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by andonisus 6y ago
Doesn't this mean the caller may block if there are already the maximum number of inflight requests being run? I use the same type of pattern, but the core loop has a queue of input objects. The loop blocks waiting for input from eithe
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by andonisus 6y ago
They likely see casinos as consumers of applications providing indoor wayfinding using this specification.
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by andonisus 6y ago
The difference is the H1B workers are taking jobs at the expense of Americans.
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by andonisus 6y ago
Here's how I like to do it: https://play.golang.com/p/AB6exUIkNRg Contents pasted below. package main import ( "fmt" "sync" ) func main() { wg := &sync.WaitGroup{}
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by andonisus 6y ago
This does not run if you have more than 10K go routines :(
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by andonisus 6y ago
Efficient user-space threads (go routines) and the way go lends itself to the reactor pattern is exactly why is has been the language of choice for the company I work for. We use it to power all of our distributed microservices which proces
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by andonisus 6y ago
The problem with riots is they often get co-opted by actors whose goals are not in alignment with the goal of the original rioters. Also, there isn't usually a singular person, group, or entity who will take responsibility of the riots
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by andonisus 6y ago
This seems like a good opportunity to share this semi-technical article which talks about rollback-based network code: https://ki.infil.net/w02-netcode.html I found this article very interesting and took away a lot of diffe
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by andonisus 6y ago
The Java version is still very popular due to its support for mods.
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by andonisus 6y ago
To what end is the targeting and profiling illegal? Simply having publicly-available analyzed is not illegal.
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by andonisus 6y ago
Then shouldn't they be saying "Reform the police"?
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by andonisus 6y ago
So say that. No part of the phrase "defund the police" indicates any part of this re-allocation that you describe. Regardless, you still will need a police force. There has to be some entity of the government which enforces the ru
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by andonisus 6y ago
This is such a stupid article. Cops are not terminators. If you really think society could function without entire police departments, I welcome you to lobby your local municipality to dismantle their police force. Unless, that is, you mean
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by andonisus 6y ago
The programs are so expensive because there is such a large supply (or rather demand) from wealthy international students, even if they college or university is far less prestigious than this cost would otherwise suggest.
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by andonisus 6y ago
Why would you be tied to the JVM by using Kinesis? You can write a client library for any language. We did it for Go.
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by andonisus 7y ago
So the force generated by the torque is completely unaffected by the mass of the lever? Then, why does applying the force on a longer portion of the lever create more torque? I had thought it was because there is more mass acting on the poi
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by andonisus 7y ago
This may be a stupid question, but it is something I always wondered. Torque is effective due to the mass of the lever having a force applied to it, right? Is the length of the lever being used as a stand-in for the mass being affected (a l
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by andonisus 7y ago
I've always thought it was unintended apathy. Making a (relatively) better choice will seemingly have no effect on lifting them out of poverty any time soon, so why bother? Do the thing that maximizes their pleasure, comfort, hope, etc
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by andonisus 7y ago
We are not talking about Amazon, we are talking about Rocket League, which is nothing like Amazon; one is an online retailer and the other is a video game. Epic/Psyonix will be just fine. Lots of people spend money for the cosmetic ite
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by andonisus 7y ago
[Put on Hold]
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by andonisus 7y ago
> The key to Stack Overflow’s future and growth are the millions of developers from around the world who find the site useful, but who haven’t yet been welcomed into the community. We need to expand our reach and engagement to ensure the
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by andonisus 7y ago
If you aren't satisfied with the code, fork it and fix it yourself. You are owed nothing. What right do people think they have to call someone out on it? Why do they feel entitled to other people's time and energy?
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by andonisus 7y ago
What does this have to do with men?
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by andonisus 7y ago
It very well could have an impact; who knows? I guess my point is that I feel that UI design should include UX as part of its guiding principles. You don't build a UI just to build a UI -- you build it to be used (hence, UX). How can y
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by andonisus 7y ago
Should I speak for everyone else? I cannot presume to share anything but my own personal experience. To that end, I am simply relating my experience with UX designers and the evangelists of it.
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by andonisus 7y ago
I really don't buy any of the UX spiel that you laid out. I guess it depends on what kind of product you're buying, but I have never personally had a personal connection to any (technology) product. The only UX I care about is the
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by andonisus 7y ago
Github's software is apolitical. This is not up for debate. Source code hosting is not a political thing.
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by andonisus 7y ago
There are political consequences for everything we do. I never said there weren't any. All I said was that I don't think we should be concerned with the politics of selling apolitical software.
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by andonisus 7y ago
Github provides software lifecycle management services. It is apolitical. I do not believe we should be trying to police the providers of apolitical software.
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by andonisus 7y ago
Here is my solution to Day 1 Part 2 in Go: https://play.golang.com/p/SQsCdTXk_YH

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