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Generally if they keep a feature it means that the majority of people were more engaged by it, so the algo feed is probably increasing engagement across the board but alienating a few users.
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It doesn't use CGO.
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One of the C# language features that makes LINQ so powerful is expression tree support; this allows the lambda (i.e. x => x * 2) to be read as a structured object and turned into something else (such as sql). This would be pretty useful
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9y ago
I think hyperthreading with the i7 also gives it an edge with multi-core
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9y ago
Not really according to geekbench. a11: https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/5286336 i7 (rmbp): https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/5285899 4.1k vs. 4.8k
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We rolled our own, nice benefit is everything registers events with the same logging subsystem and lets us define central hooks for common things like errors (to send to reporters). Web: https://github.com/blendlabs/go-
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9y ago
No golang support, going to pass for now.
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It's pegged to the dollar.
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9y ago
Grew up in a town that used these (a town in berkshire county, ma); I thought they were a novelty and didn't really buy or use any (or see anyone use them). Just a single datapoint.
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9y ago
Works fine in estonia.
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The point is to have verifiable identity that is tied to something more secure than a (not random) 9 digit [0-9] string and an address. Your name is on the chain, the assertion you're you is done with your private key.
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9y ago
Their current office is in a crime-ridden and sad part of the bay area (mid-market).
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9y ago
I would be ok with our current trends in office planning if there was a better work from home policy. Let me work one or two days a week from home where I have a decent desktop setup.
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9y ago
Less of it.
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My favorite explanation (though not comprehensive) was in The Hunt For Red October: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htTLYO-zOww
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9y ago
Age (under 40) is not a protected class and something that is discriminated by for rental applications, for the same reasons as I listed. Source: tried to rent an apartment in college.
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9y ago
Higher incidents of noise violations, higher trash output, there are a bunch of factors that make hotel guests / airbnb guests less desirable than a typical tenant.
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9y ago
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/whilst The definition is singularly, "while", with no extra connotation, other than it is as you said chiefly British. https://trends.google.com/tren
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9y ago
Most PR is basically an advertisement pitched as content.
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9y ago
It's because even creating Solidity was a choice; why not use a more established language with a well understood vm?
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"Normal" and "secure" languages don't do this already?
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9y ago
It validates that the US military needs to test against other countries flares.
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9y ago
Why wouldn't that be the case? The golang authors have been pretty strong on backwards compatibility so far (even though it is admittedly a young language).
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9y ago
This (somewhat) complicated process is also why generics can be fully reified in the CLR.
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9y ago
I think it's complicated by the retainer like fee the AF pays to ULA. Still, staggeringly cheaper.
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generally don't want to use RWMutex unless you can help it; the performance is much worse than the regular sync.Mutex
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9y ago
This is kind of rewarded with long term leases; a business takes out a 10 year lease in a "cheap" neighborhood, does well, brings people to the area, they pocket profits on their cheap rent. When the lease comes up, and the landlo
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9y ago
I thought the martian was praised for generally being pretty on the money with the science content?
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9y ago
DJT is not far off.
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9y ago
they don't have to buy into anything, you just do a `fmt.Printf("%+v", err)` when you want to show stack traces
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