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bsaul
3y ago
Isn't flutter supposed to also be the main way to develop UIs on google Fuschia ? Which is supposed to be the successor to android ? I'm surprised to see no mention of that aspect. Did i miss something ?
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3y ago
I had the same problem understanding the state diagram but didn’t even realize he used the wrong type of UML diagram :))
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bsaul
3y ago
Argentina’s role in climate change probably means whatever he’ll do will have close to 0 impact
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bsaul
3y ago
Genocide is different from killing, or even mass killing. It’s a political vision of the future where the other ethnicity simply cease to exists. Israel has 10% arab citizen living peacefully, serving in the army, being elected, and nobody
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3y ago
The fact that we're still relying on a human brain having a perfect mental model of the tens of thousands of lines of code he wrote, interacting with the million ones other people wrote, is baffling. At this point i consider it a mirac
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3y ago
4x perf on inserts... Those kinds of post make me both scared and depressed by the state of our industry. I feel like we're all hitting rocks to make fire in a cave.
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3y ago
one week only ??
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3y ago
That’s not what this statement said. Unless by ‘anti-sionism’ you mean to refuse this country the right to exist at all. In which case yes, the germany vice chancelor said this was not allowed in germany. But then it’s not a problem, there’
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3y ago
I agree, but if that's the case, then maybe zig's philosophy of simply creating local memory allocators really is the good pattern ?
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3y ago
Every time i read about rust requiring you to use indices instead of pointers for some algorithm, i wonder if this isn't just rust forcing you to implement your own memory management, with your own local pointers.
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3y ago
Any advice for calculus ? something that would take you from derivatives up to the kind of advanced analysis required in quantum field theory ?
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bsaul
3y ago
i've also never understood how a xxs clothes was the same price as an xxl one
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3y ago
Not sure which timeframe the author is talking about, but i think the paradox of the digital age is that long term preservation (>50 years) is clearly not a given. I'm thinking about printing my photos in a paper photo books to make
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bsaul
3y ago
the amount of ads on youtube has grown exponentially and i highly doubt this was because of profitability issues.
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3y ago
I wonder if the speaker manages to keep their good personality and optimism when shits hits the fan and customers get angry (it’s a sincere question, i’m not being snarky).
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3y ago
because the dilemma between personal freedom vs living in group is a fundamental one. You'll find it everywhere, and that's also the reason why political groups have been historically structured around those kind of concerns. Just
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3y ago
for sure, public transport would be different if politicians were using it.
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3y ago
Paris subway is and has always been an horrible pathogen nest. My life in the winter changed when i stopped having to use it everyday, i basically stopped being sick. Now with the record high amount of homeless in the street at the moment i
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3y ago
I've always found the current "strategy" of justifying every green measure with climate change, and orienting all the conversation around that argument quite dangerous. There are many reasons why you don't want oil eng
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3y ago
sure, how ? One actor per queue, then one actor per operation ?
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3y ago
thanks, yes i saw that link in the video linked in OP. I am absolutely dumbounded swift concurrency and actors don't offer a trivial solution to that problem.
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3y ago
My main pattern of concurrency is scheduling a computation made of a serie of asynchronous steps. I want this computation to be cancellable, and i want to schedule them keeping them in order. Basically NSOperation scheduled to a non-concurr
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3y ago
i'm having a hard time understanding what scenario requires a queue semantic instead of a stream one. Is is the ability to parallelize consuming to a super large amount, without having to setup partitions ? I'm planning on using k
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3y ago
"By customizing nearly every inch of Google’s data centers and the hardware within them, including power supplies and cooling kits" This is the second time i hear about a company building its own power supply, the first being appl
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i'm starting to feel like the EU found a business model to compensate for the fiscal tricks large companies are doing to avoid paying taxes. My only hope is that those laws won't prevent a new major high tech company to appear in
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The fact that only japan is deemed having a good enough work culture to host tsmc factories makes me very pessimistic about the future of chip making in europe..
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i don't see how erlang / otp or elixir / phoenix is relevant to solve the problem most companies are facing when hitting their first "web scale" problem : bottleneck at the DB level.
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3y ago
not sure why you got downvoted, that seemed like a pretty reasonable thing to consider.
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Don't know about op's point, but seeing those kinds of graphs makes you really think twice about the hypothesis that stopping any kind of human activity will have any effect on a phenomenon that's been naturally occuring for
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3y ago
Do you have any kind of official doc that explains that behavior ?
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