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by di4na 4y ago
For market no idea. For electron, because it is the only reasonable multi platform UI platform out there. I do not like that fact but it is true. For why, because the terminal protocol is atrocious, mix data with control signalling, mix tog
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by di4na 4y ago
As someone still struggling to get an appointment just to possibly validate a diagnosis but with all these symptoms. Thank you. I may not have adhd but at least it gives hope.
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by di4na 4y ago
The US is quite more lax about it, state depending. Outside of them, yes it is a nightmare that looks exactly how you would design a process someone with ADHD cannot go through. I see no ill will behind it. It is just bureaucracy combined w
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by di4na 4y ago
Because you cannot differentiate a slow node from a dead node. People expect different responses to these.
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by di4na 4y ago
I mean it says right on the first page of "what is it" that it populate a CRD. This is k8s specific. As such it is only for k8s.
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by di4na 4y ago
Note that this is only a standard for k8s. It does not work for anything else. As such, it is not a standard at all.
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by di4na 4y ago
Yeah no. The problem here is that a huge part of said jit performance on jvm depends on the assumption that you can elide information that the schedulers and tracing would need. Reverting that would need to revert nearly all advanced optimi
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by di4na 4y ago
Maybe but they don't use it. Internal politics changed the track they used to something more sustainable. Kinda.
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by di4na 4y ago
As someone that spend far too much time in incident report from all kind of industry, you made my day. I am really happy you think so. But no. We are really not transparent about them. At all.
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by di4na 5y ago
Because noone is paid to do it.
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by di4na 5y ago
You don't have to. The tooling can be built to do it. I advise the Build Systems a la Carte for a view of what already exist. You don't maintain jekyll today...
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by di4na 5y ago
Lower cost, better use of hardware, better scalability, easier debugging, more robustness to failure, etc etc
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by di4na 5y ago
I would point out that this is not the hit you think at SSG but at their current build system. You could imagine a distributed build system for this that would build it really fast for competitive price on any ci/lambda/batch syst
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by di4na 5y ago
Eh there are some of us everywhere and this stuff is really easy to harm someone, even yourself, with. HN is about learning right?
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by di4na 5y ago
If you and yoir partner end up wanting to explore more than wikipedia, feel free to contact me with questions. Safety first can be hard with these ;)
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by di4na 5y ago
Barbara Liskov "Programming with Abstract Data Types" And basically all the CACM and ACM conferences paper. So like. 50 years of implementing stuff.
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by di4na 5y ago
I mean i already never got a raise or career path and already knew job hopping was the only way up, as it has been for the past decade. And never got a manager trying to change that. We are in a mercenary industry and the faster we accept t
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by di4na 5y ago
None because if it was a high quantity method it would get regulated or banned by society The regulations exist for a reason. The reason crypto do not have them is because there is no quantity. Not because it is magically immune to existi
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by di4na 5y ago
Worth adding >>> And in Silicon Valley, engineers and executives are bolting from cushy jobs in droves to join the crypto gold rush. No they do not. I am an engineer in a technology heavily used by crypto projects and they have a r
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by di4na 5y ago
You are 1 year late. The google magic words you want are "Biden", "Executive Order" and "Software Bill of Material" :) Feel free to join one of the working group. You can also look at what Tidelift does.
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by di4na 5y ago
No because network latency is not that big on unreliable connections if the exchange are "small" and relatively "rare". Which is most applications on the web, particularly with these techniques.
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by di4na 5y ago
On Fedora at least yes, they try to default on Wayland for everything by default now
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by di4na 5y ago
Yep exactly this
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by di4na 5y ago
Worth pointing out that for the longest time, Firefox on Wayland was borking the clipboards regularly, forcing a restart of the whole stack (at least on Gnome). That pushed a lot of people to use the X versin of firefox, even if on Wayland.
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by di4na 5y ago
Yes, and it is already being said. There are a lot of people talking of the problems and reasons behind "investing in Growth" that we have seen the past few decades instead of investing in Value
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by di4na 5y ago
There are romance novelists that do that ! i am not a romance specialist, but i know they exist. I advise to search a bit, maybe ask your local library. Romance is a really wide genre, the biggest, with a lot of different niche. It exist. I
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by di4na 5y ago
That need has been acknowledged, the problem is to get the Council of Europe to accept when some of its members are major fraudsters...
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by di4na 5y ago
Current estimation by specialists is that at least 20% of the carceral population has it. Compared to 3 to 5% of the adult population in same estimation.
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by di4na 5y ago
Maybe old and boring is not the discriminating factor you thought it is then?
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by di4na 5y ago
Both

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