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by d0mine 4y ago
Shell is not the best language for complex programs but it does not justify the kitchen sink approach taken by systemd. It looks like an example of corporate bullying vs. open-source community and the corporate won.
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by d0mine 4y ago
It is likely phrase from years ago 2015? when it may have been true https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9515125
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by d0mine 4y ago
Isn't systemd a Red Hat thing (IBM now)? How much influence does it have?
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by d0mine 4y ago
Could you point out any specifics? (otherwise, it sounds like: "I don't like it because I don't like it")
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by d0mine 4y ago
The opposite is more plausible: it is rare when your performance issues are distributed evenly through the code. The very words such as bottleneck/hotspot indicate that it is common to get the most benefit by optimizing small parts of
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by d0mine 4y ago
What is the better alternative for being glue/executable pseudo-code?
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by d0mine 4y ago
If "too magical" is the only complaint that is mentioned, then pytest is not too bad :)
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by d0mine 4y ago
Except for "multiuser real-time" part, Org-mode has everything you've mentioned and more. And the great thing that it comes with emacs ;) Here's introduction: https://youtu.be/ZMEcb2rpauU
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by d0mine 4y ago
If you believe you can review your list everyday, then your list is not large enough ;) Obviously, it would defeat the purpose to try to review it everyday -- classic quadratic algorithm -- nothing will be done and a lot of anxiety may be
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by d0mine 4y ago
One trick is to schedule a fixed block of time e.g., an hour before launch every morning and work on these maybe/someday tasks (you can choose the next task using whatever criteria you like e.g., "what looks the most interesting d
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by d0mine 4y ago
It is funny. The opposite of what you said is true: computers with Russian ips were wiped (by OSS author?) but you are likely do not consider Russians to be human so it should ok in your book.
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by d0mine 4y ago
The fond is fixed, it doesn’t depend on the number of creators. The more popular TikTok the less share creators get. https://youtu.be/jAZapFzpP64
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by d0mine 4y ago
Yeah, look at Russia in 1917 and 1947 under communists (won the war. From wooden plough to atomic piles). Compare with 1991 vs. 2021 under capitalists (banana republic, production is a fraction).
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by d0mine 4y ago
You might be surprised how efficient in practice it can be. Often, new software can be a net negative on productivity. Emacs is the most productive environment (for me) and it is half a century old.
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by d0mine 4y ago
https://archive.is/2022.05.18-091458/https://www.ft.com/cont...
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by d0mine 4y ago
High churn rate in any dressing leads to stress. Stress often counterproductive for creativity. The expected result of the policy is a mediocre work with a lot of unproductive politicking self-selecting corresponding survivors.
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by d0mine 4y ago
vterm in emacs has a command to jump to the previous shell prompt.
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by d0mine 4y ago
Some simple tricks to overcome the wall of awful https://youtu.be/hlObsAeFNVk
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by d0mine 4y ago
https://eais.rkn.gov.ru/en/#form says that rutracker.org is not blacklisted.
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by d0mine 4y ago
rutracker doesn't accept connections from Russia
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by d0mine 4y ago
It is illuminating that the paper doesn’t mention lead while discussing IQ decline in the recent decades. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IV3dnLzthDA
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by d0mine 4y ago
“There are undeniably certain kinds of knowledge that must be of a general nature and, more importantly, a certain cultivation of the mind and character that nobody can afford to be without. People obviously cannot be good craftworkers, mer
893.
by d0mine 4y ago
Instagram seems ok.
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by d0mine 4y ago
It looks like the result is consistent with: "having romantic relationships doesn't affects your happiness long term"-- null result.
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by d0mine 4y ago
I thought Signal has some three letter agency with a budget that has a dozen digits behind it.
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by d0mine 4y ago
why don't they use gravity as the power source? I've seen scales that require pushing a button several times to power it. Getting rid of the button and using the full scales' surface seems like the next step.
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by d0mine 4y ago
"A systematic review of 12 randomized control trials, published in the Cochrane Database" hasn't found strong evidence.
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by d0mine 4y ago
Not-quite right abstraction also can accumulate minor differences where it is forced on use-cases that fit poorly. It is better to under-abstract and keep some duplication than over-complicate and miss. Complexity snicks up on you (it is a
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by d0mine 4y ago
Why Telegram is mentioned (which according to HN has no security)? Is Signal mentioned?
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by d0mine 4y ago
^ looks like a bot (it is unclear what is the point)

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