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by bla3 5y ago
The advantage of a monorepo in this particular case is that it makes easy things easy: if you want to remove a parameter of a function in some library and that function has just a few callers in dependent executables, you can just do that i
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by bla3 5y ago
> "Proof by contradiction. Assume P=NP. Let y be a proof that P=NP. The proof y can be verified in polynomial time by a competent computer scientist, the existence of which we assert. However, since P=NP, the proof y can be generate
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by bla3 5y ago
Hint: It's much easier if you don't know linear algebra.
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by bla3 5y ago
You must be a macOS or iOS user.
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by bla3 5y ago
If the headline being the valuable content is true, it suggests there could be a business that's like a newspaper that only publishes headlines without articles. I'm not saying this to refute your comment! This might actually be a
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by bla3 5y ago
Isn't this missing a leading " to terminate the string it's interpolated into?
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by bla3 5y ago
(2012)
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by bla3 5y ago
GitHub Excited Intern
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by bla3 5y ago
It's amazing what we can achieve if we set our minds to it!
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Dude was done with Google at around comic 280 and didn't notice for almost 100 more comics.
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by bla3 5y ago
You can read them as hit pieces, or as investing advice :)
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No.
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by bla3 5y ago
Electron and Edge Webview2 are basically the same: they both wrap Chromium in the end, possibly with some downstream changes. So this is primarily a branding exercise, and maybe and admission that Microsoft isn't upstreaming some impro
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by bla3 5y ago
All social media, be it Tinder or elsewhere, is people's (possibly exaggerated) highlight reels. Don't compare your day-to-day average to that. The only thing worth comparing yourself is past you, to see if you're moving in t
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by bla3 5y ago
Go spends a lot of effort on making sure the language is backwards compatible. Which is great! Weird they're so nonchalant about tooling changes.
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by bla3 5y ago
There are a few good YouTube channels of strong system programmers doing live coding. Watching videos takes time, but you can pick up lots of techniques, big and small, by watching people work. Since you're looking at rust, https:&#x2
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by bla3 5y ago
> it's now clearly within reach that graph ends more than 20 years ago and implies that some important threshold should've been crossed 15 years ago. Did that happen?
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by bla3 5y ago
At least it was founders who benefit from doing this, instead of salaried folks working to enrich their boss.
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D'oh, you're right.
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by bla3 5y ago
This is Java, not JavaScript. The exponents table was likely of integer type. Then it works.
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> At the very least, the loop based code could be cleaned up significantly. Seems like the loop based code wasn't so bad after all...
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by bla3 5y ago
I like Mary Schnich's sunscreen speech mentioned at the start: https://www.chicagotribune.com/columns/chi-schmich-sunscreen...
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by bla3 5y ago
> after so, so many years. The location permissions system preferences behavior changes in more macOS updates than not. The current system hasn't been around for that long.
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by bla3 5y ago
"To prepare for the 4-week release cycle starting in M96, we'll move from our current 6-week release cycle to a 10-week release cycle for M95." Sounds funny, but stuff happens :) Seems like a good thing to match the chrome cy
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by bla3 5y ago
Sounds like we'd describe a linker the same way :) A simple linker doesn't need symbols for a link plan, or even a link plan (assuming you just load all input files and ignore static library indices). It doesn't even need a s
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I wouldn't lead with symbols in an article focused on understandability. A linker in first approximation just concatenates files. In second approximation, it splits every input file into N parts (code and data, basically), then concate
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by bla3 5y ago
Sounds like you learned a valuable lesson about believing things you read on the internet today :) Taking it down means others won't be able to learn this lesson.
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by bla3 5y ago
It's the first release by a new release manager as far as I can tell: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Tom-Stel... So hopefully just temporary transition pain while the new manager learns the rop
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by bla3 5y ago
> code-signed MacOS binaries are not possible As far as I know, this is possible with clang and the new mach-o lld port as well. While it's possible with clang/lld in C++, it looks like it is much easier with zig.
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by bla3 5y ago
Whoa, Firefox is suddenly good now! I give it a try every now and then, but somehow it never sticks. Random perf hangups, keyboard shortcuts not working like I'm used to, but this time I didn't run into anything obvious yet. Hm, n

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