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azth
7y ago
> A cell is too many components that by blind luck happened to find ways to work together Can't tell if sarcasm.
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azth
7y ago
So in typical golang fashion, you have to manually reimplement exceptions, but in a worse way.
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azth
7y ago
It wasn't "Google", but a handful of employees there. Secondly, they designed or with their perceptions of some of Google's use cases, which may or may have not aligned with the actual use cases. We can see this by how m
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azth
10y ago
What sort of advanced OO features are you referring to?
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azth
10y ago
What if there was corruption on the local file system, what would happen then? Also, what happens to files that were deleted from the local file system. I was under the impression that they would remain indefinitely available to restore. Th
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azth
10y ago
What issues have you had with Crashplan, out of curiosity? One thing about Backblaze is that they do not keep backups of files that do not exist on your computer, and that you need to connect your computer to the internet at least once ever
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azth
10y ago
> it may not be so difficult to fix. Would you want graduates of such programs working on the software that goes into your operating system, your car, or other such systems? I doubt you'll find people graduating from these programs
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azth
10y ago
> Plus the idea that Islamic law is the only law isn't just a bad idea it's essentially unislamic too. Could you expand on that?
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azth
10y ago
Looks like someone doesn't understand correlation vs causation.
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10y ago
> For example, Salat (Praying) which is the 2nd most important pillar of Islam right after the oral declaration (statement of faith - Shahada), you can't find anything whether How-To guide or tutorials in your so-called manual The
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azth
10y ago
Exabeam | Bay Area, California | Full time | On site Seeking multiple positions: Sr. Platform Engineer (San Mateo, CA) You will be responsible for designing and implementing a brand new data processing system to detect advanced security thr
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azth
11y ago
Even if you did take driving courses, the roads are for transportation, and are to be used with as many safety features as possible. Stability control is another thing to add to the list of safety behavior. Disabling it on public roads is e
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azth
11y ago
Wonder if you'd still think the same if someone who is doing the same as you ends up crashing into your car because they think they're too good and disable the stability control systems.
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azth
11y ago
Stability control is there for a reason. People over estimate their driving abilities. No need to put unnecessary risk for everyone.
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11y ago
You shouldn't disable traction control for safety purposes. Don't put your life and the lives of others on the road at risk.
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Golang: channels are not enough
(gist.github.com)
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11y ago
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JEP 286: Local-Variable Type Inference
(openjdk.java.net)
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11y ago
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'var' keyword proposed for Java
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11y ago
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Channels are not enough (golang)
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azth
11y ago
> Hmm, I'll have to check that out. I don't know that I would call Rust's ownership model super easy to reason about, but it is nice that the compiler prevents you from doing so much stupid $#^&. It's much better
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azth
11y ago
Could you provide an example? I'd be interested to know more.
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azth
11y ago
Using an interface is not good for performance.
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azth
11y ago
To store the RTree entries. Say you want to switch between 32 bit and 64 bit floating point types in your implementation, without re-writing the entire thing.
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azth
11y ago
Type safety and performance. Also, how does it make testing harder?
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11y ago
> yet they deliberately chose a less optimal algorithm because the better ones were "complicated". Or the fact that due to the lack of generics in golang, it would make things even more complicated, and perhaps losing performan
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11y ago
> There was a YC article on a lockless solution to that yesterday. Which one are you referring to?
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11y ago
> We implemented an optimized (for in polygon search) R-tree data structure for the lookups. I wouldn't be surprised that due to the lack of generics in golang, this approach was less feasible.
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11y ago
Interfaces in golang are error prone. It's easy to inadvertently implement an interface you didn't mean to. It's also difficult without the aid of some tooling, to determine which set (or whether at all) of interfaces a given
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11y ago
Exabeam | Bay Area, California | Full time | On site Seeking multiple positions: -------------------------------- Web Front-End / UI Engineer (San Francisco, CA): Design and develop a rich user interface for a mission critical data pro
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11y ago
Do you put `ISSUE-123` in the title, or the body of the commit message?
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