hot_gril

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1. 151.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   Cash only => good. "Bistro" in the name => bad.
2. 152.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   Great China.
3. 153.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   I know nothing about the Thai or Vietnamese languages, but it seems like all their proper nouns have "Thai" or "Viet" in them.
4. 154.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   This addresses supply (cost) but not demand. There won't be enough demand for known bad food, unless it's a tourist trap.
5. 155.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   There's a waiter standing outside trying to get people to come in, and I don't mean the reservation / front desk person. No way is it worthwhile for a restaurant with actually good food to pay someone to advertise outside.
6. 156.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   This is how I think of it too. In a popular location, the restaurants won't necessarily be the best, but they'll be better on average. Also, compare any big city to its adjacent areas. Like everyone knows LA has better food than S
7. 157.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   I used to try random restaurants that don't look good, then I realized that they usually are in fact not good.
8. 158.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   Give stuff for free, ???, profit. It's kinda worked for them, but not as well as Apple's strategy.
9. 159.▲
   by hot_gril 2y ago

   Yes, but going by that, most messaging services advertised as "E2EE" are already not E2EE by default. You trust them to give you the correct public keys for peer users, unless you verify your peers in-person. Some like iMessage di
10. 160.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Yeah, it makes a lot of sense in the JVM or Golang runtime where you're already paying for indirection. My first guess for why JS didn't do greenthreading is simplicity of implementation. I know that threads are expensive to sched
11. 161.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Thanks for the links, Steve, good to hear from someone on the Rust team. Somehow I automatically assumed Rust's executors sorta acted like a runtime, but now that you mention it, no reason they have to intercept syscalls. Anyway, I&#x2
12. 162.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    I want to see the author using GCP. That's where you get actual compatibility breakages.
13. 163.▲
    Ask HN: event loops vs. greenthreading in modern languages

    7 points by hot_gril 2y ago|5 comments
14. 164.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Did Apple themselves actually call it that? On the debut, I think they only called it the "true depth camera system" https://youtu.be/aEoVcYQ8caM?si=bf2Xxv7VeFPONVyO&t=482 Scanning through, it was pretty silly
15. 165.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Uh nvm, a lot of the ones I was thinking of are natural gas. The hydrogen ones are mostly in China. I've also seen many Toyota Mirais on the road in California, but turns out their sales are poor nowadays.
16. 166.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Maybe if the passenger is literally wearing a suit, that's a suit. Or any shirt color besides white. And you can't get a flush of non-suited passengers.
17. 167.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    This makes it sound a lot more fun.
18. 168.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    I made a more poker-esque game that doesn't require any dice or other materials, cause my friend and I were waiting in line forever somewhere. You play as a buyer haggling with a seller over some shiny vase. Each player establishes a s
19. 169.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    I've done that. But in those cases, GC would also be fine. Might even end before it collects.
20. 170.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    It'd be Golang if anything. Java might have too much overhead to be faster than C++ without negligence, but that's not because of the GC.
21. 171.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    It was also the same founder. But the name does matter, since it's their reputation.
22. 172.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    I'm wondering if Samsung was 90% working on their earbuds and 10% hoping they'd see people switch from iPhone (which turns out didn't happen)
23. 173.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    I legitimately don't remember if iPads have USB-C or Lightning or both at this point, but theoretically either should've worked for wired video
24. 174.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Can also emulate a PC in WASM to run Linux with a huge performance hit. But I'm not even talking about Linux stuff, just basic use cases. Like a website somehow doesn't work with the iPad/iPhone, even if you forcibly request
25. 175.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Takes a year to make whatever their copy of AirPods was
26. 176.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    This one in particular was the perfect storm because it was an EV company during an EV bubble / govt subsidy frenzy, combined with the overall auto market being out of wack at the time, and pandemic-era extremely low rates.
27. 177.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    People also bought them well before bankruptcy. I saw them around, and someone at work was telling me how he's buying one.
28. 178.▲
    by hot_gril 2y ago

    But these are customers, not investors.
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    by hot_gril 2y ago

    Try it in the store. If it's anything like my 12 mini, the wide angle lens creates too much distortion to use for portraits. Occasionally I use it for landscape photos, but I wouldn't miss it much.
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    by hot_gril 2y ago

    It's funny how iPads are marketed as laptop replacements, but everyone with an iPad has a laptop too. Especially the Apple fans who tell you it's a laptop replacement.