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by ehsanu1 10y ago
What did you think of Seveneves, if you've read it?
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Do you happen to have a link to your thesis?
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
You still have to be a bit careful about finding old posts and old docs on the internet about Rust, given that many APIs have only been stable for a short while. In general, unless you know your source is up to date, I'd recommend igno
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Defects can heavily affect the security of your assets though - just preventing buffer overflow is a huge win there. It just isn't a full solution to the problem of security in general, and I don't know that any such thing could e
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
50k requests seems excessive, are you sure about that? :) Of course it depends on the implementation particulars, and profile-guided optimization may help, but needing a couple thousand requests to warm up is not so bad for a web applicatio
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Sorry, but we're the 99.999%.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Yeah, jruby+truffle could be pretty amazing for ruby performance. However, having multiple ruby implementations is great too, and they probably would rather keep working on an independent implementation that they have full control over, and
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Would also be interesting to see some pixel art run through this. It probably won't work that well given that its trained on real downsampled photos though, but who knows.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Someone has got to write Lord of the Keys .
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Congrats Chris, I knew you'd make it!
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Zero-cost abstractions are a thing though. Compiler magic can even fuse together multiple calls like this on the same collection into the equivalent regular loop. So it can in fact be faster rather than slower, in the right context.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Not to defend any unsubstantiated claims, but C60 is not exactly the same as a nanotube. There doesn't seem to be evidence that C60 is toxic/carcinogenic (though not necessarily solid evidence in the other direction either): http
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Eh, that's more for logs specifically. The "syncing story" is something that depends on your technology platform and specific situation. I adopted ES when it had rivers, but never even considered using them for syncing.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Is there a specific term for this? This implies that 'How likely is this particular organism to survive in this particular environment?' is not precisely the same as 'How well will this genome persist over evolutionary time
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Interesting, but hard to draw any conclusions given that there were probably several other things that were different between the two implementations.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
If you can figure that out during an interview, you're solid on the question. That's the gist of it, and knowing that you can use `let` to make it work is good too.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Running what, a bare metal rack app returning an empty response and doing no real work? All requests are not made equal, which is why these RPS judgements are pretty silly unless we define the exact request. There's the TechEmpower ben
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Billy, it's not nice to vaporize planets! Now you go over there right now and apologize to those nice galaxy overlords!
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Clearly the criticism is that it was very muh harder than it had to be, due to the opinionated nature of Ember, even though it's possible. Eg, things you expect to work just not working, because some hidden convention is being violated
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
You are correct, but the statement you're quoting can be easily corrected: replace "elasticity" with "The elastic limit of a material". The elastic limit is also conventionally called the "yield strength".
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
I agree with you that it's not a bad thing - I think it's the main benefit of microservices for most larger organizations, the ability for different teams to control their own destiny and not be blocked on each other. But there&#x
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
I'm using redux with angular2 at work. Flux != React, and angular2 itself (just like React) does not impose any required data flow or other organization even.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Ahh good point. I'm a bit more bullish on it than that though, mostly because I imagine VR merging with AR in the not too distant future, and I believe AR will be as world-changing as smartphones, if not more so.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Hey Chris, long time no see! Yeah I basically agree with you, I just don't see it as a much of problem for Oculus in the long term given how early all this is.
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
I take your point, but that's really not a great comparison. I somehow doubt Segway sold 100k units in a couple of months on their initial release, and definitely not many would have been directly bought by regular consumers. I think w
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Things will change when Oculus Touch comes out. I don't understand why people are already dismissing the Rift as if it's the final revision, especially in such an immature market such as VR. Oculus is still more focused on non-roo
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Aha, so that's what (human) dreaming is for.
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Both those versions should work the same from the compiler's point of view. But from a programmer's point of view, specifically someone migrating a JS system to TS, it's useful to read "oldVarType" instead of "
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http://livereload.com/
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by ehsanu1 10y ago
Audiobooks work for me.

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