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ahoka
11mo ago
Maybe send the body in a close envelope as some software might also write the request body contents to disk or log it.
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ahoka
11mo ago
So tuxracer runs better? And some other benchmarks showing how reducing latency decreases throughput in general.
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ahoka
11mo ago
Now that you mention Gentoo, the whole distro make me think of this: https://www.shlomifish.org/humour/by-others/funroll-loops/Ge...
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ahoka
11mo ago
With all the unofficial patches and experimental compilers they use it must be full of subtle bugs.
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ahoka
11mo ago
Very weird. Europe is not “West”? Then what is? The Anglosphere? What kind of defaultism the author suffers?
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ahoka
11mo ago
"Yes what? Both oxcaml and ocaml have compatible LGPL licenses so I didn't get your argument." LGPL is a license for distribution, the copyright of the original authors is retained (unless signed away in a contribution agreem
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ahoka
11mo ago
Phones already use WIFI for location.
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ahoka
11mo ago
I want to see MongoDB is webscale as a sequel.
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ahoka
11mo ago
Not sure why would you ever need to refactor for fixing a bug?
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ahoka
11mo ago
The whole article is a journalistic nothingburger.
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ahoka
11mo ago
A pet peeve of mine is that the US doesn't actually use "imperial units", as those were established by the Brits well after the declaration of independence.
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ahoka
11mo ago
Because it is a false dichotomy.
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ahoka
11mo ago
OK, but is that attitude in radians or degrees?
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ahoka
11mo ago
"work an ordinary job, buy a house, settle down with a wife and support two or three children" Have you considered that there's more to human existence than to pay a mortgage and women are not something you keep in your house
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ahoka
11mo ago
It's called a futex and supported by both Linux and Windows since ages.
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ahoka
1y ago
It's also interesting to look at the second hand of a stopped watch to see the opposite effect.
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ahoka
1y ago
Anyone remembers Active Desktop?
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ahoka
1y ago
Balenciaga would be an oversized black latex condom.
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ahoka
1y ago
It’s a joke.
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ahoka
1y ago
True, I was thinking too narrowly.
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ahoka
1y ago
Must increase engagement, surely.
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ahoka
1y ago
A.K.A. workaround for a software limitation with hardware. Mac font rendering just sucks.
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ahoka
1y ago
Horrible IMHO, the old one was much better.
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ahoka
1y ago
That's where the design is wrong.
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ahoka
1y ago
If it’s present at all.
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ahoka
1y ago
Not a problem in practice as you use val 99.99% percent of the cases (which shows why immutability should be the default, because most often that is needed) and Idea underlines any mutable references, so the sticks out. It also suggests val
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ahoka
1y ago
Are ARM processors inherently power efficient? I doubt. Performance per watt is increasing due to the lithography. Also, Devon’s paradox.
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ahoka
1y ago
Monkey's paw: GPUs will be cheap but there will be no new ones sold for ten years. Basically Mad Max with computer parts.
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ahoka
1y ago
I would recommend Krita over GIMP.
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ahoka
1y ago
Oh null is fine, but "everything is nullable" is the devil.
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