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cpurdy
4y ago
Add all those together, and you can buy a Starbucks Fripolocini and some avocado toast.
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4y ago
Would you be interested in purchasing an NFT of your comment?
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4y ago
^this If you spend $200 on a VR headset, expect to get what you pay for
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Mostly: * The compiler. * The type system. * The core library.
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4y ago
This comment is underrated.
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4y ago
Ads suck. Google sucks. Put those two things together, and not surprisingly, the result is awful.
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Exactly. In any substantial language, the "lexer" and "parser" represent less than 1% of the work of implementing the language. In the Ecstasy (xtclang) project, writing the lexer and parser (and then bootstrapping them
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4y ago
Facebook and Google got hit very hard in the recent quarter, but none of the articles point out one of the obvious reasons contributing to their drops: Apple made it significantly harder to track macOS and iOS users, which people tend to be
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4y ago
Time for some prevention.
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I tried to be very careful about what I said, and how I said it. As with many others here, I pay a great deal of taxes, by any measure. I do not want my contribution (_our_ contributions) to be used to hurt people for the purpose of hurting
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4y ago
Florida is pretty high on federal funding dependency. https://ritholtz.com/2019/01/makers-takers-states-edition/
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"So all this coastline should be dunes and park spaces?" Yes. That makes sense to me. What's the downside?
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Yes, 1000x this. It is frustrating to be sending piles of money to these states every year, which they then waste on political stunts like flying legal immigrants to other states, instead of taking care of their citizens, or maybe investing
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It's also important to understand the uplift that an established company can have on sales. * Adobe has a subscription model in place, with a large number of customers * Adobe has bundles already, and this could allow them to expand so
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Trump Derangement Syndrome It's an acronym used by Trump cultists to describe people who don't want to belong to their cult.
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"I would think the SCOTUS would respect..." That is a very quaint thought.
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Texas can't keep the heat on in the winter, or the power on in the summer, but they want to regulate the interwebs, and particularly companies not located in Texas. SMH. This really is as stupid as it sounds.
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4y ago
Exactly. After reading this thread, the chance that I would ever choose to use Stripe is exactly 0%. What a disaster.
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Guy Steele was in the office next to mine at Oracle. We had a lot of long chats about language design, and I've tried to keep him up to date on the work we've done with Ecstasy including * Java-like language * immutable “objects”&
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oh .. cool .. pricing for protobuf
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The problem is that even if the allocation cost (slab allocator) is zero, and even if the GC cost is zero, a high allocation rate on modern hardware effectively flushes the cache lines at the rate of allocation, effectively reducing your L1
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It is an ideal representation of what JavaScript can do. Some people will think that is a compliment. Some people will recognize that as an insult.
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4y ago
What's a "pay check"? How do I get one of those?
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>This is DP pass-through, there's no DisplayLink or similar involved. How do you know that it is DisplayPort pass-through? From what I've seen, if it's going through a USB-C hub, there is almost zero chance that it is Disp
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Thank you for providing some supporting details. I'm fairly certain that my comment stands as is, with the one change being that as-of-now I have seen some of the threats that you were describing, some of which should have resulted in
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>It's very hard for me to take this seriously when the same rules are never applied to trans people and their advocates. I know that I'm going to regret stepping in this pile of community dog poo, but ... The simple idea behind
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Yes, but it makes up for the lack of HTTPS by using plain text passwords. /s (Sorry, I initially forgot the sarcasm indicator.)
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It's just not the same if the home page appears within the first minute. I feel like we've lost something special here ...
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No, not really. The "3nm" in the "3nm process" is not a measure of anything in particular, and even if it is a measure, the measure may or may not be in the neighborhood of 3nm. Several years ago, fabs started naming eac
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Good article. Especially the DBAD comment.
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