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fire_lake
2y ago
Given these limitations, isn’t it easier to create a small dotnet project?
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fire_lake
2y ago
Should’ve been more clear. You can now buy chocolate that is marketed as “dark chocolate” but has similar sugar content to milk chocolate. Manufacturers have adapted to our buying behaviour.
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fire_lake
2y ago
The manufacturers are being dishonest. They will call it dark chocolate when in reality it is high sugar. Sometimes food coloring is used to make it look darker. Dark chocolate is great, but check the label carefully!
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fire_lake
2y ago
Dark chocolate often has very high sugar levels. You might try to self correct but corporations are always on your heels.
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fire_lake
2y ago
More people are getting online every year
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fire_lake
2y ago
Where can this culture be found in 2024?
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2y ago
Hong Kong is dense, tiny, central and resource poor. Isn’t Argentina basically the opposite?
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fire_lake
2y ago
Hoplite is the best damn mobile game ever.
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fire_lake
2y ago
Try F# with the new AoT compilation option and publish single file switch.
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2y ago
> Because they're Go experts, they know the cost of using Go upfront, and they're equipped to make the decision whether or not it's worth it Well maybe not. If I’m an expert in only Java 6, I might not be aware of all sort
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fire_lake
2y ago
Many people lack the mobility to squat at all! Correcting this takes considerable time.
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2y ago
Because Denmark is almost entirely cities and farmland? There’s already a housing crisis…
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2y ago
This is common in the Bazel community.
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2y ago
In this economy? Most can’t afford this in Europe.
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fire_lake
2y ago
Given how personal browsing history can be this is a great use case for local LLMs. I would love for Mozilla to deliver on this.
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fire_lake
2y ago
Madness. And people poke fun at annual phone upgraders. The big fancy car habit is far worse.
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2y ago
On a more serious side - with WFH now very common, perhaps new builds should contain office-like spaces with plugs everywhere, integrated desks, etc. Maybe companies could rent these for team building weekends that mix social and work. Perh
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2y ago
Small price to pay if you have a JVM team already. Most programmers (HN is a bubble) hate learning new languages.
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2y ago
Unfortunately it’s the most important dependencies that tend to be native - Spark, TensorFlow, Torch, etc…
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2y ago
I would prefer Docker images since you they are easier to “cross compile”. However EMR requires the same Docker image for the entire cluster - why not per job!?!?
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2y ago
You can bundle a JRE with a JAR to get a self contained executable. Also don’t forget that many compiled languages depend on a particular libc so you’re not totally in the clear there.
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2y ago
> Hinton, a Turing award winner, gave up $$$ to doom-say full time This is a hint of something but a weak argument. Smart people are wrong all the time.
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fire_lake
2y ago
Did you also consider AWS managed services? Like a direct write to Dynamo?
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2y ago
I think the design could have been simpler with Kafka (which they touched on briefly): - Write counter changes to a Kafka topic with many partitions. The partition key is derived from the counter name. - Use Kafka connect to push all counte
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2y ago
Shazam for train tracks
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2y ago
How is Elon going to juggle this, CEO x2, stimulants, fatherhood, social media, … ?
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2y ago
The Tail Call attribute is a huge improvement. TCO is a requirement for correctness and now we can enforce that at compile time!
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2y ago
Kamala dominated Trump in their debate, but clearly it didn’t matter.
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2y ago
I suppose it depends how much you take Trump at his word. Does he really intend to do the things he says he will or it just fun rhetoric for the base?
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2y ago
This can be solved By Nix - stay on an old version if you need it but the rest of the world can move forward
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