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by hawk_ 1y ago
What is the use of colo with an arbitrary provider? (Asking as I have only heard of colo in the context of say an exchange or something else specific)
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by hawk_ 1y ago
So when checksums are enabled and the DB process restarts or the host reboots does the DB run the checksum over all the stored data? Sounds like it would take forever for the database to come online. But if it doesn't it may not detect
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by hawk_ 1y ago
'human engineering' here isn't social engineering. I think they're referring to aspects of engineering that LLMs are still incapable of - like design simplification.
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by hawk_ 1y ago
There ought be a fair amount of legacy Java code sitting in enterprises that they would be willing to pay for an Oracle® seal of approval for running parts in the browser. May be they are aiming for graalvm to be the answer eventually. (act
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by hawk_ 1y ago
This is incredible. Kudos to the team behind it. This requires knowing both the browser and JVM quite well. I do wonder though why Oracle doesn't seem interested in building or acquiring some JVM in the browser.
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by hawk_ 1y ago
I thought DPDK would still be faster than io_uring.
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by hawk_ 1y ago
Offtopic but how does Gemini $20 compare to the equivalent ChatGPT?
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by hawk_ 1y ago
Yes but why do it in C++? There is no compiler enforced safe mode and you're by definition implementing an engine to run hostile code in it.
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by hawk_ 1y ago
> The biggest downside of the glasses is that the FOV is actually too big. Seeing the top and bottom edges of the screen means moving your eyeballs to angles that are just a little uncomfortable, Is there a window manager and/or eye
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by hawk_ 1y ago
Spotbugs or checkstyle etc... would catch these. What does AI add here?
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by hawk_ 1y ago
Array indexing can start at 0 or 1.
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by hawk_ 1y ago
Yes I will use cliff notes LLM for my LLM literature class.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
This line of thinking applies to creating widgets on the assembly line but writing code combined with solving the right problems can totally have 10/20 even 50x impact. Automation can be levered up quite well with the right setup.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Finance, Dealmaking and Economics are vastly different fields. Just because one is bad at one of them doesn't mean they can't be good at the others.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Stroustrup said "There's two kinds of PLs, ones that people complain about and ones that nobody uses." Odersky made Scala3 become a language that nobody uses and people complain about!
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by hawk_ 2y ago
While I empathize with the therapeutic effects, wouldn't this create even more powerful echo chambers? May be so many men and women of your generation are single because of already established echo chambers. It's in our nature to
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Where did you move to if you don't mind me asking? The chasm between SV tech comp and various "completely different part of the world" is massive. Were you able to meet your employer in the middle?
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Why is there a need to present a fake "balanced" perspective on every such topic or person. At least on a forum like this it should be ok to call out pseudoscience and straight up quackery. Also just because some information is gl
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by hawk_ 2y ago
I thought Hooli was Google, but may be it was Netflix after all.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
I hear you. But I have wondered if there won't be a need to maintain certain like of software when you can just have it be rewritten for each iteration. Like some kind of schema evolution, yes but throwaway software at each iteration.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
ZGC doesn't remove safepoint requests on threads which is the root cause. "Guarantees" here are with very heavy quotes.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Yes and risk management dictates diversification to mitigate this kind of risk as well.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
> The chasm between a small required effort and zero effort is vast, from the user's perspective. Wow! I think I have intuitively/subconsciously worked this into some products I have developed but never had it articulated this
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by hawk_ 2y ago
> Criminals are stupid. The ones that are caught that is. How many get away with their crimes by keeping a low profile.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
Depends on how it's set up. You take a chunk of profits as well if things go well.
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by hawk_ 2y ago
What other low latency projects in public domain are worth learning from?
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by hawk_ 2y ago
How safe is it given the politics of the place?
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by hawk_ 2y ago
How does one locally enable -ffast-math equivalent?
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by hawk_ 2y ago
VaaS (Vaccine as a Service) suits Gilead as a business model,
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by hawk_ 2y ago
It's perhaps more accurate to say sugars and simple carbs are easy to absorb whereas fats and complex carbs are harder to absorb. A single gram fat is the most calorie dense substance by weight that we can consume I think. It's ju

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