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by dotdi 7y ago
The article is interesting but not for the face value. On the surface, the comparison is rather weak because it is comparing loops in a dynamic language to optimized, low-level vector operations. Which is, you know, "whoa, low-level ha
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by dotdi 7y ago
IMHO this is a PR move through and through. The TL;DR for me is "tax us; LOL JK my money is on the Caymans".
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by dotdi 7y ago
This looks quite nice! I had a look at the content overview and I was missing any operations considerations. While one might have the comfort of somebody doing the DevOps for them, many people will need to do that themselves. Any plans on t
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by dotdi 7y ago
It seems the site died due to HN's hug of death. You can still read the text here[0] but images are not loading. --- [0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20190621031723/https://capitalan...
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by dotdi 7y ago
This would be awesome with a dark theme.
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by dotdi 7y ago
Scala 2 and 3 are fundamentally the same language, which weakens the comparability to Perl5 => Perl6. The compiler is new and tooling will change but they do ensure Dotty can handle Scala 2 artifacts. Scala already doesn't offer bin
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by dotdi 7y ago
The official announcement is quite an understatement. This release is big, especially the changes to the collections standard library and compiler performance will have a lot of positive impact overall. Now onto 2.14 and Scala 3!
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by dotdi 7y ago
I understood this but I have an EE background. I feel like it would be still quite difficult to follow even for self-taught makers because some concepts were missing entirely, like the basic function of the transistors he's constantly
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by dotdi 7y ago
> There was a deliberate decision, not a random mistake Debian's mess was not a random mistake. "Whoopsie, I somehow deleted the EA tag from the version string - actually it must have deleted itself. Anyway, I've started u
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by dotdi 7y ago
Ubuntu Java packages are a joke as well and I stopped using them when I was having issues with the OpenJDK-11 package from apt. It turned out the the package wasn't packaging Java 11, but Java 10 instead, with a fake name [0]. I didn&#
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by dotdi 7y ago
Op here: I realize this is a very, very small, even simplistic, example and it possibly misses all the important details. It was, in any case, a quick and easy process that I wanted to share.
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Replacing dep with go mod for Golang dependency management(d53dev.net)
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by dotdi 7y ago
> PayPal has said that anyone who disagrees with any of their new terms is free to close their account. And this is why we cannot have monopolies.
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by dotdi 7y ago
> “Dripping water hollows out stone, not through force but through persistence.” ― Ovid It's not easy to take all the hate and ill-will day in day out. It's not even easy to ignore it, much less to deal with it. I respect Guido
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by dotdi 7y ago
I've done a fair bit of C++11 for CUDA and I was so happy to throw everything out and switch to Numba. It has some rough edges (like incomprehensible error messages when the type inference goes wrong) but it's been a pleasure over
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by dotdi 8y ago
As a musician myself, this post resonates with me. The place I'm currently working for is the first employer that, at least somewhat, encourages experimentation and practice. And even here, it's not really company culture, it&#x27
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by dotdi 8y ago
Call me cynical but I cannot picture Google not tapping into everything you run through their voice recognition software, even if it does work offline. Doesn't mean it won't phone home later.
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by dotdi 8y ago
> At what point do decide a vote that was made through a legal process should be rejected? When it's fundamental premises are shown to be fraudulent. As you said. Also, don't ignore the fact that the wording of the vote had a b
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by dotdi 8y ago
> some of them would like to push forward with a "cliff-edge" style exit Agrees in Russian
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by dotdi 8y ago
I'm a bit confused as to why politicians always bring up ‘ignoring the will of the people’ when it's been shown that ‘the people’ have been lied to on a grand scale and there is evidence that Cambridge Analytica had worked pro-Bre
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by dotdi 8y ago
Thank you for this. I wasn't aware Kiyosaky was such a con. Friends of mine religiously adhere to his teachings (hint: no one got rich, yet).
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by dotdi 8y ago
Funny to see caddy here, since they are already offering commercial licenses. EDIT: In fact, commercial use is only available via the commercial license, even if a company decides to build their own binaries.
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by dotdi 8y ago
Thanks for creating this! One thing I noticed: I just wanted to buy you a coffee, but the help-me-stay-add-free button at the bottom kept moving away because of infinite-scroll :) Regarding staying ad-free, I'd say it really depends on
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by dotdi 8y ago
I'm excited! It's not the first time I see a project like this, so I hope you gain a lot of traction. One thing that I immediately thought about: I'm preparing to ramp up a (non-tech) YouTube channel and I'm a bit worrie
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by dotdi 8y ago
I completely agree with you, so what I do is to find cafes that are not very popular which is probably a win-win: I hate sitting in packed cafes and the smaller cafe sells some more coffee+snacks by doubling as my office.
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by dotdi 8y ago
I second this question. I'm using nvm almost everywhere and have never had issues, nor did I ever experience it as slow.
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by dotdi 8y ago
Pardon me - I've checked and you are right. The look&feel really threw me off here, and I could've sworn it's browser-based.
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by dotdi 8y ago
The best thing for me is that I have quicker access to my own repositories via the left sidebar and quick search.
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by dotdi 8y ago
TablePlus is very nice and it supports NoSQL databases like Cassandra, CockroachDB, and Redis. It's Electron-based, so it is relatively heavyweight, but I like it a lot.
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by dotdi 8y ago
I'm an EU citizen. Honest question here: What can I do to influence this decision?

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