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by __s 5y ago
JIT can be considered an optimization. If you F12 in your browser you have a javascript REPL, no need to know about JIT or not CPython doesn't have a JIT, it has an interpreter. So it spends a lot of time in this loop: https:/&#x
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by __s 5y ago
Musk
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by __s 5y ago
https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython/tree/main/jit Pretty sparse. Uses cranelift tho, which is what Firefox is using for wasm For comparison, here's a complete JIT-for-befunge using cranelift:
904.
by __s 5y ago
Reading linked issue, it seems like you might run into issues after suspend/resume
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by __s 5y ago
N5Z. I'm not afraid to live on the East side Medians are better than averages Lot of houses like this: https://www.remax.ca/on/london-real-estate/199-fairway-avenu... Maybe I could sell my house for 400k. Nea
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by __s 5y ago
There's a lot of affordable housing in Canada outside the GTA & Vancouver I bought a house at the end of 2014 for 130k in London Ontario. Prices have indeed gone up, worth about 350k now, but that's still affordable
907.
by __s 5y ago
The definition he's listing is the definition I've used for bit rot in the past, somewhat jokingly about bugs in old code
908.
by __s 5y ago
Nowadays the Rust http libraries to use are warp or axum (but Rocket works as is) https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum re headcrab, https://github.com&
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by __s 5y ago
Previous thread from today about .NET hot-reload being removed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28968231 Always remain vigil
910.
by __s 5y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/shield/pricing Might want to check how much it costs to increase someone's billing 20k a day (granted, a botnet makes it cheaper, but measure opportunity cost of what else that botnet could
911.
by __s 5y ago
Botnets aren't smaller (IoT has been quite a boon to them) & according to https://www.comparitech.com/blog/information-security/ddos-s... their frequency isn't declining But yes, the larger sites hav
912.
by __s 5y ago
Most references are thread local, where this implementation will still beat out atomic refcounts in a multi-threaded app
913.
by __s 5y ago
8-bit can't afford much abstraction, so it's simple/understandable by necessity
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by __s 5y ago
Shannon estimated 0.6 to 1.3: https://cs.fit.edu/~mmahoney/dissertation/entropy1.html For the sake of argument I figured I'd be highly optimistic. The linked prize shows practical evidence of 1GB of Wikipedia
915.
by __s 5y ago
That's because natural data has low entropy But let's say every paragraph only offers 1 bit of entropy. Then a 160 bit hash gives you fuzzy accuracy up to 160 paragraphs. After that you'll have to extend the hash with hints t
916.
by __s 5y ago
Unfortunately this doesn't meet my use case (which they list as an intended use case): serving static assets over http. I currently use an in-memory cache without eviction. It doesn't meet my requirements because I store the in-me
917.
by __s 5y ago
Even for you it means that if you get a Schengen visa (ie a visa for a country in the Schengen zone) that you may travel freely around the Schengen zone with that visa for 90 days
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by __s 5y ago
It isn't different from the past; see tobacco
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by __s 5y ago
Not sure how you conclude it's simpler than python. Different precedence of !/not has burned me in the past. Symbol/String keys have burned me. Module/Class (Python has this to some extent, but you don't declare mod
920.
by __s 5y ago
I work at a large company. I added a USE_PODMAN environment variable for devs to use within an hour of finding out about this But maybe my company is too large; large enough companies can have smaller teams, other teams will probably go the
921.
by __s 5y ago
No, you're dealt 2 cards, not 13. You eventually draw 5 to 3 cards from the community cards
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by __s 5y ago
It's all relative. smoothie scrolls over multiple renders, rather than jumping a page all at once One line is plenty resolution. What next, you'll ask for subpixel rendering to deliver subpixel smooth scrolling?
923.
by __s 5y ago
You didn't x off any of the reasons. This list of common pitfalls is nice, but without marking which pitfalls apply you've added nothing to the conversation The earliest instance of it _did_ offer this, https://news.yco
924.
by __s 5y ago
Conclusion disregarding radicalized political zealots as bored seems a bit dismissive. There's been a lot of effort put into selling them a story that they've been duped. Tribalism the call of which they were heeding "Don&#x2
925.
by __s 5y ago
Except what are policies supposed to be based on? Replacing "science" with "data" is effectively the same thing. So policies are supposed to be pushed without evoking evidence of their effectiveness? Referencing where su
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by __s 5y ago
Yep. Lots of philosophies which by their nature aren't successful on the basis of memetic evolution preferring ideas that encourage their hosts to propagate them more. Rather than being actively taught they're something which eith
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by __s 5y ago
CSPAN has less than 1/3
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by __s 5y ago
Even for usually immutable objects 1 / 2 vary. Python optimizes += on strings with only a single reference (which the temporary in a = a + b will cause there to be at least 2 references)
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by __s 5y ago
Alternatively, it's a bit of Future Shock I grew up in the 90s, & maybe I'd do better as a 20 year old in 1991 rather than 2031 (too young to say 20 in 2021; I've succeeded already close enough to there) , but I'd r
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by __s 5y ago
Likely our experiences of electric stoves varies. I recall electric stoves which take a few minutes to heat up & didn't get very hot at that Another nice situation was during the 2003 blackout my father was able to crank a turn tab

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