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by biorach 3y ago
Because grift is, in general, illegal, and this potentially provides evidence of participation in or foreknowledge of that grift. It's news all right.
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by biorach 3y ago
Personally I wouldn't use async but instead use a pool of worker threads passing messages to an orchestrator thread using channels: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example/std_misc/channels.... The orchestr
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by biorach 3y ago
> Parallelism is the user's goal most of the time, right? I'm not sure you're right about that.
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by biorach 3y ago
No, Neovim is a fork > Neovim is a refactor, and sometimes redactor, in the tradition of Vim (which itself derives from Stevie). It is not a rewrite but a continuation and extension of Vim. https://neovim.io/charter/
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by biorach 3y ago
Do you know if either of these diseases affect European Beech?
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by biorach 3y ago
phoenix does not sound like a good fit
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by biorach 3y ago
> For years, the Europeans 'scholars' have dogmatically asserted that 'Aryans' were European. That Indian culture, and thus all of its achievements were brought in by the 'mighty European white-skinned warriors&#
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by biorach 3y ago
Excellent book
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by biorach 3y ago
> Compression is something added after the fact, for transit and storage. The artist doesn't really have control over what sort of artifacts lossy compression is going to add, so I don't see how "not enough [compression] w
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by biorach 3y ago
Given up? That was the plan all along.
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by biorach 3y ago
> they would save time and effort forking the language and improving it as closed source. Actually, experience has shown the opposite to be true. Time and time again even large organisations find their fork falling behind the community
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by biorach 3y ago
Also, less secure times
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by biorach 3y ago
> a scheme to revitalize more than 20 of the idyllic islands "idyllic" is not an accurate description of any island off the West of Ireland. Occasionally beautiful in summer but... it rains 300+ days a year, in Spring and Autum
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by biorach 3y ago
> In production, we are running in containers, but developing in the container is too slow, what? Why? > so the team leans towards asdf and a README full of stuff to copy, paste, and pray. It's really not that hard to run stuff i
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by biorach 3y ago
yeah, I'm familiar with the modern fuel injection engines - this conversation was about carburretor engines
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by biorach 3y ago
> a car that had separate throttle butterflies + carbs for each cylinder What cars had these? I imagine it makes for an amazingly close interaction between driver and vehicle
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by biorach 3y ago
> And this is why people like me avoid ML based languages, type astronauts, and shiny new toys. There's nothing new or shiny about the ML family. And the growing interest in ADT's is about their very real advantages in represe
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by biorach 3y ago
> Did you know that Coverity actively REMOVED checks for concurrency bugs? Source?
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by biorach 3y ago
> Paul Graham did some napkin math on Twitter a few months ago highlighting his approach is just try to get ahead of a trending but still not quite super popular idea. got a link?
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by biorach 3y ago
maybe make the first 10,000 or 100,000 accounts free for life? you need to build momentum somehow maybe summarise what your users need to understand in a sidebar or closeable top-bar?
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by biorach 3y ago
That's because systemd is the default. You can choose sysvinit during installation https://wiki.debian.org/Init#Changing_the_init_system_-_at_i...
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by biorach 3y ago
It looks like it's a place where plants fruit all year round, plus the BBC article said that they are members of a local indigenous group and might have known what was edible.
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by biorach 3y ago
True, but you're missing the point.
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by biorach 3y ago
500 employees, not 500 engineers.
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by biorach 3y ago
I wish you the best of luck tilting at that windmill
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by biorach 3y ago
Your statement makes no sense and is not supported by the links you posted
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by biorach 3y ago
Hi, I like your blog. There are some really great articles. As far as i can tell the problem you have with HN is that if one of your blog posts makes the front page you get idiots making shitty comments about you in the HN comments, right?
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by biorach 3y ago
> English gets a lot right with its writing system More like English uses a relatively simple writing system which has the drawback of being unable to properly represent all the sounds of the language. Like a lot of things in life it&#x
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> Rust kicks the bucket, Sorry, what?
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> which really allows it to be used as an OS API, which Rust can't do. I think that's a massive simplification

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