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451.
by ahoka 2y ago
That performance argument never was a real issue for most applications anyway. You rarely have context switching as a bottleneck in a run of the mill web app, usually it's suboptimal queries, accidentally quadratic naive algos. I think
452.
by ahoka 2y ago
“Kotlin transition is a Google thing, outside Android barely anyone notices that it exists.” That’s not true.
453.
by ahoka 2y ago
I’m responding to the article, which says: “You can see the frame of the room is made up of four static pieces which I’ve been glued together. This type of prefabbing makes it impossible to add little details or variations into the structur
454.
by ahoka 2y ago
You can do much more in Blender and it takes around a month to get to a decent level with it. BSP is just outdated and limiting. If you want to add small details and variance, then just make smaller models and combine them in creative ways,
455.
by ahoka 2y ago
And they asked nicely ($$$).
456.
by ahoka 2y ago
Just trim it out. Everything is a wing if you are fast enough.
457.
by ahoka 2y ago
But then the only way to make sure that you can open a file is to actually open it.
458.
by ahoka 2y ago
Google works like academia because that’s all the founders knew.
459.
by ahoka 2y ago
Already possible: https://www.localcdn.org/
460.
by ahoka 2y ago
I also worked on routes for mobile networks. Everything ran Linux, especially the control plane. Line cards were also linux, but the only task they had to do is to program the ASICS as the control plane told them to do. None of those featur
461.
by ahoka 2y ago
“you can construct your own representation of the integers from the Peano axioms” This is how the Idris prelude defines nat, the type of natural numbers (with some magic making it actually fast). I think that’s very cool.
462.
by ahoka 2y ago
Especially considering there are no packets in TCP.
463.
by ahoka 2y ago
“installs itself” = a 3rd party patch management product installed the update
464.
by ahoka 2y ago
So Python is a Lisp?
465.
by ahoka 2y ago
In the Lisp family of languages these comparisons are not implemented as operators, but functions. The functions behave like: = all the same /= all different < monotonically increasing >
466.
by ahoka 2y ago
It’s everything but that. It’s the instrument of over engineering. Maybe not the language itself (it was the Rust if its time, everyone wanted to use it for everything, even if it made no sense), but the whole ecosystem just prefers complex
467.
by ahoka 2y ago
Displaying ads?
468.
by ahoka 2y ago
You can’t as it will immediately draw out the leeches who will hurl “best practices”, strategic partnerships with scam software vendors and compliance check ticking bullshit at you until you back off.
469.
by ahoka 2y ago
I assume as a data scientist, he is at the consumer side of things.
470.
by ahoka 2y ago
The amount of times I have to make this comment on code reviews or undo the madness and just add the certificate to the script/container and enable validation is insane.
471.
by ahoka 2y ago
Do you really need HA?
472.
by ahoka 2y ago
This, HTTP/1.1 already is a simple protocol with the “things you will forget to add in the first version” added.
473.
by ahoka 2y ago
It’s all Greek to them.
474.
by ahoka 2y ago
Only total amateurs would use butter for making eggs. It's full of proteins and sugars that would burn.
475.
by ahoka 2y ago
"It’s hard to talk to cast iron zealots. They’re usually people that never seriousky cooked before and went from cheap, thin steal pans to cast iron and assume all pans are like the thin pans they had before." Maybe they are the s
476.
by ahoka 2y ago
Even in developed countries like the US a lot of people burn fossil fuels for indoor cooking, even when they could choose a better alternative.
477.
by ahoka 2y ago
I can see why people would think that, but Microsoft did not buy Nokia.
478.
by ahoka 2y ago
410 could be useful if you want to make sure that the client does not confuse a “real” 404 with a gateway issue.
479.
by ahoka 2y ago
Java, C#?
480.
by ahoka 2y ago
Why is this a problem for libraries? Not that most libraries handle anything about HTTP correctly out of the box anyway.

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