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by dmoy 1y ago
> serde rust That does look a lot cleaner. I was just grumbling about this in golang yesterday (yaml, not json, but effectively the same problem).
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by dmoy 1y ago
No way, the movie is 30 years old now? Time to check the relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/891/ which itself is almost 15 years old... shiiiiiit
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Sure, but even Berlin doesn't have Tokyo level of public transit. By my comment I mean that the things GP list aren't the only things that separate SF public transit and Tokyo public transit. You'd also need crazy high popul
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Right exactly. The only way IP blocks work is if there's no vulnerable machines to take over anywhere. That is - it basically doesn't work for any motivated attacker. You could hypothetically make it work, but it would mean an e
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by dmoy 1y ago
> The sad thing is the reason the Bay Area lacks Tokyo-style transit is not technology, but social and political issues Well and population / population density. China is similar - the big 15-20m+ metros have crazy good subway syste
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by dmoy 1y ago
There's a bunch of ways it works. There's a tradeoff between hardware cost and accuracy. Sometimes it's static, sometimes there's a counter of varying size (1 bit, 2 bit, etc). It can get a lot more complicated. The b
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by dmoy 1y ago
The general move to the suburbs probably doesn't help. Screens probably don't help. People calling CPS on innocuous stuff that wouldn't have raised any concern 30-40 years ago doesn't help for sure. Crime is like wayyyy
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by dmoy 1y ago
> If this were a neighborhood where people regularly fired guns in the air, we would warn parents to keep their kids inside. A stray bullet may not be intentional, but it’s a predictable outcome of such an environment. On West Hudson Bou
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by dmoy 1y ago
The 45k number is for US total (as is the <5k number above) WA state has about 300 murders a year, up significantly from 200-ish pre covid.
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by dmoy 1y ago
US annual HIV deaths are like under 5000 total. It's gotten way, way, way better than earlier decades.
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by dmoy 1y ago
> This article makes me wonder about comparative analysis against other models and brands. It is good Sig Sauer produced a failure mode analysis. Where are the competitive analysis documents? Presumably buried in the woods along with wha
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by dmoy 1y ago
> The Swiss model would be a much more reasonable approach. Shall-issue purchase permit on passing a background check, and the requirement to keep the firearm locked up when not used. But if you live alone, your locked front door counts
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by dmoy 1y ago
Not when doing fragments in obvious context like that. For one, tone doesn't disambiguate anyways. There's 10+ common characters with pinyin 'dan', and only 4 (5) tones in Mandarin. But also when the context is super o
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by dmoy 1y ago
This happens in Chinese too Grocery lists will be a mish mash of characters and pinyin https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/~bgzimmer/jiaozi.gif 鸡, get halfway through writing 蛋, forget how to do it without a computerized
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by dmoy 1y ago
> The top 5% of taxpayers in the USA pay 61% of the taxes. Only if you ignore the payroll tax. For the median US worker, they pay ~15% in payroll tax, and significantly less in income tax. The median US worker makes $40k year, paying
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by dmoy 1y ago
Yea I don't doubt that FUSE can go past NFS But, as sibling is pointing out, e.g. Amazon fsx Lustre throughput is like 1GB/s throughout per TB storage, so presumably hundreds of GB/s at scale.
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by dmoy 1y ago
Would be interested to see a comparison with other not-NFS things (Lustre, daos, etc). User space filesystem is not the first thing that comes to my mind when trying to get faster performance than NFS
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by dmoy 1y ago
Geneva Metro area has a million people. Still could be a majority of people using public transit. If true, I suspect it's not the vast majority though Switzerland as a whole is still majority car commuters I think.
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by dmoy 1y ago
Which makes sense to me, 45 days is a loooooong time, and I kinda doubt this fund is cutting edge speed trading on disclosures when they do show up.
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by dmoy 1y ago
I just read the prospectus investment strategy, and it looks like it trails the trades by up to 30-45 days? Seems like the majority of that upside might be gone by then, no? They explicitly list that in Reporting Delay Risk. Also I didn&#
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by dmoy 1y ago
My read of the article is that it's still an ongoing legal battle, even after this one judgement. So maybe yes, but maybe no, depending on how things pan out in subsequent rulings?
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by dmoy 1y ago
> large monorepo features (allow user to view a slice of a repo) I am reminded of this discussion between fb devs and git devs from 13 yrs ago: https://public-inbox.org/git/CB5074CF.3AD7A%25joshua.redston... git has
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by dmoy 1y ago
Yea that's why I was wondering if GGP was talking about specific areas. There's certainly cities in the US with eyewatering violent crime rates (St Louis, Baltimore, etc). Not sure if OP was specifically talking about a similar
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by dmoy 1y ago
Doesn't Dominican Republic have like a 50% higher homicide rate than the US? Or do you mean it's just not localized in the spots you'd expect it to be?
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by dmoy 1y ago
In Seattle a single restaurant burger will run you €12-14. A restaurant with a proper three course meal is like €80++, assuming zero alcohol. For the restaurants, their rent is pushing like €250-300/m^2 (or much higher in some location
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by dmoy 1y ago
So it's like nicotine patches? Gives you a similar dopamine hit without the wallet hit?
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by dmoy 1y ago
It would not surprise me if some shops end up using less common languages to fill a niche (or hell, invent their own DSL). But it also wouldn't surprise me if a lot of shops land on python because that's what their hiring pool kno
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by dmoy 1y ago
Well there's gonna be people writing code who can't do it in say a high performance C/C++ setup. Not professional programmers, but professional <some finance discipline>. Sometimes it will be worth the tradeoff to put
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by dmoy 1y ago
There was a lot of innovation crushing people until it got banned. (Or sometimes banned before it could crush). Ground skirts, banned, and then Lotus 88 immediately after that also banned. McLaren's multiple brake pedals got banned a
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by dmoy 1y ago
It's a little hyperbolic But also...... kinda not hyperbolic, given the industry that has sprung up around this: https://www.helibacon.com/texas-helicopter-hog-hunting/

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