avita1

10 ms·

31.
by avita1 8y ago
I only just started, but Gavin Webber's youtube channel [1] is a great demonstration for the techniques. [1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE31MqUy6nIMJ_f8y4R3_AA
32.
Web Performance Optimization Stats(wpostats.com)
1 points by avita1 9y ago|0 comments
33.
by avita1 9y ago
Not necessarily HTTP, but I imagine hitting some sort of database from a lambda is not uncommon.
34.
Dackson: Decoding JSON with Metaprogramming in D(leeavital.com)
2 points by avita1 9y ago|0 comments
35.
by avita1 9y ago
Is this really a common practice? Why ask users to import the certificate into the root certificate store instead of packaging the self-signed certificate with and specially loading it from the application. That seems easier from the users
36.
by avita1 9y ago
What does the complexity matter? Either way you're running some service description file through some build tooling to generate some human unfriendly code. Who cares how big or complex the code in the middle is?
37.
by avita1 9y ago
In my admittedly anecdotal experience, e-bike riders tend to actually be as safe if not safer on trails and paths. Plenty of traditional bikers are folks who are using bike shares and do things like not wear helmets, ignore road signs, ride
38.
by avita1 9y ago
I read your comment earlier and saved it for later. I too find myself unenlightened. Fine it's impossible to correctly calculate externalities. I don't see the line from there to: "BigCo dumped a ton of waste in my pond, but
39.
by avita1 10y ago
It's worth noting that nothing on github suggests that the person who made that comment is a contributor/maintainer for Bootstrap.
40.
by avita1 10y ago
The library they referenced (Finagle) does pretty much just that. A few things that leapt out at me: - It's hard to figure out what the dependency graph looks like just from promises - That pattern is verbose and results in gross types
41.
by avita1 10y ago
Interesting to hear Danish and Icelandic. Does the language affect how difficult it is to get realistic sounds?
42.
by avita1 10y ago
I won't claim to know much about this, but the article claims that the graphite works because it emits "short-range radiation", which I'm assuming refers to the carbon-14 emitting beta radiation. Depleted Uranium and th
43.
by avita1 10y ago
Without sounding condescending, how old are you? I had my head more "fundamentals of CS" when I was just leaving school and also never failed a technical interview. After spending some time in industry, I don't think about t
44.
by avita1 10y ago
Are there any examples of extensible protocols like this in the wild? I'm asking because the only such protocol that seems to get mentioned on HN is XMPP (and always with groans).
45.
by avita1 10y ago
LSMs and Btrees are both data structures designed for use with disks, so the tests were probably run with disks.
46.
by avita1 10y ago
> Even most refactors are done behind a flag How does this work without cloning vast swaths of code and saying: if (feature) loadModuleA(); else: loadModuleB();
47.
by avita1 10y ago
This implementation uses an underlying, materialized array right? And that was the very thing that the author is trying to avoid.
48.
by avita1 10y ago
Of the three plants mentioned in the article, it looks like at least the smallest (Ashkelon) is powered by natural gas. http://www.delek-group.com/Holdings/EnergyInfrastructure/Del...
49.
by avita1 10y ago
Personally ,the worst I've ever run into is some hairy classpath issue, as one the children comments mentions. Although maybe I'm just lucky. Where does bytecode manipulation or code generation happen in Dropwizard? Reflection for
50.
by avita1 10y ago
I use Dropwizard in my day-to-day and I've never ran into any code generation or byte code manipulation.
51.
by avita1 10y ago
That's not a complete comparison though -- sbt only downloads the platform-independent jars and minuscule launcher scripts. It's still on the user to install a JRE globally. An analogue for rust would be something that detects the
52.
by avita1 10y ago
> Also, please compare the easiness of setting up CI for a hundred of repositories compared to a single one with tens thousand of files. It's not so black and white though. There's plenty of difficulty in keeping a mono-CI syst
53.
by avita1 10y ago
My understanding is not great, but it looks like they're bypassing a host VM entirely and using a shim (HyperKit) to talk to whatever virtualization the underlying OS supplies.
54.
by avita1 10y ago
I like Scala, and this is purely anecdotal: but with Java 8 becoming pervasive and large companies adopting Scala style guides that recommend most of the advanced features away [1], Scala becomes a less compelling choice. Sure, companies ar
55.
by avita1 10y ago
My guess is that in the future, source code -> MIR could be cached (on disk) so that whole-program optimization/linking could happen without compiling all of the source to IR.
56.
by avita1 11y ago
It's not about the number of users, it's about the amount of unique content.
57.
by avita1 11y ago
Doesn't that defeat the purpose of an IPO? The P does stand for public after all.
58.
New features in C# 7(kenneth-truyers.net)
7 points by avita1 11y ago|3 comments
59.
by avita1 11y ago
What are these fine-tuning and background daemon tricks? I have yet to see gradle run as fast as ant period.
60.
by avita1 11y ago
> Once you block someone, there is no way they can contact you directly. Most carriers allow you to blacklist phone numbers (although that very well may not have been the case when those laws were written).

More ›