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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> I've never understood the complete lack of empathy A lot of Twitter employees have spent years being about as obnoxious as they possibly can be to anyone with even slightly different views. I've seen a Twitter employee pract
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> This one looks meaningfully different. You might be right but plenty of people say this every time some major event at Twitter takes place. The vast majority of people don't care that much about layoffs at Twitter and certainly ar
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
That most likely won't happen though. In a month most people won't be talking about this and Twitter will be running fine.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> people who have figured out that something is obviously beneficial? If it's so beneficial then those people can prove it by building something exceptional. I worked with Haskell and Scala for almost a decade and libraries were fu
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
Java requires a much more advanced GC and JIT because Java programs tend to allocate a lot more and have extremely bad memory layout when you're not restricting yourself to primitives. Project Valhalla's value types will significa
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> Safari is slow to adopt new web features Good. These features need to be supported by browsers for an extremely long time and Google is trying to force garbage under the guise of "standards." I hope Apple continues to fight a
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
I agree with everything you wrote but would add that it's even more complicated because there are cases, albeit rare in my experience, where full monomorphization produces slower code due to cache misses. I believe std::format in C++
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
If it was up to me I would have gone with full monomorphization because I don't care about binary size or compilation time quite as much as the current Go developers. However, the decrease in performance of the current implementation i
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> given it's poor performance for things like functional programming, makes it surprisingly of little use. In most cases it doesn't have "poor" performance and if you're going for optimal performance you are almo
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
The restriction of not introducing new generic types on methods has nothing to do with why that code doesn't compile. Remove the '>' in the method signature and it works fine.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 4y ago
> Samsung phones does 4 years of updates now. That's terrible.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
Modern Spring Boot is still incredibly bloated and full of questionable design patterns. A simple web application should not consume hundreds of megabytes of RAM by default and startup time on modern hardware should be basically instantaneo
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
That depends entirely on the implementation. Almost every respectable implementation strategy is going to have better performance characteristics than an interface{} though.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
> Every single example Ive seen so far, could be pretty easily replaced with `interface{}` Of course they could just use interface{}... But by doing that they lose both type safety and performance.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
> was designed by people who intended never to write any code in the language That's false. All of the original developers started writing side projects in Go extremely early on and all of them still write tons of Go including on th
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
> Plenty of languages inline map/reduce or iterator type code down to very efficient cache-friendly traversal of memory Very few languages outside of Rust and Haskell actually do this reliably and that's including languages lik
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
I've used all of those and more and spent a decade deep in the purely functional Scala/Haskell camp. Diving into a moderate or large Go code base is always far easier for me even though I've used Go much less than the others
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
Typescript is also far slower both in terms of runtime and compilation time, uses much more memory, and is far more complicated which in turn has led to a ton more compiler bugs. It also inherits a ton of questionable features and API decis
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
> This program may monitor all of your activity on this computer and track your physical location while you use your computer. What incentive would they have to do that? They currently are making ridiculous amounts of money and you think
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
Basically everything of interest on the average user's computer can be obtained without a ring-0 driver. Riot's incentive for the driver is extremely clear and it's not in their financial interest to abuse it.
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
> yet they keep having to ban cheaters every month It's not perfect but the cheaters generally get banned fairly quickly and it's far better than the alternative. I've played tons of games of Valorant at Radiant (the hig
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by fsdjkflsjfsoij 5y ago
The issue then was that anyone that was even half decent would get banned off the majority of servers because most admins can't actually distinguish between someone that is cheating and someone that is actually good. I use my Windows c