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by h1fra 2y ago
I always assumed that it was memory reaching capacity or routine cleanup more than a reboot. This often happened to me after intensive use
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by h1fra 2y ago
If someone can build an app (or an AI) that knows when to use the hundreds of different CSS keywords to optimize painting that would be great!
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by h1fra 2y ago
I wonder if recent propaganda around war is part of this block?
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by h1fra 2y ago
This is the case in some stations in Paris. To retrofit ancient trains with station announcements, they have installed Bluetooth broadcasters on each station so the train can detect when it enters/leaves and announce the next station f
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by h1fra 2y ago
Oh they so going to get bought by Google
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by h1fra 2y ago
Most of the points here are "don't do it, but if you do it's not a problem". It should be renamed with "Be careful about this"
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by h1fra 2y ago
Yes. Unfortunately, it comes with a side effect, you will see leadership use this to kill projects they don't like by not never mentioning them until people think it's a failure.
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by h1fra 2y ago
my implicit point was that most people don't want monorepo; when they talk about monorepo they talk about consolidating a project together, that can span many different repos and technology. I'm not convinced that making completel
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by h1fra 2y ago
I think the big issue around monorepo is when a company puts completely different projects together inside a single repo. In this article almost everything makes sense to me (because that's what I have been doing most of my career) but
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by h1fra 2y ago
Genuine question, with vscode going all-in in this direction, what's left for forks like this?
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by h1fra 2y ago
Love this, but as an engineer, I would hate to get a bug report in that prod environment, 100% don't work on my machine and 0% reproducibility
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by h1fra 2y ago
Well I thought it was one in the front and one close to the ribs
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by h1fra 2y ago
$1 is not very ambitious when people have sometimes thousand of dollars worth of games :D
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by h1fra 2y ago
I can't even imagine the price of the cable that will go from Australia to the east coast, that must be astronomical
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by h1fra 2y ago
I love postgres but it has some limitations: - Want a KVstore? Do you know autovacuum? Do you know the connections pool limit? Do you want throughput or safety? - Want a queue? is it sequential? Is it throttled? Is it fanout? Is it split by
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by h1fra 2y ago
Maybe they can take this opportunity to close the feature gap with other ORM: no support for partial index, no support for partition, bad support of JSON column, no support "for update", no support for "now()", poor quer
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by h1fra 2y ago
I don't hate query planning, some people are better than me at writing algo and the database knows my data better than me. However, what I hate is the lack of transparency (and I feel like this article tries to pin-point just this). Wh
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by h1fra 2y ago
Yeah no, McDonalds in Europe don't have this problem at all. Maybe we take better care of our machines, but I can assure you the turn over is huge too.
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by h1fra 2y ago
Much easier in the browser that has V8 isolate, however even with webworkers you still want to control CPU/network hijacking which is not ideal. If it's only the user's own code it's fine but if they can run code from ot
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by h1fra 2y ago
Not a successful founder but successful at creating traffic. Technical blog posts worked super well for me, in terms of SEO and spotlight (> 100K visitors in just 2 months). HN frontpage does help a lot, finding the right subreddit too,
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by h1fra 2y ago
Keeping a server alive for more than 25days is a feat in this serverless world
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by h1fra 2y ago
I don't think I have ever met a single person riding a bike that was "out of shape", maybe it's purely anecdotical but I feel like if you ride a bike regularly you are already in a "good shape" and e-bike will
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by h1fra 2y ago
Rosetta Stone is an item in Animal Crossing, it's very similar to the original I wonder if they used the model as starting point. https://animalcrossing.fandom.com/wiki/Informative_statue?fi...
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by h1fra 2y ago
I agree but we also don't know what gravity is, and yet we can compute it with some degree of error. There might be a world we can just approximate enough of this cell, that the details matter less.
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by h1fra 2y ago
Once you understand all the gray points are debris it makes more sense (header > layer icon)
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by h1fra 2y ago
Not going to defend Microsoft but they provided a massive codebase for free and yeah they have built a product on top, that is mostly free. If you fork you just don't have access to MS servers. Not fair enough? Also Monaco is the best
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by h1fra 2y ago
Amazing, it's been a long time since I have been that much excited by a software release!
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by h1fra 2y ago
Hiding your posts from abusers is a legitimate use case because most people (emphasis on most) won't bother to go on private browsing every day just to be annoying.
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by h1fra 2y ago
I have one biff against otel, it's not possible to stream a trace. You have to build a big object in memory that is not suitable for a long-running process. And because of that it's not possible to start it somewhere and finish it
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Build your own metro line plan(bulb.slama.io)
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