felipellrocha

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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Rust has simd support, so maybe the latter is the issue.
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Oh, god. Way too many...!
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
When will the schedule be determined?
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Call it the Moolenaar Award, maybe?
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
:wq :(
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
A ton. The Antonine plague comes to mind.
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Why is this even an article? People choose other funds all the time.
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Exploring garbage collection in V8 with WebGL(whenderson.dev)
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Sure, but "Tumblr is not easy to use" doesn't really instill confidence. Tumblr used to be very easy to user. Perhaps one of the easiest websites out there in terms of usage. The underlying problem is actually two fold: 1.
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
I think that everyone knows that, but no one knows how to solve that problem.
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Man... I've been up all night, traveling all day, trying to adjust to the new timezone. Boy, I swear I read "sub-millisecond". Lol. Makes sense :) Thanks for the resource!
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
> Sub-Second Latency - Create content and interact with viewers instantly. There is something magical about having a real conversation with your viewers. How is this possible?
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
You are missing the point... The Apple Vision also attempts to solve a problem: Create a computing interface that interacts with the real world. Will it be successful? No one knows. Pretending that they do by either calling it a success or
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Rust
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
> I think americans need to really reflect on how inflated american dev salaries are. This statement makes no sense. We have a much higher cost of living here than in Europe.
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
I don’t think the article is saying we should make everything into a question of race. Only that if Rust doesn’t reply, people will make up their mind, and people usually devolve to the lowest common denominator, which, in this case, is a r
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by felipellrocha 3y ago
Thank you. It feels like nowadays everyone assumes that remote work is a worker's right, when I couldn't think of a worst future for myself.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
I found things that people told me were too difficult for a singular person to tackle and tackled those.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
I’m with you. I stopped participating in online discussions because of this very issue.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
Am employer, but only after covid- during covid i wanted to get back to the office as soon as i was vaccinated. The reason for that is that i missed my coworkers. I missed the spontaneous connections, the conversations, the hang outs. Peopl
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
It sounds to me like the magic is quite simply fading. Tends to happen with fads. In addition, openai is selling the product and the product is being integrated in other products. I could see Google prioritizing getting a major license from
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
I'm with you. I would also say refactoring, and rearchitecting can be fun. It's sprinting, and agile that really gets to me. I've considered moving away from the job.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
> However, which process are you arguing for, in its stead? You don't need to do any other process. You can just talk to people as problems arise and do that "in stead".
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
He probably looked at the codebase and decided it wasn’t worth it. Not saying that is a good decision, or a bad codebase. In fact, nowadays, I’d say the opposite. Lol
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
His red flag for bootcampers is a red flag for his managerial skills
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
If anything, the value of your degree would increase? If things start to accelerate, someone would need to maintain these AIs, and you'd be in position to help them.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
Some people think semantics is a good spend of time... These same people tend to amount to nothing, so I just ignore nowadays.
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
What are you talking about? They put in 2MJs of energy in, and got back 3.5MJs out?
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
If i had nickel for every time i had been in a conversation where someone “proved they were right” even though they were nowhere near there, ok, i wouldn’t have millions but I’d have somewhere in the $50s which is a lot higher than you’d ex
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by felipellrocha 4y ago
Same. The impact rate of myocarditis might be extremely small, but if it's caused by the vaccine, it should be investigated, while at the same time, people should get vaccinated. Luckily, the scientific community understands that. Unlu

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