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by cmrx64 3y ago
are layoffs healthy for large organizations? intuitively it seems like you’d have thorny complexity ratchets if you never shrink. but the economic pressures probably force sloppy decision making…
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by cmrx64 3y ago
The PHP ecosystem has never been healthier or stronger, and that has much improved what used to be an enormously buggy stratum of the web.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
my favorite is under audio you can play some basic background noises like white noise or water, macOS supports this too, surprisingly effective and builtin, no shady app store needed :)
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by cmrx64 3y ago
in the accessibility settings of iOS one can enable “button shapes” which renders hyperlink-style underlines on buttons masquerading as text. very handy for me. also appreciate differentiate without color, on/off labels, and high contr
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by cmrx64 3y ago
Maybe I was hallucinatung more detail than was there, but I found parts of the book had stunning parallels between the themes of each storyline, where the symbolic struggles by each cast of characters informed or reflected somehow the strug
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by cmrx64 3y ago
take "programming" to mean "scheduling" and the ancient crusty term acquires some meaning.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
See section 5.1 about threat model, hotspot just describes the threat model (network of distrusting clients). They do explicitly do test against some hotspot implementations, but the vulnerability isn’t limited to those.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
Uses tree-sitter, which you'll need to learn about. https://github.com/JoranHonig/tree-sitter-solidity
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by cmrx64 3y ago
whatever your reasons for hating the idea of rust, you’ll have so much leas hatred if you go and learn scala first. then, renewed with perspective on what C++ has inculcated in your implicit ideology of SW, you can come at rust with a diffe
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by cmrx64 3y ago
Something like … being explicitly polymorphic over some monad? :) The choice and ordering and soforth of yield points / poll order really drastically can change the semantics of your program. But if you don’t care..
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by cmrx64 3y ago
I’ve recently (past year) been diving deep into async Rust and the modern Rust ecosystem after a several year hiatus (last active 2013-2016, pre-async). maybe this advice applies to a small category of application developers, but this take
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by cmrx64 3y ago
i wish we had polymorphic variants a la ocaml so that type-level symbols wouldn’t require declaring new type-level items. a little bit of structural typing can take you far.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
excellent progress, love to see it. time to retarget an ocamlopt for it yet, or not quite ready for such experimentation?
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by cmrx64 3y ago
The theorems of thermal kinematics derived apply to limited models with a quadratic energy potential, localized on a spatial manifold. is there any reason to believe the market is described by this sort of model?
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by cmrx64 3y ago
This explanation is unrelated to anything considered. It trivializes what the paper actually studies, we certainly had no such theorem before this work.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
No. This research is all about far from equilibrium systems, which also happens to be the realm of life. There IS symmetry near equilibrium, and I think a high school level of thermodynamics would expect it to be symmetric. In comparison wi
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by cmrx64 3y ago
thank you!
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by cmrx64 3y ago
For example, by explicitly calling shrink_to_fit. So you either have fragmentation, or an extra copy if you're not careful, but none of the solutions let you forget about the detail entirely.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
If crabs are the terminal object in the category of evolvable animals, orchids are an initial object in the category of evolvable plants?
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by cmrx64 3y ago
the thermal cycling causes resistant starches to form. actually you are best off heating/cooling it twice, and minimizing the extra water content. instead of being broken down into sugars they get fermented into fatty acids deeper in t
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by cmrx64 3y ago
just in time for my subscription to have expired, too.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
Wake jet of an enormous civilization on the move? The higher level of organization of the universe forming some DNA?
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by cmrx64 3y ago
I see no reason why that can't be modeled as an automata? Nondeterministic automata are still automata. I think your meanings of 'deterministic' are confused- it's about impulse response. A little bit of stochasticity in
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by cmrx64 3y ago
that’s what the automated test suite is for! and the graph in there is looking pretty good.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
uutils just elapsed its first decade and going strong.
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by cmrx64 3y ago
sign up button doesn’t work on mobile safari when arrived at via entering text into the box
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by cmrx64 3y ago
As an old user of HN, https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que... From the FAQ: > How are stories ranked? > The basic algorithm divides points by a power of the time since a story was s
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by cmrx64 3y ago
Curious how this came to pass. Does author think kid is using ChatGPT to help walk through situations?
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by cmrx64 3y ago
thanks all… now, go play with weird geometries! my treat! ;)
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by cmrx64 3y ago
If you play it a little, you learn very quickly how hyperbolic space impacts the gameplay: if you're wise, you can always avoid being backed into a losing situation by the enemies. There's more space behind for you to run away int

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