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by crubier 5y ago
Yes I think they systematically reported it, and explained that their work was beneficial to all C compilers as a consequence. They did not fix them though, that would have needed a team 10x larger
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by crubier 5y ago
I was lucky enough to work with people working on CompCert in French public aerospace research labs. I remember a presentation in which they presented the number of bugs they found on other compilers (GCC, Clang, MSVC) while developing test
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by crubier 5y ago
This is really nice. Typescript / JS / v8 is really the language/runtime of the future. I think there really is a convergence where every app will be run in JS with performance critical in WASM coded in other languages
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by crubier 5y ago
Ok, look, I disagree. I'll let you try to reconcile yourself about why "Mozilla developers are a bunch of hypocrites". I presented to you a very straightforward explanation that does not imply bad intent from an entire group
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by crubier 5y ago
What you say is the equivalent of saying « assembly is higher level than JavaScript because someone implemented a virtual machine that runs assembly code, in JavaScript in the browser ». Just because someone used this technique for some tec
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by crubier 5y ago
Indexeddb is not built on top of SQLite. IndexedDb is an API. This API is more primitive and limited than SQL. This API is basically a key value store with indices and transactions. This is what many SQL databases are implemented on top of
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by crubier 5y ago
indexedDb is an API. This API is more primitive and limited than SQL. This API is basically a key value store with indices and transactions. This is what many SQL databases are implemented on top of (Postgres for example). So yes it is abso
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by crubier 5y ago
This is an implementation detail. The fact is that indexedDB API is lower level than SQL.
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by crubier 5y ago
I think indexedDb is just too low level for your use case. Because it’s actually very good! This low level primitive allows to implement various approaches on top of it, such as the excellent Dexie.js. You should have a look at it, it made
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by crubier 5y ago
You prove my point. You had to create this insane macro to solve something that cmd-d does automatically in VSCode. And cmd-d is much more versatile, since the same concept applies to many other use cases. And sorry I say insane, but not kn
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by crubier 5y ago
You must be young, or only started reading about science in mainstream media recently. The kind of false joy you are talking about has been my constant pain for like 25years. You just have to understand that « scientific paper hyped up in m
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by crubier 5y ago
CUIDs are a good example that tick all these boxes
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by crubier 5y ago
What you are talking about is the Relay specification, not GraphQL. Relay is completely optional and only a way to optimize performance of client side stuff. Here is how you deal with lists in normal GraphQL: type Query {
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by crubier 5y ago
The 15 seconds and 10 lines of code you "loose" defining your graphQL schema saves you hours soon after, when you'll be fixing the problems created by poorly structured REST endpoint and endless debates. With REST: I can buil
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by crubier 5y ago
Don't worry, you're not alone. 100% of the people I've ever saw using Vim / Neovim spend much longer "calculating" their next command than they would spend just doing in with CMD-D in VSCode. It's frustrat
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by crubier 5y ago
I’ve been in GraphQL land for 4-5 years now, and all these discussions about restfulness, Http and other details make me cringe. It feels like watching apes fighting about whether the cylinder goes in the triangle or star-shaped hole. It do
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by crubier 5y ago
Always a good idea to leave at the top. Congrats to him.
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by crubier 5y ago
Lol it seems that these days, any new significant web technology makes people want to ragequit their job for some reason https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26960946
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by crubier 5y ago
Nice! - You should realize that requesting random features to a 1-person FOSS project in a derogatory way is not cool - You should offer to pay or help out if you want features - You should consider working on communicating more nicely is a
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by crubier 5y ago
Lol not sure if this is a joke or not. Who writes readmes all the time? And where does the project state that it targets these people ?
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by crubier 5y ago
The source code will be publicly available on Github as soon as we ship our first version in June. At this point we are gathering interest and trying to get feedback from the community to prioritize feature and orient our development effort
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by crubier 5y ago
We are looking for people to validate our idea: Labelflow, the open source image labelling and data cleaning tool. We are a team of 9 people with experience in image labeling and dataset curating to build quality datasets for deep learning.
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Labelflow, the open source image labeling and dataset cleaning platform(labelflow.net)
6 points by crubier 5y ago|2 comments
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by crubier 6y ago
The Hindu take on consciousness is as relevant to this thread as the Pastafarian take on consciousness.
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by crubier 6y ago
If they made some money gambling in Vegas it was clearly not thanks to Kelly’s criterion, because Kelly’s criterion clearly (and correctly) states that the optimal bet in Vegas is zero dollar.
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by crubier 6y ago
I believe that scientific rationality and engineering are part of YC’s DNA. This thread seems to prove I’m partly wrong indeed.
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by crubier 6y ago
Wow, given the answers to that thread, it seems that the HN crowd has either no notion of conditional probabilities or that their “future is better” mindset is clouding their rational judgement. The Lindy effect makes perfect sense has an h
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by crubier 6y ago
It seems that this whole thing is mostly about colorful stickers.
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by crubier 6y ago
Keep in mind that there are exactly a grand total of 4 moving parts in a quadrotor drone. This is the core reason for their success, robustness, ease of use and all. If all quadrotors needed oil, gas, vibrated like crazy (bad for IMUs), had
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by crubier 6y ago
No. It’s just that performance and UX is capital for this software, and generally terrible on Linux as compared to MacOS

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