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by comonoid 4y ago
This video from the University of Warwick Computing Society explains why playing Minesweeper is not just hard, but NP-hard.
92.
by comonoid 4y ago
Just as Facebook is more into Hack (ok, not as much).
93.
by comonoid 4y ago
Facebook, Microsoft, Bloomberg, Ahrefs, and some companies around Tezos blockchain... https://ocaml.org/industrial-users
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by comonoid 4y ago
That's difference between totalitarian and authoritarian regime.
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by comonoid 4y ago
gitui has much bigger feature set than tig. Rust binaries might be larger because Rust makes creating complex software possible.
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by comonoid 4y ago
The gitui has lto enabled.
97.
by comonoid 4y ago
Water-born(?) insects transfer fertilizing elements from water back to the land.
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by comonoid 4y ago
The ООО ИНТЕЛЛИДЖЕЙ ЛАБС is (was) owned by JetBrains N.V.: https://spark-interfax.ru/sankt-peterburg-primorski/ooo-inte...
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JetBrains files liquidation of its main Russian subsidiary on Aug 19, 2022(fedresurs.ru)
61 points by comonoid 4y ago|1 comments
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by comonoid 4y ago
My sources state that they have closed all Russia's offices and terminated contracts with everyone who haven't relocated. Update: technically, there are some corporate lawyers and accountants that are working on closing JetBrain&#
101.
by comonoid 4y ago
Also, 1 microbe is 1/1000000 of be.
102.
by comonoid 4y ago
In my experience, documentation quality for closed Yandex projects ranged from excellent to absent. It is definitely not project management culture. Perhaps, Yandex tries to use its open source projects as kind of advertisement targeted t
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by comonoid 4y ago
I don't see WASM is slower than vanilla JavaScript. I see that calling WASM from JavaScript has certain overhead.
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DigitalOcean mitigated the AMD vulnerability CVE-2021-26339(digitalocean.com)
1 points by comonoid 4y ago|0 comments
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by comonoid 4y ago
https://polkadot.network/blog/a-polkadot-postmortem-24-05-20... comes to mind. And Hyrum's law in general: https://www.hyrumslaw.com/
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by comonoid 5y ago
I really miss Minecraft Earth.
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by comonoid 5y ago
Alex Petrov's "Database Internals", perhaps. I know nothing better... https://www.databass.dev/
108.
by comonoid 5y ago
Is it about NIH syndrome?
109.
by comonoid 5y ago
Sane implementations do not read more than 500KiB of robots.txt contents.
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by comonoid 5y ago
Yandex Mail has subscription plan for ad-free web interface. Incidentally, it is separate from Yandex Plus subscription (something like Amazon Prime for Yandex services).
111.
by comonoid 5y ago
It's just a generic DNS packet parser, it has no any resolving logic (or it is not used). For learning the resolving process, it is a perfect combo.
112.
by comonoid 5y ago
I wonder why do developers use CCL. I haven't work with SBCL and Lisp in general for years, but Emacs + Slime + SBCL worked very good.
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by comonoid 5y ago
The question wasn’t what mypy will do. The question was what type will the function return.
114.
by comonoid 5y ago
It seems Rich is not compatible with communism.
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by comonoid 5y ago
Got this problem on MacOS ARM. I thought initially that my old router has ended its life, until I started Safari just to check...
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by comonoid 5y ago
Génial.
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by comonoid 5y ago
All these languages took a lot from Lisp (especially former) and functional languages (especially latter). So it's like complaining to Newton that's his laws of mechanics are known by almost everyone these days, so Newton did not
118.
by comonoid 5y ago
Yep, it will most likely require to reorganize the program, but by itself it doesn't necessary mean that the result will be slower.
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by comonoid 5y ago
ARM CPUs have NEON. I cannot say if NEON has all equivalent commands, however, the threadstarter is talking about complete rewrite, not just running it as is.
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by comonoid 5y ago
They just implement it in Rust.

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