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by brundolf 3y ago
I would frame this as: 1. Make sure there's always a trap-door where you can implement special cases 2. A good way to always have (or to create) a trap door is to compose out of smaller pieces; then if you need something to be differen
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by brundolf 3y ago
From anecdotes I've heard, battery life on Asahi Linux is already great
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by brundolf 3y ago
There's treating the root cause (totally agree with, except that as a task it's almost impossibly large/complicated to solve at a societal level), and then there's deciding not to do additional harm (prosecution) on to
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by brundolf 3y ago
> You do get the node_systemd_service_restart_total metric, which counts how many times a Restart= is triggered, but that doesn't necessarily say why Wouldn't journald have details? Of course those might not be hooked up to the
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by brundolf 3y ago
Different strokes. Personally I avoid Docker in favor of source-code-deployment; the "magical pipeline" is usually just "git pull and then run a provided command". But Render does support Dockerfiles for eg. installing a
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by brundolf 3y ago
Render has been my drop-in successor to Heroku. No complaints except their weird team pricing, which doesn't matter for solo projects
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by brundolf 3y ago
Slightly OT, but we used this at my last company and it was a delight. Very much a "what if Jira were good" dream-product
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by brundolf 3y ago
It's crossed my mind before, that my extremely strong preference for static analysis > tests > debugging might be related to my ADHD There's something unbearable to me about manually recreating state, waiting for longer-runn
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by brundolf 3y ago
Charitably: a wider userbase on desktop means there's more attention given to consumer hardware support, vendor/driver support, app support, desktop environment and distro work, etc etc, all of which makes the experience better fo
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by brundolf 3y ago
For a loop to do something useful it has to have side-effects[1], and side-effects are what functional programmers want to avoid [1] At the very least, on variables outside of itself
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by brundolf 3y ago
2¢, having non-runtime types makes code behavior easier to reason about, especially when aggressive type inference is present, and I'd hate to lose it One of the things I don't love about Rust is how type inference affects program
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by brundolf 3y ago
The other commenter mentioned `deno compile`, but also, if you're in a situation where you can assume everyone has the deno runtime installed (maybe it's a personal script, or it's org-internal or something) then you don&#x27
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by brundolf 3y ago
> a language and runtime, webserver, package ecosystem, and arguably infrastructure and database Some gentle pushbacks: Runtime and webserver yes (though not web framework ), language sorta, though Node is already just as much all of th
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by brundolf 3y ago
This feels like such an obvious failure-mode that I just assumed when they announced it that it would be smarter- incorporating different sensors, factoring in the exact way it tumbles, etc. If it really is just absolute acceleration, the f
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by brundolf 3y ago
Came here to ask the same question
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by brundolf 3y ago
Thought: optimizing JIT compilers like V8 already observe code behavior and use that to choose how to optimize things as they go. I wonder if one day V8 will incorporate some ML to help study and optimize the running code
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by brundolf 3y ago
They recently added a bunch of long-awaited PWA features to mobile safari, and now this. I think Apple's stance is changing
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by brundolf 3y ago
Yeah I think this has held/will hold up adoption. Of course web apps can implement their own tab UIs like native apps do, but many don't because they figure you already have tabs in your browser Chicken and egg
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by brundolf 3y ago
I feel like you've got a chip on your shoulder about this for some reason I've got a gaming desktop and also a MacBook Pro. If the next time I go on a trip, I'm able to play some games in my hotel room on (gasp) medium settin
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by brundolf 3y ago
Is the desktop GPU-rendered by this point? What's battery life like (for those using Asahi daily)? Thinking about taking the dive...
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by brundolf 3y ago
Asahi is designed to be dual-booted right now (in fact you have to go off the beaten path to not do that), and it even uses the native Apple boot UI to let you pick your OS
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by brundolf 3y ago
What's so weird is that Microsoft had the Hololens years ago. It had a similar price, hand-based interaction, entirely self-contained, etc. I used one once, and it was astonishing. A totally magical AR experience Of course the FOV wa
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by brundolf 3y ago
Right, but we (humanity) understand the purpose-made ML that Apple talked about today just fine, which is why it's better not to use a fuzzy term
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by brundolf 3y ago
AI as a term is poorly-defined, and conjures associations that range from sorta-accurate to totally fictional. ML is a specific set of concrete technologies, so it's a better and more precise term in most contexts
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by brundolf 3y ago
Yeah, I think this is the realistic answer. Technical solution to a social problem etc
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by brundolf 3y ago
> and since everything lived in the same monolithic, the billing codebase was coupled with other core modules like transfers and authorization This doesn't follow, but everyone always seems to think that it does. They even demonstra
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by brundolf 3y ago
This has happened on a smaller scale (maybe 2x the cost instead of 10x) here in Austin over the past ~10 years. Less nomads and more permanent moves of course, but it's distorted the local economy in the same way Housing can't kee
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by brundolf 3y ago
Can we get it blocked here too
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by brundolf 3y ago
In addition to reviews, I've started to really enjoy format-on-save as a way to save keystrokes. Instead of manually formatting my code (even for myself), I can take the shortest editor path to the AST that I want and then have everyth
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by brundolf 3y ago
This is an awesome project. At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, this kind of transparency is maybe the only path I see towards a less-insane American healthcare system If it's going to be private, we at least need market forces to be w

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