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Google API Improvement Proposals
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Show HN: ConstexprJS: A static site generator without a DSL
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> They don't only remove the supplier. They beat their former suppliers specs. (e.g: M1 chip). They remove the supplier because they beat their specs.
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These are all one time/one a year operations.
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It's a feature: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29476818/how-to-avoid-in...
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Why would I do a hundred thousand insertions in a single transaction in a crud app?
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Show HN: ConstexprJS: A static site generator without a DSL
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Common lisp too
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Quite low considering India has 22% of world's population.
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Most C/C++ projects do compile if you use a 6 month old compiler.
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Build fails with 6 month old rust.
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How does apple m1 implement PnP?
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Switch is a 4 core 2GHz cpu and a gpu. What techniques do they use for realtime emulation of games for this machine? JIT compilation?
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Title should mention it's about linux.
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Rustc is so big and slow because it does a lot. The problem with rust is that it's trying to compete with both c and node, and it has started to tilt more towards node in recent years.
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Is this what a thread in scheduler queue sees? Does this website have a timeout? Edit: Apparantly not > The last entry into the website was Tuesday, February 9 2021 5:55AM Someone is squatting. Either that or it doesn't use local ti
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Million core processors, with each core in micrometer range, and threads occupying cores permanently. Cores will be assigned to processes like tiktaks (memory). Probably similar to the transition from bytes of ram to kbs of ram. Will be int
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Hire minecraft computer builders. They have a lot of experience in that.
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Explicit is better than implicit.
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Is this documented somewhere? Where do I look if I want more information about uops?
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The author claims that using these patterns will result in faster code. Has anyone done the actual benchmarks and tested this claim?
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Battle for child alimony.
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r/noahgettheboat
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Author sent the suggestion to the marketing, marketing forwarded it to engineers and the engineers took that personally. It was sort of like Torvalds C++ response.
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This letter argue that a tall-thin can is better, but most of the cat food cans in market are short and wide. Only the first and third point argue for short-wide cans (while promoting tall-thin cans as well). https://www.google.c
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PayPal is shutting down domestic payments business in India
(techcrunch.com)
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They could ask their users to donate cpu/gpu if this is an issue.
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How does it compare to default linux caching algorithm?
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What are the signs of an SSD that's about to die?
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Don't SSDs have a finite TBW? 50GB of writes everyday (possible on large projects) will consume that in a couple of months.
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