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by fwip 2y ago
It sounds like they're just deranking the blog spam posts. In my opinion, Google should derank the whole domain/brand. If you purposely put your name on garbage, we should put your name in the trash.
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by fwip 2y ago
They clearly had pre-existing beef, but also, you don't just break a 20-year-old important plugin without even telling the author. Especially if the guy who wrote it is on the short-list of core contributors with you. It makes sense th
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by fwip 2y ago
Oh, my bad! Thank you for the correction, and for all your work making hyperfine.
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by fwip 2y ago
I've been using it for about four or five years, and never experienced this behavior. Current defaults: "By default, it will perform at least 10 benchmarking runs and measure for at least 3 seconds." If your program takes 1s
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by fwip 2y ago
Sure, but "for life" could reasonably be expected to cover 50 or 60 years, if you buy your first car as a young adult.
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by fwip 2y ago
Not being "good for business" doesn't mean customers don't want them.
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by fwip 2y ago
You can't really call them a "manufacturer" when they haven't manufactured a single car, can you? I think they have exactly one test vehicle that they've made by hand.
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by fwip 2y ago
> Among this group, those leaving between 6:00 a.m. and 6:29 a.m. reported the longest average travel time to work at 32.8 minutes. So, if "30 minutes" was actually how you measured range (and not in miles), the average worker
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by fwip 2y ago
"30 minutes" is pretty misleading, because it's not like the batteries are discharging at a constant rate. It might be thirty minutes on the highway, as new PHEV cars have ranges in the 30-40 miles range. But if you're d
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by fwip 2y ago
Well, the link you cite puts forward 2 hypotheses that could explain localized temperature change in Greenland, and does not mention "maybe this was global temperature change."
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by fwip 2y ago
I don't think so, but no Mac before 2016 can run 13.x: https://everymac.com/systems/by_capability/maximum-macos-sup...
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by fwip 2y ago
At a risk of being pedantic, some amount of money is worth some of the time you could be spending with them. The trick is finding the balance.
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by fwip 2y ago
You can save useful snippets in a file for later use.
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by fwip 2y ago
Looks like this was written in 2004, or thereabouts.
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by fwip 2y ago
In a big Go application, most of the time you're not writing code that runs in the "main" thread. If you're writing a UI, you put the UI code in its own goroutine, and pass messages to it. If you're writing a server
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by fwip 2y ago
Yes, it's not difficult to get out of. You could also get out by saying that you don't trust the police, or any number of things that might affect your ability to be impartial in the case before you.
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by fwip 2y ago
Jurors do not self-select into jury duty, though some try harder than others to get out of it. So the effect is less. Voters are partial to the candidates they vote for; that's why they vote for them.
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by fwip 2y ago
Likely that passes for analysis on Twitter, these days.
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by fwip 2y ago
Community notes are not impartial, they are written and approved by the users who sign up to do so (and actually take the time to do this unpaid labor). Thus, they tend to reflect the biases of the kind of people who most want to (and have
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by fwip 2y ago
"since I reject the notion ..." Well, that's a you problem. The rest of us make decisions based on what we believe, not on what you believe.
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by fwip 2y ago
I'm pro-choice, but I think that it's not an unreasonable stance if you believe that the fetus is an alive human being with intrinsic worth, or a soul. (Souls aren't real, but >75% of Americans believe in them.)
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by fwip 2y ago
I've never really understand this whole "laws are useless because criminals will break them" thing.
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by fwip 2y ago
The argument against abortion is that the fetus is a separate person, and thus is not something you do "to yourself."
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by fwip 2y ago
To see the issue, replace "R&D Corp" with "Mystical Crystal LLC" or "Mr. Henry's Miraculous Snake Oil Elixir Ltd." Fraudsters and scam artists are happy to rip off people trying to avoid death.
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by fwip 2y ago
Seems very unlikely. Manufacturing millions of chips for a country is a totally different scale.
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by fwip 2y ago
That's one way to describe our strategy, yeah. We used submodules technically to basically vendor our dependencies. Our "upstream" was other people in the same org with whom we had a good working relationship, so our patches
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by fwip 2y ago
I haven't used submodules much (just one project for a few years), but the only flow that seemed to work is "never commit changes in the submodule." You can change the code locally on-disk for testing, then submit your change
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by fwip 2y ago
What do you mean by "need less people?" Normally, technology/automation is thought of as reducing the need for labor, but the total amount of labor needed is still proportional to the total number of people.
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by fwip 2y ago
I've been wondering a while, is your username a reference to the comic "stone toss?"
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by fwip 2y ago
It turns out that "hackers" and "rich boy startups" have much less cultural overlap than the latter would have you believe.

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