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by esprehn 3y ago
I'd assume he does a fair bit of reading. The characters know a lot of things you'd only pick up with constant study. Most of them graduated from them academy ages ago.
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by esprehn 3y ago
San Francisco keeps the inefficient toilet spending crown with the $1.7m toilet: https://slate.com/business/2022/10/san-francisco-toilet-mill...
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by esprehn 3y ago
I agree the semantics seem weird, I've occasionally wanted the equivalent of x = clear(x) but I can't think of a time when I've wanted to set all the values to the zero value. The bug doesn't seem to discuss use cases fo
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by esprehn 3y ago
clear couldn't allocate a new array unless it was s = clear(s) like append. Maybe that would have been better semantics though.
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by esprehn 3y ago
To match the semantics of dst = copy(src). Multiple languages model operations like this in assignment order.
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by esprehn 3y ago
Go slices are passed by value so there's no way for clear() to resize the underlying array without reassignment. I suppose it could have been x = clear(x) or clear(&x), but certainly if you understand Go semantics then seeing any f
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by esprehn 3y ago
The tether is not connected directly, it's connected to a TMS that then has a smaller cable connected to the submersible. Ex. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Schematic-image-of-a-wor... https://f-e-
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by esprehn 3y ago
Google doesn't use the promo committee process anymore for most levels, the whole perf process was overhauled in the past year. https://buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/programs/grad
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by esprehn 3y ago
We're pretty decent self healing machines that can reproduce and have millions of years of robustness to various environmental surprises built in. Until we get all the way to nanobots I suspect the AI overlords will keep us around as w
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by esprehn 3y ago
This is extremely early per the disclaimer at the top, like too early to even run most toy programs. In general I'm kind of skeptical of the approach these rewrite in rust/go projects are going. Maybe as wasm plugins for hot paths
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by esprehn 3y ago
How are you defining miniscule market share? Per statcounter macOS is 19% globally now and 34% in the US. It's much higher than in the past.
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by esprehn 3y ago
That's how the new "react server components" work too. It's more sophisticated than this but the network concept is the same. Blazor was the pioneer here.
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by esprehn 3y ago
You might appreciate Superman Red Son which explores what could have happened if Kal-El landed on a Ukrainian farm instead of Kansas. It's obviously got bias but it's fun to think about what happens if all the hero "stuff&quo
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by esprehn 3y ago
What part makes you think of Recoil? CoreData (and now SwiftData over it) are more like ActiveRecord in my experience.
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by esprehn 3y ago
That is/was tech culture, but also the cost of catering an event like this is not that high. Maybe a couple thousand dollars to boost morale? It probably cost the same as a couple of MacBooks or office chairs and those are consolidated
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by esprehn 3y ago
Later Facebook stopped using Cassandra though, and continues to use MySQL.
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by esprehn 3y ago
The original iPhone was also 599, much cheaper than the laptop it was "replacing". The Vision Pro is priced so high it's not in the same category of luxury items.
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by esprehn 3y ago
Piping to cat won't work for an interactive tool though.
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by esprehn 3y ago
Are you sure that code is related to this? That looks specific to the new tab page while the linked bug on HN shows a random website.
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by esprehn 3y ago
This is really just a DSL to make dom: https://github.com/vanjs-org/van/blob/3f98060971a8ff141179ef... And a very simple system that replaces the dom from scratch each time any data changes: https:/&#x2
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by esprehn 3y ago
> Also all were flabbergasted at seeing an "empowered woman character" from "literally like 50 years ago". Came as a little bit of a shock for them. :o) The interesting thing there is that the story and dialog was wri
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by esprehn 3y ago
HTTP/1 is surprising, what browser is that coming from?
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by esprehn 3y ago
I think the focus here was for firecracker VMs used by lambda? If you're paying 2ms on every invocation of every function that'll add up. OTOH it seems like SnapStart is a more general fix.
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by esprehn 3y ago
Trailers don't let you change the status code though.
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by esprehn 3y ago
This isn't a Pixelbook, which was a particular line of first party devices. It's just a Chromebook (or a Windows laptop). I don't see the word Pixelbook anywhere on the page either so I'm not sure why that's in the
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by esprehn 3y ago
TFA says 615k. On a personal level of course I wish it was millions...
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by esprehn 3y ago
Typo in the HN headline, lost a zero.
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by esprehn 3y ago
This article is paywalled, but lots of coverage around the web on different sites: https://www.google.com/search?q=bob+lee+lifestyle
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by esprehn 3y ago
Apparently the save data was really only 75MB. I'm not sure what could use 5GB in save data... dynamically generated FMV?
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by esprehn 3y ago
YouTube has caching like that too, see: https://peering.google.com/#/ And https://peering.google.com/#/learn-more/faq And specifically the section on: "What content can Google serve from

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