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by irq-1 4y ago
As opposed to killing customers because their treatments cost too much? (Which happens everyday by denying coverage, unlike the fictional plot device of Tontine as a motive for murder.)
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by irq-1 4y ago
Cool! An example: You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all different. You are in a little maze of twisty passages, all different. You are in a little maze of twisting passages, all different. You are in a maze of twisty little passa
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by irq-1 4y ago
Random thought: maybe you could connect a UI component (or State, or Service call) to a function chain and types used. Then reviewing a document could include links to code changes. It would be difficult to automatically determine which cod
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by irq-1 4y ago
WebRTC is used by phenixrts as the delivery from server to client. The promise of WebRTC was P2P direct connections for video/data transport, and server/client for coordination and fallback. https://phenixrts.com/e
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by irq-1 4y ago
Also check out: https://sebastien.drouyer.com/jquery.flowchart-demo/
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by irq-1 4y ago
Look into your local Credit Unions. They're (mostly) not big enough to make their own software and will have a SaaS.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Put the file in quotes. Angle brackets are for built-in files. #include "duckdb.h"
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by irq-1 4y ago
What am I misunderstanding/miscalculating? The US uses ~4000 billion kilowatt-hours [1] and these $1 Billion reactors produce 8GW. 8GW is 8 million kilowatt-hours. 4,000,000 MKWh / 8 MKWh = 500,000 reactors. To provide 20% of elec
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by irq-1 4y ago
*##p:style(color:black !important; font-weight: normal !important;) Hacker news will show the first line(s) of text gray and the rest black, because the first "paragraph" isn't wrapped in <p>.
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by irq-1 4y ago
> true statements about it that can't be proven? Its missing the qualifier: can't be proven in that system . They can be examined from outside the system, or say, with a different system.
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by irq-1 4y ago
Neat! Few questions: whats the compiled size? Any performance numbers? How is it easier to access functions and types from WASM to Go, and vice versa?
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by irq-1 4y ago
> Go doesn't have an easy way to bulk-copy fields from one struct to another FYI, In Go you can embed one struct in another and the embedded fields are accessible from the top/parent struct. https://go.dev/doc&#
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by irq-1 4y ago
Best Effort Writes[1] are an opportunity here. Non-transactional, write to the local replica (ensure foreign keys, constrains, valid data, etc...) and then try to write to the main write-enabled DB. Caching should work without changes sin
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by irq-1 4y ago
This should have a virtual file system. CF should write it so each user doesn't have to load a JS abstraction and it has better performance.
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by irq-1 4y ago
I was surprised to find Deno was 85mb. Hope you can make workers much smaller.
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by irq-1 4y ago
SVG is the Holophoner.Complicate structures that very few can use, but beautiful output.
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by irq-1 4y ago
If you look for foundations that service projects, like https://sfconservancy.org/projects/current/ it could be easier to connect.
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by irq-1 4y ago
> With IPv6 you already know your address and just give it to the peer you are communicating with. You then tell your firewall to allow connections from the address(:port) that the peer tells you. No STUN, no TURN, no ICE. What about pho
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by irq-1 4y ago
I blame the media more than the experts. Does it matter if <0.1% of doctors took money from the tobacco companies without the media to amplify their influence? There are always frauds and corruption,but it's only when they're p
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by irq-1 4y ago
FYI Bits About Money is by HN user https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=patio11
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by irq-1 5y ago
Cloudflare uses v8 and the client is open: https://github.com/cloudflare/wrangler
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by irq-1 5y ago
Agreed. There is also the lack of a GC in WASM and Denos' use of existing web standard APIs.
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by irq-1 5y ago
That repository was updated: a0abbfc on Jan 4, 2020 And it's not the code. "Docs, issues, and artwork sources for GalliumOS"
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by irq-1 5y ago
Editing large amounts of data. Notepad++ supports (some) regex find and replace, and I use it often to clean large lists or reformat data.
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by irq-1 5y ago
Two big problems are topic selection by following the mainstream media and treating bullshit as views that should be understood. Narratives should ignore the bullshit, and choose topics based on what people want to learn about. There are do
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by irq-1 5y ago
It produces native code. Confusing since GUI and Native usually means controls.
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by irq-1 5y ago
*Edit: I was wrong. Just checked go 1.7 and it made a static binary; no dynamic links. Don't know when that changed. > [3] Link glibc dynamically but everything else static Go does this. Zig links musl [4] by default but gives you t
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by irq-1 5y ago
It's also the drilling industry. There are millions of skill people and a worldwide supply chain already setup. As a bonus, these are the same companies and people who would lose their jobs when drilling for oil and gas is overtaken by
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by irq-1 5y ago
> Do we need to reach magma? Nope. Over the last ~20 years the drilling industry has gotten good at: angle drilling (not slant drilling but turning the drill angle at the bottom) and fracking, or pumping fluid through rock to break it up
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by irq-1 5y ago
If this is new to you, you can also include the username and password in the url: https://user@example.com/page https://user:pass@example.com/page

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