amenghra

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by amenghra 2y ago
Nice! You could put a button to save or purchase the ones that the user likes? Or pair up with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41345139 .
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by amenghra 2y ago
I like their post Eleven Senses. Great blog! https://jdstillwater.blogspot.com/2019/12/eleven-senses.html
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by amenghra 2y ago
Some developers need/are used to a fast edit-compile-run loop. The JIT doesn't even need to be optimized, just good enough to improve the developer experience.
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by amenghra 2y ago
I meant no reason from a technical point of view. People might say most of the compilation time is spent in the type/borrow checker, but that's orthogonal. You can JIT potentially incorrect code and postpone static checks for a la
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by amenghra 2y ago
There’s no reason you couldn’t have a rust jit for development then compile the code for production (or stick with a jit for prod too).
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by amenghra 2y ago
Some of these remind me of Ángel Duarte who made this beautiful piece of art (French page but image is the interesting bit: https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ouverture_au_monde ).
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by amenghra 2y ago
Is it? You can tell the checker about the remainder of division by 2 to 6.
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Some Dark Corners of C(docs.google.com)
4 points by amenghra 2y ago|2 comments
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by amenghra 2y ago
Leslie Lamport's TLA+ comes from MSR. You have likely directly benefited from this project, since it's been used to prove the correctness of many distributed systems, including pieces of AWS. Z3 is a very popular open source SMT s
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Cat(1) golf: Get the file to stdout as intact as possible(github.com)
1 points by amenghra 2y ago|1 comments
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Write joyous Git commit messages(joshuatauberer.medium.com)
2 points by amenghra 2y ago|1 comments
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by amenghra 2y ago
I love the hall of fame ( https://hof.povray.org/ ), with https://hof.povray.org/Riemann_Sphere-Isosurface.html being my favorite. If someone made a simple povray => stl converter, I would get that one 3d
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We went solar and here are the real numbers (2021)(joshuatauberer.medium.com)
48 points by amenghra 2y ago|86 comments
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by amenghra 2y ago
Lots of different types. I have even once seen a XXL size in a bar (something like https://www.abbeyroadentertainment.com/rentals-and-services/... ).
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by amenghra 2y ago
Reminds me dirt bike on Apple Macintosh -- you could edit pretty much every aspect of your dirt bike. Would be fun to make a car/bike game where you play against the GA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siiho5IVAdg
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by amenghra 2y ago
I made a JavaScript port, that might be easier to decipher if you are more familiar with js than C: https://quaxio.com/pi.html
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Ask HN: Anyone working at a certification body?
2 points by amenghra 3y ago|0 comments
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by amenghra 3y ago
Since condos typically don’t have a per-unit HVAC system, the heating is managed centrally for the entire building. In winter time, it’s always too hot (in every building I have lived in), so we have to cool down our unit! Apparently, the c
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by amenghra 3y ago
The Swiss don’t typically install larger washer/dryer units. We have tiny units with ventless dryers. Maybe the smaller units are more ecological to manufacture? In USA, I can do a load of laundry + drying in 90min. In Switzerland, it
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by amenghra 3y ago
Right, we have the extractor that vents everything inside. The only sane way to cook is to open the kitchen windows (which we luckily have plenty of).
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by amenghra 3y ago
The Swiss consistently make laws to protect the environment which end up doing the exact opposite (and I’m sure the Swiss aren’t the only ones doing such things). Eg you aren’t allowed to install an A/C unit in most condos, so people b
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by amenghra 3y ago
A root CA key doesn't automatically decrypt the TLS traffic. You just need a single root CA key for a widely trusted CA to perform an active MITM attack. The attack is however likely to show up in Certificate Transparency logs.
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by amenghra 3y ago
There would be skeletal evidence of that. The oldest remains of early humans points to 35-40 year olds with high child mortality rates per https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/people-lived-up-to-40-year...
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by amenghra 3y ago
We live 2x-3x longer than we used to. We should take the best possible care of our bodies.
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by amenghra 3y ago
Congrats on building this! I would be interested to use this in a server-less setting. I’ll give it a shot, I might have to figure out how to queue stuff so I can deliver metrics asynchronously.
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by amenghra 3y ago
> I might be running counter to hacker culture Isn't hacker culture about being able to hack and repair things? I.e. you aren't running counter to hacker culture. You might be running against the mainstream, but that's all
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by amenghra 3y ago
Data point = 1 but my kids eat/drink 2-3x less than I do. They weigh 5-7x less.
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by amenghra 3y ago
A common model for chemical intake is based on the person's weight. I.e. if it's unsafe for the average human it's likely even worse for children, smaller animals, etc.
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by amenghra 3y ago
My experience is most peppers pack the most heat in their seeds. Some peppers have a hot oil that can get on your fingers and start tingling minutes/couple hours later.
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by amenghra 3y ago
$125 per connection / month and then you wonder why companies don't offer SSO/SCIM by default in their free/cheap plans.

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