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feverzsj
2y ago
I know swift has poor performance, but not expect they did it purposely.
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feverzsj
2y ago
The whole site feels AI generated.
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feverzsj
2y ago
No. They still need to do tons of leetcode to get a chance to be interviewed.
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feverzsj
2y ago
Tesla supercharger is fully compatible with BYD ev. Coincidence? I think not.
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feverzsj
3y ago
On the contrary, I prefer putting everything in header file, and put related headers in same source file just for compile. It's basically unit build but without its drawbacks.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Isn't that a common sense?
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feverzsj
3y ago
I thought tiktok caused that.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Maybe they thought hr won't recognize them and they can go back to work like nothing happened.
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feverzsj
3y ago
They should've protested outside, not disturbing others.
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feverzsj
3y ago
What about carbon-neutral fuel? It sounds like the most practical solution.
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3y ago
They look soulless.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Using only c api outside and whatever language you want inside modules is the most scalable way.
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feverzsj
3y ago
In most SQL implementation, modification of row is table level locking anyway, so you can put tables in different sqlite db files and achieve same "concurrent" writes.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Lots of arch users sensed the unusual slowness of ssh, but less would have gone that far because of naive trust of the community.
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feverzsj
3y ago
The upscaled image feels sharper but loses some detail.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Why would they do that? For China's investment?
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feverzsj
3y ago
It's profitable for investors, as they'll take later investors' money, unless you are the last of them. No one cares its real value.
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feverzsj
3y ago
They are also significantly more explosive.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Didn't Jia Tan add a single '.' in cmake script to disable the landlock?
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feverzsj
3y ago
Considering how kind(naive) our open source projects maintainers are, backdoors are probably already everywhere.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Yes, they claimed PS3 can simulate earth.
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feverzsj
3y ago
What this has to do with AI?
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feverzsj
3y ago
Not sure if it's satire or stereotype.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Why not pick a popular third-party app and buy it or employ its developer, which should be much cheaper than employing hundreds of subpar developers.
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feverzsj
3y ago
SPQR, as the name suggests, is just a query router.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Rust async/await is as bad as C++ coroutines. They lack one of the most important language counterparts: async drop/destructor.
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feverzsj
3y ago
> dynamic pages on the SQLite website typically do about 200 SQL statements each. [0]: https://www.sqlite.org/np1queryprob.html
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feverzsj
3y ago
If your app doesn't server more requests than sqlite.org daily, you shouldn't pay more than it. > sqlite.org answers more than 500,000 HTTP requests per day (about 5 or 6 per second) delivering about 200GB of content per day (a
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feverzsj
3y ago
That doesn't feel good for my old knees.
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feverzsj
3y ago
Well, that's the sort of mistake even noob won't make.
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