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by di4na 5y ago
And not really iterated on... Maps got slightly better but Gmail and GDoc were uh... not really refactored into better stuff
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by di4na 5y ago
Guess what, Google does not sell mostly to the US! Also modern CPUs on mobile are faaaaaar slower than 4x the desktop one for the majority of the world.
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by di4na 5y ago
Sony ?
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by di4na 5y ago
Part of the problem here is that dialyzer is a quite ... spaghetti codebase, that noone really want to fund that work and that noone really knows how this stuff work that is interested in doing that work. There is a lot of research work to
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by di4na 5y ago
You don't have to. You can totally use JS for these in Liveview
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by di4na 6y ago
Her first big piece on this was https://www.fordfoundation.org/work/learning/research-report... which i still find better than the book at making the point.
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by di4na 6y ago
They had no pilot on board for most of the equivalent. Ariane had no pilot on board either for the whole program. So no. That is not the reason. Try again.
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by di4na 6y ago
The good news, yes. The bad news: it depends a lot of what you mean, it may not be the answer you search and i do not have a "perfect" reference, because it is considered mostly obvious in these fields... But before i get there, a
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by di4na 6y ago
[Citation needed] If anything, every research on complexity and correctness shows that it does not compose and does not survive in a dynamic system. I would love to see the research that support this claim. It would be a revolution in these
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by di4na 6y ago
Improvement to the VM or underlying stdlib that are API compatible are "free" But. Elixir maintain a 2 otp release compatibility. So the elixir stdlib cannot use new functionality until the release of elixir in 2 years. You can, o
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by di4na 6y ago
That is the access problem he talks about in the notes. He is right. All the number that we see from the industry shows that there is a fuckton of capital. But it is really badly distributed. That is probably a far bigger problem right no
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by di4na 6y ago
canardpc.com is probably the best video game magazine and review around. I would not advise presse-citron they have been pretty obvious about being more or less just a sold out editorial at this point.
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by di4na 6y ago
Reading it, i get a strange deja-vu. Having been spending the past 3 months on implementing Ryu to do the reverse operation, this looks a lot like what Ulf Adams have been working on to do the reverse based on Ryu. The lookup table are real
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by di4na 6y ago
I mean i am sure we would do that if any of the user company would want to pay the price for that. None of them want. You probably multiply the price by at least 10 (i would say add at least +1.5 to the multiplier for every year of support
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by di4na 6y ago
As this is a copy of the paper, probably. I would point out that Dr Cook would probably disagree greatly with the whole idea of AntiFragile, or at least has the few time i have been able to talk with him. This link you offer is probably not
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by di4na 6y ago
You are making the assumption that causality is useful and exist in these complex systems. Dr Cook base his treaty on what we know from the research of them, which is that these causal links are far less stronger than you think. This means
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by di4na 6y ago
Yes, it will be the default on all supported platform as of OTP 24
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by di4na 6y ago
As Jean Yang point out the HCI and Human Factors community having worked on this for a long time, and it is indeed the case. Here is one of my preferred paper from that community on that exact problem https://ieeexplore.ieee.org&
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by di4na 6y ago
So this sounds a lot like an application of Virding's First Rule of Programming. Any sufficiently complicated concurrent program in another language contains an ad hoc informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of Er
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by di4na 6y ago
And yet a tons of SF companies never make a dime. Tells a lot about the system right? I recently discovered New Relic has yet to make any profit.
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by di4na 6y ago
Check eve online trading ;)
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by di4na 6y ago
Making a profit.
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by di4na 6y ago
And all of these need you to give 3 to 6 months of your life for free. That is nice and all, but i need to put food on the table.
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by di4na 6y ago
You may be interested in exploring erlang or one of the language based on it. I am partial to elixir. It is... a lot like what you talk about here.
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by di4na 6y ago
I want to point out that Tetlock went into checking if there were ways to get better forecast and better forecaster. It was the Good Judgement Project, and the results are slightly more positive
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Implement BeamAsm – A JIT for Erlang/OTP(github.com)
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by di4na 6y ago
This limitation is far higher for the past few years and there is more work from the OTP team to raise it. Also there all the hooks needed to adapt and change it as you grow. I would argue that when you reach above a hundred nodes, you will
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by di4na 6y ago
more due to the fact we massively move retirement payments to market investment instead of redistribution and at the same time boomer begun retiring. Basically we moved back to a renting society.
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by di4na 6y ago
Because their goals are not price discovery. Price discovery needs taking risk. All of them are not allowed to reduce the principal. They would better reduce return than touch the principal. This is a rent market. Not an investment one. Ren
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by di4na 6y ago
Part of that is due to the fact that most of the market is now passive investment. Being pension funds, endowment, etc etc. The latest numbers i have seen is that 80% of the market shares is controlled by institutional investors. That is a

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