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by crubier 2y ago
Skydio | Cloud / Web / Robotics Engineers | San Mateo, CA or Hybrid | Typescript / Python / C++ Skydio is the leading U.S. drone company and world leader in autonomous flight. Today our products are flown at scale in com
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by crubier 2y ago
This is jQuery-like. Just syntax sugar above the imperative DOM API. Looks like the younger generation didn't know the pain of years of imperative UI "frameworks" and needs to learn this the painful way. Enjoy!
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by crubier 2y ago
It depends on the orbit of the targeted satellite. If all debris are going to be at low altitude, reentering quickly and not crossing busy orbits, it’s fine. If debris are going to cross highly congested orbits often and for a long time, it
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by crubier 2y ago
This is almost as biased as a personal anecdotal opinion: - You're looking at open source projects only (Most users of Suspense are going to be commercial closed source) - You're looking at all versions of React over the last 12 y
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by crubier 2y ago
Oh yes, taking agriculture back to where it was 2 centuries ago, when there definitely weren't any famines at all.
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by crubier 2y ago
There have been an implementation of GS for video since day one. They have also included spherical harmonics for view dependence since day one.
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by crubier 2y ago
I think you're wrong, without knowing it. And in a way this kind of subjective judgment call "people must be using react like me I guess" is the entire cause of this misshap. Don't assume usage patterns. Measure them, or
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by crubier 2y ago
Yes, it was very much intended consequences, based on their perception of usage and what usage should be like, which was biased. They admitted it and plan on reverting though.
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by crubier 2y ago
50% of people on HN seems unable to understand that developing UIs using web technologies is 2-3x faster than using Native frameworks. If anything, just from the benefit of not having to develop 5 versions of the UI (MacOS, Windows, Linux,
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by crubier 2y ago
Oh the classic irrational HN hate on JS/Electron... 1Password 8 takes <1s to load from scratch on my machine, and is instant most of the time since it runs in background.
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by crubier 2y ago
I commented below that I saw this happen firsthand to my friend. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40544353
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by crubier 2y ago
Not really. If they’re expensive, in France the health system might decide to not pay for it. Or pay for it in very restricted cases. You wouldn’t know about it though, your doctors would just tell you that they are out of therapeutic optio
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by crubier 2y ago
Came here for that. People in this thread basically reinventing GraphQL lol. "We need a http API endpoint that gives you all the data for one page. And also be able to reuse parts of it for other pages." Yeah bro, this is GraphQL.
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by crubier 2y ago
6-7 years ago there was A LOT of vacant or derelict properties (like, close to 50% maybe). Ever since real estate price started going up in Portugal, Lisbon has been full steam into renovating. At one point I could count 47 cranes just from
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by crubier 2y ago
Key things I see people in this thread get wrong: - These drones are only responding to 911 calls as an additional eye-in-the-sky agent, not performing constant surveillance of the population - The drones don’t replace agents, they suppleme
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by crubier 2y ago
Aerospace grade laser gyroscopes are incredibly expensive (and bulky), and even then, they still have massive drift after several hours. If you don't have GPS to relocalize precisely at least every day, there is no way you can know the
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by crubier 2y ago
Also, the S3 API is simple and makes sense, no need to reinvent something different just for the pleasure of it
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by crubier 2y ago
This is what happens to essentially all materials. Metals, Plastics, Oil, Stone, Sand, Concrete all come from things that have been standing mostly still for millions of years before we extracted their components
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by crubier 3y ago
There are only two hard problems in computer science: Cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
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by crubier 3y ago
Just go 9 years back actually. Computers were 20x slower 9 years ago according to Moore's law
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by crubier 3y ago
Everything would be exactly the same, except 8.64years later. Moore's law show that CPU speeds double every 2years. 2years * log2(20) = 8.64years, so we'd just be 8.64years late, that's it, literally no reason for anything to
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by crubier 3y ago
Woah Extism is exactly what I need for a project where I want a plugin system, nice random find, thank you! Question: Does extism plan to support Python as a plugin language? That seems like a big gap right now Edit: I see this issue tracki
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by crubier 3y ago
Get to the point: Temporal is lit and you're building a competitor to it
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by crubier 3y ago
This is how all drug trial works. And it regularly ends up being not-so-unfortunate, when the drug turns out to have dangerous side effects that overshadow its benefits.
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by crubier 3y ago
It's still "shroom in a jar". Kvass is made with yeast, which are fungi.
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by crubier 3y ago
Wait until you learn where the enzymes come from
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by crubier 3y ago
I'm not saying it is, but it would be sad if the economics of ports was your first thought, and not the permanent obliteration of an entire ecosystem of continental scale.
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by crubier 3y ago
I actually found this worrying, since it means they are not committed to make NextJS work nicely, quite the opposite they now have incentive to not make it happen
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by crubier 3y ago
The annoying alarm is actually useful so you don't have to shout on your mother in law to get her damn seatbelt. It does the dirty work for you, you don't have to be that annoying person asking for people to put their seatbelt in
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by crubier 3y ago
I’m old enough to remember “if it’s not Boeing I’m not going”

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