context on how that information has impacted odds in the past If the information is entirely new (ie, what impact does
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by __s 3y ago
We had this issue with time estimates at work. JIRA field was minutes, which got printed as fractional hours elsewhere. Not good if you put 20 minutes. So suggestion was to use 15 minute intervals, but I pointed out that as long as you used
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by __s 3y ago
I'm not sure which ones have gone poorly I guess you'd consider librsvg in the poorly bucket, whereas its maintainer considers it a success. I think there's a distinction to be had between "maintainer lead RIIR" &am
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by __s 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_Iceland ~1000
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by __s 3y ago
https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/1.10.4/faq.html...
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by __s 3y ago
I think this is a good way to frame abstraction vs macro
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by __s 3y ago
El Nino causes a change in temperature distribution, rather than an overall change in global temperatures Thanks for taking Ontario's Canadian winter this year
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by __s 3y ago
Build time & internal dependency management are just a few markers used to predict where user experience will go in the future
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by __s 3y ago
Note that's the application server process being single threaded, but the server machine is 4 core, so nginx cache etc use other cores
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by __s 3y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28478379
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by __s 3y ago
Song is Hello Hammerheads by Caribou: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N_VvfPX1Bc
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by __s 3y ago
TBF the usage is not saying it's legal online. They're saying the loophole is imaginary, existing in the minds of the colluders
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by __s 3y ago
Reading linked doc, sounds like first But yeah, your latter case sounds easy to fall into gray territory, since it seems illegal to agree on prices even if intermediary makes it unclear with whom exactly you're agreeing with
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by __s 3y ago
You can skip bounds checks in Rust using `unsafe`
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by __s 3y ago
Kernel avoids SIMD because it doesn't have a kernel keeping its registers coherent https://stackoverflow.com/a/46677815
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by __s 3y ago
I gave up on a side-project Nearly a decade ago when WASM was new I started trying to implement a pure WASM lua implementation. With eventual goal to JIT, so I was writing it all in Lua to bootstrap I wrote a macro assembler in lua, & i
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by __s 3y ago
Generics can be a bit of an eye sore, but go already had reflection & I recently was mucking around bigquery's internals full of `reflect` having to read through that, & it doesn't even get backed by a type checker `func I

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