hellozomo

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by hellozomo 3y ago
Well, to go off-topic with you, the idea that Go "ignores decades of language theory" is just an opinion that you hold. A factual statement would be to say that the Go designers omitted a great many features other languages have
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by hellozomo 3y ago
This is an unnecessary ad hominem attack. He wrote this over a decade ago, in the midst of doing his best work creating Go itself. gob was his opinionated way of doing a Go-specific encoding, while also supporting any number of other encodi
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by hellozomo 3y ago
But it's not "fixing" the problem, it's papering over the problem by piling tech debt on top of tech debt. Framing this like it's a good thing is my only objection.
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by hellozomo 3y ago
What exactly do you think requires cycling millions of hosts to take 45 days? That's a couple hundred hosts every five minutes across a large number of datacenters? I wouldn't expect it to be halved by optimization. I'd expec
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by hellozomo 3y ago
"Draining and un-draining hosts is hard." I'd stop right there and fix that, because that's a bullshit reason. Cycling hosts in and out of service is easy unless you're not doing things properly. The Linux kernel
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by hellozomo 3y ago
Not sure where you're getting that from. NVIDIA has supported professional desktop Linux usage since before anyone was doing AI on their GPUs. All of their GPUs worked well. I've been running NVIDIA GPUs on Linux workstations in p
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by hellozomo 3y ago
As a user, Ramp's web interface is absolute trash. I've submitted reimbursement requests only to get an error message and then have them go through later, creating duplicates. CC transactions queue up, requiring a response and the