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by fnord123 2y ago
>but what's the value of uv over pdm beyond performance uv is not written in python so it doesn't suffer from the bootstrap problem of having a python version installed to begin using it. Users (new and even experienced) get co
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by fnord123 2y ago
Pythons hash method returns int. I guess changing it to return bytes will be something for Python 4.
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by fnord123 2y ago
More importantly you can tell investors you have even more accounts than you do and your churn rate is very low.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> how function pointers at the end of a method call can be auto-inserted as the next curly bracket This is one feature I wouldn't mind making it into other languages. It makes so much sense for doing UI stuff.
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by fnord123 2y ago
For people as puzzled as me by the Nebraska reference, I think it's referring to this well known XKCD post: https://xkcd.com/2347/
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by fnord123 2y ago
> And which Lamborghini specifically? It's faster than a Lamboghini Spire.
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by fnord123 2y ago
That breaks down as soon as you leave Asia. In Europe, most people attribute it to whether the country prefers subs v dubs. SK and Taiwan use subtitles for foreign media so they hear English language. In Japan, it's more common to dub.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> First of all, we are fortunate that the I/O safety problem can be addressed now, which safe Rust aims to ensure this in the future. Rust provides the Drop trait to define custom behavior when a value is cleaned up. Thus, we can do
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by fnord123 2y ago
> Steve Ballmer: developers developers developers developers developers - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhh_GeBPOhs If you haven't seen the remix, here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gI_H
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by fnord123 2y ago
A rare miss by Mr. Luu. > Ballmer wins... 2010: Microsoft creates Azure The Azure project was run by Nadella before he became CEO. And it succeeded despite Ballmer. Azure was seen as the Microsoft cloud, where people ran Windows Servers.
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by fnord123 2y ago
Hadoop >=3.3 supports Java11.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> I’m thinking of a number between 1 and 100. I guess this is part of the clarifications one normally asks when in an interview setting, but he has specified numbers and not integers. One could choose (pi*2)/2 and you will owe a lot
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by fnord123 2y ago
> Refactoring the logs in existing code bases today is a manual slog. slog is shorthand for structured logs[1][2][3][4]. So refactoring the logs [without a tool] is manually converting them to a slog. You have a great pun on your hands.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> Refactoring the logs in existing code bases today is a manual slog. Nice.
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by fnord123 2y ago
It's a good question but I have no plans to write a script that walks mercurial history and plots the relative percentages of the code based on language. If you find the time and urge I'd be interested to know the results.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> what exactly is wrong with this approach? Before Go had iterators, you either had callbacks or channels to decompose work. If you have a lot of files on a local ssd, and you're doing nothing interesting with the tree entries, it&#
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by fnord123 2y ago
Of the 32,373,275 lines in Firefox that tokei reports, 3,439,065 is Rust. 5,740,010 is in C (C + C Headers). And 5,643,721 is C++ (C++ + C++ Headers). 7,343,459 is JS. Using the "Code" column to ignore comments and blanks. This is
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by fnord123 2y ago
Why does the page have so much scrolling jank for a static landing page?
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by fnord123 2y ago
They don't sell gen 1 RPIs anymore so you can't track the price inflation for that product.
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by fnord123 2y ago
> ebook: 1817.93 eur Wtaf.
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by fnord123 2y ago
Mods should update the link to your first url.
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by fnord123 2y ago
Until the UI changes and a button moves or is renamed.
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by fnord123 2y ago
I've never seen so many screenshots for a git tutorial. Are windows users ok?
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by fnord123 2y ago
If the CDN returns a 404 or the origin server, then your satellite phone is still waiting.
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by fnord123 2y ago
404s don't get cached. At least I don't configure anything to cache them.
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by fnord123 2y ago
Now let's see the savings from not talking to ad servers and running the Javascript from those trackers.
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by fnord123 2y ago
Indeed. The day that advertising is integrated into LLMs so they only promote sponsored lemonade we'll have to make the LLMs take the lemons back! Get mad! We don't want their damn lemons!
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by fnord123 2y ago
The plot showing cost/performance has it increasing; so it's more expensive per unit of performance as time progresses. Surely that's backwards.
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by fnord123 2y ago
You can sell GPL software. But the purchasers can then turn around and distribute it: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#DoesTheGPLAllowMon...
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by fnord123 2y ago
Previous common advice was 8 hours sleep. The graphs show that 5-6 is about as risky as 7 hours and 4 hours is as risky as 9 hours. Given this info it seems that 4-6 hours is not the a huge risk factor.

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