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by camgunz 3y ago
Super cool. Reading the subject-line-only requirement, I love it, but the nerd in me is like, "just only accept the text/plain MIME-type!". But, yeah either way very cool B)
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by camgunz 3y ago
Sorry I was referring to this: > it'll also give you something random should you go out of bounds. Out-of-bounds array accesses are UB
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by camgunz 3y ago
Man, you are right. I went through the thread and tried to challenge things. We really do live in wild times haha.
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by camgunz 3y ago
This isn't really responsive to the question. The C memory model is basically defined in stdatomic.h [0]. It's around 10 pages and describes affordances you almost never, ever see. > In addition, there are no guarantees as to h
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by camgunz 3y ago
It might, but it might not. This is actually undefined behavior, so it might do anything. This is part of C's complexity: it abstracts memory such that it mostly seems like a big array, but the addresses you're getting bear no res
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by camgunz 3y ago
> there isn't that much to learn to understand C Man, what a bold claim. I could say all kinds of things about the number of books written about C, the size and complexity of its compilers, the failure of even veterans to avoid mist
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by camgunz 3y ago
I love C but, this is empirically obvious right? Most software engineers don't know C, things are going OK, QED.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Yeah but if you choose something like BigQuery you really don't need microservices, and thus you probably don't need a distributed auth solution either.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Yeah I think there are fundamental challenges with microservices that are very hard to address unless you're someone like Google and you can invent BigTable and Zanzibar. It used to be you needed to move processing into app code and ou
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by camgunz 3y ago
It's wild to watch all of these takes as though the jury is still out, or it's gonna happen sometime in the future when the last boomer dies. It started happening before 2008, was accelerated by the financial collapse, and is affe
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by camgunz 3y ago
Oh it's a big conservative talking point. Singapore has a policy that sometimes executes drug dealers and they like that idea.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Eh, Skid Row is pretty famous, but if you're willing to broaden the definition a little the US has lots of slums [0]. [0]: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2015/08/more-am...
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by camgunz 3y ago
Contrast this program with more draconian drug policies like "give drug dealers the death penalty". Very impressive.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Honestly why did you all have to Brexit. Would have loved to immigrate to the UK. Had to settle for NL.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Some people want more than that, e.g. they want to fix their printer but the driver is closed source, so they start the GNU project and the broader free software movement, responsible for almost all software innovation for decades.
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by camgunz 3y ago
> Pushed to the extreme this is like saying Chromium is not open-source because my 4GB laptop can't compile it. Not really, an analog would be if Chromium shipped LLVM IR as its source but no one could get any version of LLVM to out
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by camgunz 3y ago
It's super annoying. We'll often have groceries for the next few days, which includes a lot of baby food. So yeah, they're scanning like 40 items, and we have to repack the bag to not squash produce/bread and such. Anoth
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by camgunz 3y ago
Yeah, but these checks are bonkers. Whenever we get one (maybe 2x a month) the store worker literally takes everything out of our bag and scans it again. It takes forever, and then we have to repack the bag. Don't get me wrong, I vastl
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by camgunz 3y ago
> acknowledges the various ways in which they failed this person during the layoff process Acknowledgements are worthless at best, and insulting at worst. "Yes I agree we stabbed this person and woof, we should not have." The s
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by camgunz 3y ago
The tweet says they fired ~40 people for performance, not because of bad fit, which the video seems to corroborate.
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by camgunz 3y ago
Yeah the tweet starts out with: > We fired ~40 sales people out of over 1,500 in our go to market org. That’s a normal quarter. When we’re doing performance management right, we can often tell within 3 months or less of a sales hire, eve
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by camgunz 3y ago
There's no way that would account for such a steep rise in such a short amount of time.
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by camgunz 3y ago
The main problem is that either you compile a WASM binary or you serve a big language runtime (itself compiled to WASM) all the time: this is what you'd have to do if using C# or Java for example (maybe you can use TeaVM, but maybe you
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by camgunz 3y ago
Their environmental movement--and many others around the world--was against nuclear power. It's easy to forget now but fairly or unfairly nuclear came to be seen as a dirty energy source after stuff like Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, a
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by camgunz 3y ago
> Friendly reminder that prior to the popularization of the internet 20-30 years ago, there was absolutely no equivalent situation where you could have the kind of anonymity the internet provides. It is not any kind of natural right. If
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by camgunz 3y ago
I've been using since 0.5, but full time since 0.7. Mostly this happens with long-running terminal jobs, but sometimes just randomly. There are definitely segfaults in there. I did go pretty deep into trying to save sessions, but they&
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by camgunz 3y ago
I really wish Vim would add Neovim's Lua API. GUI clients for Neovim all have subtle issues (color saturation, font rendering) and Neovim generally has stability issues (I've lost count of the number of crashes I've had). But
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by camgunz 3y ago
What most people do is they trademark the name, that way even though someone might fork, they have to use a different name. Something else you can do is use (A)GPL3. This means you automatically grant patent licenses, and anyone building on
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by camgunz 3y ago
Mobile really messed us up. We had IRC but it just didn't work well in a mobile environment, and we let Google rug pull us with XMPP Google Talk. App Store monopolies seem like they're coming down, but stuff like having to use Goo
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by camgunz 3y ago
You have an incredulous tone, but you can host Sentry (it's open source) and it's very common to host databases in the cloud.

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