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by cglace 4y ago
The goal with faster cpython is for small compounding improvements with each point release[0]. So in the end it should be much more than a tiny improvement. [0] https://github.com/markshannon/faster-cpython/blob&#x
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by cglace 4y ago
I believe a JIT is planned for 3.12
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by cglace 4y ago
But ergonomics are so much better. I’ve seen my team increase throughput dramatically after switching to tailwind.
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by cglace 5y ago
I’m a plumber. I have an ad that shows me and my number and says to call me if your pipe busts. Where is the lie?
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by cglace 5y ago
So, I create a web page that describes a product ("Quesarito"). You, the consumer, find out about the product by stumbling upon the page by luck; if you decide to try the product and don't like it does that mean you were fool
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by cglace 5y ago
As a business owner can I hire you to help me acquire customers using your method?
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by cglace 5y ago
You are describing how you want the world to be. Can you accept that other people might like being introduced to new products?
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by cglace 5y ago
You still have to come to a stop before turning right on red.
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by cglace 5y ago
Do you really believe the average North American has a heated pool AND hot tub in a frigid northern climate?
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by cglace 5y ago
Well, How did it go?
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by cglace 5y ago
Does that mean during a week if you don’t deliver $X of effort the company can claw back pay?
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by cglace 5y ago
A hypothetical situation is why people don’t trust experts?
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by cglace 5y ago
Everything seems to be working on our end as of 1:08 PM EST.
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by cglace 5y ago
Sorry to offend. I was referencing your assertion that all molecules are prions until proven otherwise. Also, I asked two questions. Next time try answering them before jumping to being an ass.
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by cglace 5y ago
So over what time period do you believe we should wait to release a drug to the public? 10 - 25 years after discovery?
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by cglace 5y ago
Are you suggesting that every new molecule should be treated as if it were a prion?
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by cglace 5y ago
The timing. HW usually does not directly proceed a test.
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by cglace 5y ago
FYI, you come across as an asshole, then you explain yourself and still seem like an asshole.
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by cglace 5y ago
As with any language it's how you end up architecting your codebase. I do believe python lacks an authoritative resource for what is "good architecture" which leads to a lot of the code scaling problems.
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by cglace 5y ago
The fact that I can forget my power cord and not care is a game changer.
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by cglace 5y ago
So you would pay an employee more the further they chose to live from the office?
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by cglace 5y ago
I seem to be able to use my toy for quite a bit.
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by cglace 5y ago
Are you serious? Then why do franchise owners want to get them back up quickly? Wouldn’t the goal be to let it stay down? Why would I ever come for dessert but stay for the burger? I can get soft serve from QT for .49 cents. I don’t think M
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by cglace 5y ago
“Replace free with proprietary, commercial with free, bad with dark patterns and that will be just as true as your version.” So more people use free desktop software? Hmmm Also, that is the most confusing statement I have ever read.
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by cglace 5y ago
Who is baffled? The only baffling part is you defending their actions.
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by cglace 5y ago
These people are not having a mature/rational response to a minor inconvenience.
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by cglace 5y ago
"Despite that, free software and terrible UI gets conflated" I wonder why people would conflate those two things? Sure, not all free desktop software is bad, but enough of it is that people prefer the commercial alternatives.
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by cglace 5y ago
I didn’t know the opposite of terrible UI is dark pattern.
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by cglace 5y ago
"Thirdly, assume that the growing body of evidence is correct . The vaccinated coworker who has a new Tinder date every week and mixes with large crowds in clubs will still be a higher risk than a reclusive, un-vaccinated, masked indiv
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by cglace 5y ago
"mass walk-outs" I highly doubt it. "Minds are not won by force." How is it by force? They still have agency in their decision: Job or jab.

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