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by d1l 3y ago
If you maintain a library you’ll hear about this kind of shit early and often.
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by d1l 3y ago
The last thing anyone needs is “visual” “designers” shitting up our useful applications. Stick to your todo list apps and stay in your lane.
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by d1l 3y ago
This is just yet another attempt to piggyback off the HN crowd's enthusiasm for Sqlite in order to advertise fly.io.
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by d1l 3y ago
Man does not live by bread alone. If you want to make technology and the standard of living a god, that might be rational, just as communism may be an earlier rational attempt in the same vein. But I believe these ideas are naive. The centr
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by d1l 3y ago
A statistical review would show that you are almost certainly quite incorrect. Also, the "they" you refer to is "us".
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by d1l 3y ago
In that time there is relatively little figurative art of humans. Rarely seen in cave painting, etc. The nearest would be the Venus figurines but they don't typically show facial features or internal anatomical details. It's a maj
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by d1l 3y ago
All greenlet does is allow the Python frames to managed separately from the C call stack - it is very similar to what Pypy is also doing. I don't think your characterization is at all accurate.
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by d1l 3y ago
Our well-thumbed and torn cars book was a favorite of my brother's and mine. Half the pickle truck is missing and my kids speculate what other vehicles might have been on the missing page. There's no lesson here other than, I thin
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by d1l 3y ago
This is the so self-serving and self-congratulatory! He had the nerve to cry on her doorstep, which says he didn't want to apologize, but to be forgiven and to make a show of it. Amending past wrongs is about showing up without any reg
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by d1l 3y ago
You've conveniently described python behavior but lots of C code relies on the gil implicitly and will need to add locking to be correct in a nogil world. I'm not saying for sure this is bad! I do think it is dishonest though abou
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by d1l 3y ago
This is a fantasy, a romance. It very little resembles the reality I've seen. Many addicts I've known and seen come from stable environments and it is because of their incessant drug use that they end up poor, homeless and degrad
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by d1l 3y ago
Yeah I've seen the destruction that comes from removing legal/social consequences for drug abuse. Neglected and abandoned children is by far the most tragic. The community of non-addicts bears the responsibility for cleaning up th
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by d1l 3y ago
Maybe taking telemetry data and rider feedback to calculate ideal suspension settings, engine mappings, etc. In other words, putting the best possible car on the particular track.
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by d1l 3y ago
They didn't have an army of UX fuccbois back then. Now they do and this is an endless stream of makework to justify themselves.
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by d1l 3y ago
The fact that he doesn't understand why his wal file is growing without bounds should be a warning to take his suggestions with a grain of salt. This is yet another lazy benchmark with lazy suggestions by someone who is uselessly retre
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by d1l 4y ago
This is so lazy as to be irritating to me. Magic pragmas with no explanation, no use of the important ones if you're going for max performance (synchronous and journal mode), no discussion of statement compilation and the benefits of p
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by d1l 4y ago
This is a straight up puff piece and very weak journalism. ChatGPT might as well have written it.
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by d1l 4y ago
We've known about aspirational millennial online types for years, and have been mocking them for about as long. If it sells they'll keep making it. https://thekinspiracy.tumblr.com/
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by d1l 4y ago
The nick mullen rant about the yeti cup subreddit is good for a laugh. I don't know what is driving it but I think those posters really feel they're part of a community. The give gold, repeat the same tired jokes, and feel better.
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by d1l 4y ago
Web devs, same reason asyncio got railroaded through. Python is increasingly trying to cater to the extremely online and loud webdev crowd. Living in an ivory tower is fine if you're inside it.
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by d1l 4y ago
I doubt any valuable conversation will occur, as the editorialized title seems designed to be provocative. Nonetheless it's clear that these are just a suggestion. Given the enormous good the author's of SQLite have done in the wo
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by d1l 4y ago
I have an nwa55, which is notably Not one of the android walkmans. I love it and spend usually 1-2 hours a night listening to music on it before bed. Battery life is incredible. I'm not sure why they went android though. Begs the quest
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by d1l 4y ago
Kyle did it better
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by d1l 4y ago
Instead of posting on HN about it, spend some time working with the problem.
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by d1l 4y ago
nginx already comes with: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_image_filter_module.h...
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by d1l 4y ago
More FUD from attention seeking, for-profit organizations. Even a tiny bit of digging shows this is virtually a non-issue. Look at the gh repo, the pypi stats
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by d1l 4y ago
Isn't setuptools deprecated now too or on the chopping block?
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by d1l 4y ago
Nice, I see some rsv4's at the track, still waiting to see a new rs660 so I can bombard the owner with questions. The new R7 is supposed to be "fun" to track, as it's got the more user-friendly mt07 engine, but its nothi
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by d1l 4y ago
Twist of the wrist is fantastic, as is the video, which can be found on YouTube. Agree with everything you said, and I'm curious: what do you ride? I've been tracking a mostly-stock R6 for the last 5 years, A the last 3 or 4. One
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by d1l 4y ago
No mention of the Golden Bough, no Jung, no Levi-Strauss. Author has no idea what they're on about. This amounts to a hot take on an entire field of study, viewed through a very narrow and specific ideological lens. No self awareness.

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