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HATETRIS high score progression(qntm.org)
2 points by henry700 1y ago|0 comments
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by henry700 1y ago
I find it peculiar how, in a language so riddled with simple concurrency architectural issues, the approach is to painstankingly fix every library after fixing the runtime, instead of just using some better language. Why does the community
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by henry700 2y ago
Amazing doing this on a weekend and keeping enough track to write a great article about it within 3 weeks time.
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by henry700 2y ago
Has implications for competitive FPS gaming on modern Linux — one more problem to fix. For example "The Finals" allows Linux players, but imagine having this much input delay and having to revert to classic x11 to play games, lol.
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by henry700 2y ago
A number is also a string. Crazy, right?
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by henry700 2y ago
Keep the bug generators going, we will need the jobs
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by henry700 3y ago
Cloudflare doesn't cost money, you pay the price with your soul.
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by henry700 3y ago
You can personalize the CSS of any website with extensions. The correct comparison here would be talking about disabling the capability to do this.
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by henry700 3y ago
I can't hear you over the literal backbone of the internet running in Rust inside Cloudflare right now
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by henry700 4y ago
Cool initiative. Just watch out for bullshit. Redis reply from some months ago to those benchmarks: https://redis.com/blog/redis-architecture-13-years-later/ (Originally posted 3 months ago on https://
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by henry700 4y ago
It's decent if you've been in the loop enough to use it. It's not built-in. It's a good practice, for sure, but it not being built-in at the language level makes it insanely easy for a newcomer to just... Not use virtual
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by henry700 4y ago
Well this text at least accomplishes a purpose... The purpose of showing us that not every philosopher is particularly smart
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by henry700 4y ago
Cool, but terrifyingly bad FPS
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by henry700 4y ago
Broken. Actual: https://github.com/getlago/lago/wiki/Red-Flags-to-look-out-f...
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Chaos Engineering Saved Netflix(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by henry700 4y ago|0 comments
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by henry700 4y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32226868
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DALL-E Diversity Filter completely breaks certain prompts(unz.com)
2 points by henry700 4y ago|3 comments
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Back to the Roots – Main Strategies Used in Routing(engineeringenotes.com)
1 points by henry700 4y ago|1 comments
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by henry700 4y ago
Sometimes it's useful to review the basics, had a good read. It's geared towards actual network routers, but kinda applies to software routing infrastructure as well depending on the protocol
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by henry700 4y ago
What's the problem with installing Docker so you can run containers of diferent distros, languages & flavors using the same one big server though?
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by henry700 4y ago
This is bait.
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by henry700 4y ago
Old habits die hard I guess. Some languages just need to buy a coffin already
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by henry700 4y ago
Yeah, this. If they just had a custom counter for "ILS datacenter fetch" retries after receiving a 404 from the local cache and that spiked to, say, 50% of the "every scan counter" value, something would already be serio
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by henry700 5y ago
Exactly this for the exact same reasons, only more specific to the Eloquent ORM instead. God forbid you need to do nested-nested-nested relationships or something relatively complex. Laravel works VERY well for the simple cases, but all the
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DRY and Code Readability need not be mutually exclusive(enterprisecraftsmanship.com)
1 points by henry700 5y ago|0 comments
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by henry700 5y ago
Didn't want to aim at you with the reply, just remembered the collective delusion of 100% coverage unit testing zealots and how this would ironically fail to catch this. You'd be surprised how far people go to shoot themselves in
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by henry700 5y ago
Not if you follow the One True Way of Unit Testing (tm) where the Mongoid lib would have been mocked away, and the test would pass :) Integration tests might've done the job here.
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by henry700 5y ago
Automating API requests is what APIs were made for in the first place
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by henry700 5y ago
Soon. Still, .NET Core is already faster even without AOT on most cases: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/...