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Retrofitting Temporal Memory Safety on C++(security.googleblog.com)
6 points by bretthoerner 4y ago|1 comments
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
Huh, I think the condos downtown "wipe out" a lot less of the river (they're not even that close to the river, there's a whole hike and bike trail between them and the river...?) than all of the single family detached ho
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by bretthoerner 4y ago
What real estate do you think those people would buy if the condos weren't build?
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
Yes, --staged doesn't include unstaged changes.
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What Would Mass Upzoning *Actually* Do to Property Values?(strongtowns.org)
1 points by bretthoerner 5y ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
For what it's worth, this post is about it leaving beta. :)
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Durable Objects now Generally Available(blog.cloudflare.com)
120 points by bretthoerner 5y ago|15 comments
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
Subways, trams and buses are not just as dangerous as cars.
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
The average commute in the US is apparently 27 minutes one-way. That's what people have settled on when they're spending their _own_ time. If you get paid for commute time it incentivizes people to commute even longer so they can
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
I think they meant "Web 2.0"
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Durable Objects: Easy, Fast, Correct – Choose Three(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by bretthoerner 5y ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
We are already geo-engineering. That's why the climate is changing.
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
I hear you loud and clear, but South Walnut Creek is way better than this for uninterrupted riding, IMO. https://www.austintexas.gov/department/southern-walnut-creek...
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
I've done this once. It was OK, but at the end of the day it's like shutting down a highway and letting you bike on it. It's just a huge (from the POV of a cyclist) empty concrete road. I'd much rather bike around the ac
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by bretthoerner 5y ago
https://leaky.page/
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The American Jobs Plan Will Make Our Infrastructure Crisis Worse(strongtowns.org)
4 points by bretthoerner 5y ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 6y ago
Might be a case of outdated documentation/website: https://frida.re/news/2019/05/15/frida-12-5-released/
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Taming Tail Latency and Achieving Predictability(twitter.github.io)
2 points by bretthoerner 6y ago|0 comments
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
> The root of the problem is supply, so stop the government intervention and you pay more money for the same problems. The company in the article is closed on nights and weekends. Don't you think there's a price at which they&#
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
https://99percentinvisible.org/article/cities-paved-dung-urb...
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
> Don't try and twist this around into me making the argument about a random address not being walkable, because your entire argument has been taking a random address, claiming its walkable and then trying to extrapolate that to the
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
I just don't find arguments like "well if you lived in this random address in the City of Austin it probably wouldn't be walkable!" very interesting, sorry. Austin is 271 miles squares and SF is 46. Nobody should throw a
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
> but that does not make it a good city to do so in. > Austin as a whole Shrug, neighborhoods matter way, way more than arbitrarily drawn city borders. There are neighborhoods of Austin that are more enjoyable to live in car-free than
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
And lots of people already live car-free lives in Austin. It largely depends on the neighborhood you choose to live in.
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
Correct, but this time we brought in a new City Manager to handle the code. He just came from Minneapolis, see what they've done: https://slate.com/business/2018/12/minneapolis-single-family... We also v
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
Walkability scores of downtown Austin are very high.
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
I think they just mean it's healthier than not biking to work.
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
> Also is impossible to get around without a car even if you live downtown. Is not a walkable city. This isn't true. Where do you live?
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by bretthoerner 7y ago
There are very walkable parts of Austin.
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Age-Weighted Voting(medium.com)
1 points by bretthoerner 7y ago|0 comments

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