fnord123

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   by fnord123 5y ago

   Does it replace or compete with the winapi crate?
2. 422.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   Are you sure you're not hitting heisenbugs every 2-3 months?
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   by fnord123 5y ago

   The jvm takes 50 ms to start. That's 620ms unaccounted for in Hello World.
4. 424.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   > Compile that same app with graalvm native and you'll get near instant hello world Could you show me how?
5. 425.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   You're both wrong. If it was dynamicism then why are JS, Python, and Ruby so popular? If it's about being functional then why has Scala got more users? Languages are driven by the platform. There is no Clojure platform that people
6. 426.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   As you might infer from the domain (ADA core), this is about SPARK the a formally defined computer programming language based on the Ada programming language, intended for the development of high integrity software used in systems where pr
7. 427.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   To give comparative numbers, in my experience Cython yields 900% speedup.
8. 428.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   Its so easy to take things for granted when they just work with many nines of availability and integrity.
9. 429.▲
   by fnord123 5y ago

   Default bitpools on mac are very low for audio ime. To fix it, you can run the following: https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/5rfdj6/pro_tip_signi...
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    by fnord123 5y ago

    > That’s why they’ve excelled in font rendering, colour accuracy, sound fidelity, and input-lag. That'll be why mac laptops connect to bluetooth speakers using the worst default settings for sound fidelity so it sounds like a dying
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    by fnord123 5y ago

    I don't think you want to popularize bubble [...] economics. Foundational economics, structured economics, etc where there is a strong base 'at the bottom'.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Sure in Java you never have this question of structural vs nominal typing. It's all nominal.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    FWIW, the python protobuf library defaults to using the C++ implementation with bindings. So even if this is a blog post about implementing protobuf in C, it can also help implementations in other languages. But yes, once you want real high
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    That's not what that means. It means a sign saying "no blue cars" is the exception proving the rule that non-blue cars are allowed.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    >When it becomes evil is when it intentionally tries to deceive us, capture and processe insane amounts of information about us, and influence the display of information for its own ends. If I did that to my wife, it wouldn't be OK.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Legos refers to the lego bricks like waters can refer to multiple glasses of water even though water is a mass noun and usually doesn't exist in plural. Same with peoples meaning multiple groups of people.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/turkey-warns-tourists-cri... https://ekurd.net/kurdish-tourists-beaten-turkey-2019-07-20
18. 438.▲
    by fnord123 6y ago

    Nfs locking broken.. excel? Sqlite ui on Windows? Are you sure you're not confusing SMB with nfs? I've had SMB cache files that ducks everything up. Not nfs.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Large directory sizes suck on NFS and parallel file systems like Panasas, Lustre, GPFS, and the like. Python and Rust's Cargo also suck on networked file systems and would be greatly improved by pushing things into a sqlite file.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    This is an interesting idea. Got any further reading on the topic? I'm guessing you didn't explain "after you remove facts and knowledge about the world" very well because removing facts would indeed leave you with belie
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Anyone who knows who Yoshua Bengio to the point that they would be confused would know that he does not work for Google and hence it would not be possible for him to resign from Google AI.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Yes, this is not a surprise. The fun fact part is that Spark began as merely a way to validate the hypothesis of Mesos and look how the hypothesis validation project has taken off. Neat!
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Fun fact: According to the initial Mesos paper: Spark was a demo project to show off Mesos. https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~alig/papers/mesos.pdf > To validate our hypothesis that specialized frameworks provi
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    I don't even recall a time when Quora wasn't basically Yahoo Answers.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Skype -> Whatsapp, Zoom
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    Seeing as Bazel comes out Of Google, there's not a great deal of irony there.
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    I saw that OP missed Calendar.app and I was convinced he was a liar. I regret that this is so aggressively ad hominem but Calendar has such obvious bugs I do not believe anyone - even the Calendar dev team - uses it. It has two jobs: store
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    boost::python targets Python2 only. At least it used to and the docs don't mention anything about fixing this. https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_72_0/libs/python/doc/html/t... https:&
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    ok i knew what white-label was. I must be too tired and have to stop commenting. :|
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    by fnord123 6y ago

    > so many of them are white-label goods these days, each sold by many fly-by-night brands I don't know the Polish market, but I'm not sure what you mean by all these fly-by-night brands. For white goods, you have Samsung, Bosch