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by dom96 4y ago
or you might even be able to feed it individual files with their filenames, then ask it what modifications it would make as a diff for each of the files
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by dom96 4y ago
Shouldn't someone go to prison for this?
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by dom96 4y ago
> But Apple’s famed industrial design team had cautioned patience, wanting to delay until a more lightweight version of AR glasses became technically feasible. Most in the tech industry expect that to take several more years. They are ab
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by dom96 4y ago
The only way any company can pull this off is if they create a truly wire-free, glasses form-factor device which is sufficiently high fidelity to display AR convincingly. It all relies on how much the technology can be miniaturised and push
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by dom96 4y ago
So right now all I have on Schwab is some investments (i.e. no cash). In the event of a bank run it's only cash that is at risk, right?
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by dom96 4y ago
That's fair
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by dom96 4y ago
Just because the author wanted to write an optimising compiler doesn't change the fact that this might be better served as a library. The author could have written an optimising compiler for a language with a purpose that couldn't
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by dom96 4y ago
What top comment? The one in this submission? it doesn't explain at all why this needs to be a programming language
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by dom96 4y ago
Really cool but shouldn't this actually be a library rather than a programming language?
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by dom96 4y ago
I have gotten used to switching off Bluetooth on my mac before closing the lid because of this. Infuriating.
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by dom96 4y ago
> In Oct. 2016 I started the design and the implementation of the Dragon programming language. After 15 months of development, In Jan 2018 the language Interpreter and environment were ready for use! This shows just how much a labour of
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by dom96 4y ago
They really should have rendered this graph with the same currency. It is interesting that Toronto and London are so close.
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by dom96 4y ago
It's not just FAANGs that are offering TC that high in London. Have a look at levels.fyi if you want to see some numbers. Possibly not as prevalent nowadays unfortunately.
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by dom96 4y ago
Shameless plug: I created a browser extension to help transition to Mastodon[0]. If you don't yet feel like you can leave twitter.com, but want to explore alternatives it's a great way to get started. Essentially it injects Mastod
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by dom96 4y ago
How large? Also I'm not sure the gRPC C++ server implementations you've tested are the fastest. If you're comparing to FastAPI (which is more of an HTTP server framework) then you should also compare to what is at the top of
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by dom96 4y ago
100x faster than FastAPI seems easy. I wonder how it compares to other fast Python libraries like Japronto[1] and non-Python ones too. 1 - https://github.com/squeaky-pl/japronto
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by dom96 4y ago
Ever heard of the butterfly effect?
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by dom96 4y ago
I bet you lots of people are ignoring the "don't use this in prod" advice. Why doesn't Tailwind just offer a for-production CDN link? I understand that the build step provides features, but what if I don't care abou
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by dom96 4y ago
I tend to stick with script tags as much as I can. Really the problem are all the frameworks pushing people to create a build step. Their excuse is optimising the code size, but for most cases that matters little, I don't mind includin
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by dom96 4y ago
Can't wait until year 10000 when some alien planet invades Earth because DART happened to redirect this asteroid straight at them by accident. That would be a fun sci-fi story.
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by dom96 4y ago
> Try to access thepiratebay.org or other pirate sites Both my home ISP (hyperoptic) and mobile network (Vodafone) allow me to access it.
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by dom96 4y ago
I guess I'm the minority who's Steam Deck is gathering dust. It is a nice device but it failed to get me to game more (which is what I wanted out of it), mainly because it's rather fiddly, in a similar way to a VR device. It
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by dom96 4y ago
> after Tory minister tells Brits to eat them to avoid shortages wow, didn't realise Therese Coffey had such sway on the British public. Presumably most of these turnips are just being thrown out and not actually eaten.
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by dom96 4y ago
Unlike COVID this seems to be a well known influenza variant so not sure there is much to be worried about here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Influenza_A_virus_subtype_H5N1
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by dom96 4y ago
Why aren't there other companies outbidding Apple?
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by dom96 4y ago
Wow, this is amazing. I never knew the park around where I live has such a variety of trees. Another excuse to go for a walk.
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by dom96 4y ago
They could set up a test courses which are deterministic. > and you can rebook another test asap if you're confident the only things you were failed on were hesitancy or overcorrection in response to chance events. Yeah? How can I d
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by dom96 4y ago
It can be as high as that in the UK as well. Depending on how many lessons you need. The driver's test is certainly far more difficult than the one in the US. I'm actually going through this now in the UK and I feel like the way t
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by dom96 4y ago
For those that are using and promoting Vlang, what is the thing that drew you to the language and what has kept you there?
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by dom96 4y ago
It's really interesting that these models are written in Python. Anyone know how much of a speed up using a faster language here would have? Maybe it's already off-loading a lot of the computation to C (I know many Python librarie

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