datadeft

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   by datadeft 3y ago

   s/Is Gmail killing independent email?/Has Gmail killed independent email?/
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Since garbage collection based memory models are mush more complex and require a lot of software engineering it is not a surprise that we have many iterations.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   It would be great if there was a website like HN where I can go and it has all the news from the companies I am interested in and based on my subscription it would also recommend what else to be aware of. HN fulfils this role for now.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   I am not sure when the car industry reaches that iteration where you can swap out batteries. It already happened for the electric rollers and it is freakin amazing. I think many of the electric car skeptics would convert if there was a way
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   I don’t think so.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   > World’s largest battery maker announces major breakthrough in energy density > This is a little under 2x the density of current batteries. Anything less than a ~400x increase is a minor breakthrough based on my expectations. I would
7. 397.▲
   by datadeft 3y ago

   I would be surprised if there was an "industry" without kickbacks.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Amen to that. It would be pretty amazing to write Rust for the UI everywhere.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Thank you!
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I am not sure if this works on my end: sqlite> PRAGMA journal_mode = delete; delete sqlite> PRAGMA journal_mode = wal2; delete Does this mean wal2 is not available?
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    We are in the process of moving from Postgres to SQLite so these suggestions are very useful.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    > utterly balanced of you to give an old-school Maven pom.xml Sorry I started to use Java a long time ago, not sure what is the "recommended" way of doing things today. I guess I just need to know which random Github project is
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I understand that you mastered producing a single binary with your favorite build tool. In my experience if a language does not have an official way to build projects it does end well. Go, Rust and Zig are the prime example that a language
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    > Maven isn't Java. The wheels aren't the car. Sure, try to drive around without wheels.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I am not sure there is fear against Java as much as there are better alternatives for many use cases.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    There are legitimate reasons to chose Go over Java, starting with the build system and the amount of effort needed to produce a single binary. I use Java for 20 years and Go for ~2. I am not actively hating Java but I value my time, special
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    It would be great to have a language that is a love child of Erlang and Rust. All I need is: repl, message passing, actor model, lightweight-threads and strong types. :)
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    So far I have not had any issues with the Elixir one. https://github.com/pma/amqp
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    I agree with you based the amount of time someone needs to spend to fix a broken repo. I just really like to understand the tools that I use. Maybe it is a waste of time.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    There are less and less touching servers directly happening. Not only DevOps but the current raise of k8s and serverless deployments making it less relevant. There is also the security aspect of it. The downside is that people (especially t
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    If your tv is not going to an open AP mode it is sufficient. Some smart devices had open APs or weak security and it was possible to exploit it.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    So Russian sources are trustworthy now?
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    This bill requires federal actions to identify and mitigate foreign threats to information and communications technology (ICT) products and services (e.g., social media applications). It also establishes civil and criminal penalties for vio
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    S.686 – Restrict Act(congress.gov)

    1 points by datadeft 4y ago|1 comments
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    > Some were just abusive managers > They were basically office politics machines, optimized to promote themselves at the expense of everyone else > Obviously this isn’t unique Most middle management is like that. You must be extrem
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    Combine this with automation and you get what is happening in the western world from 1970 onward, making the rich richer the poor poorer and stagnating middle class at best.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    We let companies to get away pretty much anything. Tax evasion (funnily enough paying tax __after__ expenses), environmental damages and few more.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    This is what my comment is about. It happened much sooner than I thought.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    I was thinking about the limitation by the mobile HW. Yeah GPU support would be nice.
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    by datadeft 4y ago

    I have predicted that LLaMA will be available on mobile phones before the end of this year. We are very close.