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Keep the Amazon Prime
(keeptheamazonprime.com)
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gfs
4y ago
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gfs
5y ago
Unreal. How is she out on bond? There are so many loose ends here too. I wouldn’t be surprised if others were involved.
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gfs
5y ago
Baseball is a very popular sport in many of these countries, especially Mexico, Japan, and Puerto Rico. I’d posit a guess that they continue to roll it out to other Latin American countries next.
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gfs
5y ago
Why should I use this library over quiche or Quinn?
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gfs
5y ago
This makes me feel a little better knowing that there’s still an issue. I was supposed to get an email from Delta confirming my flight but it never went through. I asked customer service to send it again this morning and still haven’t got a
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gfs
5y ago
It sounds like you need an interview before the bigger interview. If the questions aren’t too in-depth, I’d say have a timed shorter talk with the candidate to weed out any you don’t think would be a good fit. Think of it as a coding exerci
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gfs
6y ago
It resolves just fine for me on 1.1.1.1: nslookup videolan.org Server: 1.1.1.1 Address: 1.1.1.1#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: videolan.org Address: 213.36.253.2
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gfs
6y ago
I wonder why this page doesn't support TLS 1.2?
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gfs
6y ago
Sorry, I meant this one: https://kristoff.it/blog/zig-colorblind-async-await/#express...
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gfs
6y ago
Is there any difference in the `.evented` example and the example that explicitly uses the `async` and `await` keywords?
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gfs
6y ago
There is a lot of work being done on a translator now [0]. However, the goal is to translate C to equivalent Rust and then allow developers to intervene to migrate to safe Rust. [0]: https://c2rust.com EDIT: Oops, read the paren
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gfs
6y ago
Gandi had its own horror story not too long ago too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22001822 I am a fan of NameCheap personally.
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gfs
6y ago
I am already familiar with Go and Rust so I want to make myself more employable.
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Ask HN: How would you learn C++ today?
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6y ago
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gfs
6y ago
I don't know how significant a year is but this was written in 2019.
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gfs
6y ago
It's funny to see a skate park so close to home. I play softball in a men's league across the way from it. This seems like a lazy solution that will be very hard to clean up after the fact though.
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Reliverator: A Mail Server for 2020
(flak.tedunangst.com)
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7y ago
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Rust Service Running on Google Cloud Run
(github.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
I WFH full time and have been for a while. Here are a couple things I do to stay sane: - Make part of your home your office. This may sound obvious but do not work in any other part. Do not take your laptop upstairs to sit on the couch for
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All About Linkers
(eklitzke.org)
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7y ago
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gfs
7y ago
You're right, baseball has a statistic for everything so it's not always going to be caught. I forgot about that McCullers game. His curve was on another level that day!
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7y ago
One of the wildest statistics I have seen from all of the fallout of this scandal is the fact that Clayton Kershaw had thrown 51 breaking balls and got zero missed swings. [0] I can't believe this didn't stand out sooner to analys
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7y ago
I know the author points out that the errgroup example usage is safe because each goroutine writes to their own index but I think in general you should always guard data structures that aren't thread safe. Relying on the layout of a sl
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7y ago
It's not clear to me what this new keyword should do when a function has more than one value to return. Does it always use a zero value? What if a user wants to return something else?
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Show HN: Asynchronous Rust HTTP Router Using Regular Expressions
(github.com)
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7y ago
FYI, this was written in 2015. Can we update the title?
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Modernizing the Internet with HTTP/3 and QUIC
(fastly.com)
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7y ago
In my eyes, Brad is one of the proverbial 10X engineers. I think Google/Go was lucky to land him and keep him around for this long. Best of luck in your next step, Brad!
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7y ago
> "I think that blockchain and crypto could be the saviour for Africa in many ways because it brings the power back to the people," > However, he was upfront about not developing the actual technology himself. Seeing those t
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Safe FFI Between Rust and C++
(github.com)
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