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by jadbox 8y ago
This is why you rebase and test before each feature branch is to be merged to master. The only issue comes up when someone decides to merge while someone else has already rebased and is running their tests... but when they try to merge to m
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by jadbox 8y ago
It would be nice if the initial stack per routine size was configurable. Ultimately, it would be interesting if the Go runtime could profile the typical stack usage for new routines and dynamically adjust the pre-allocated stack size config
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by jadbox 8y ago
What fix/patch could the Go team do here to mitigate the issue from happening? It does seem like it would be nice if you could specifically to the runtime the amount of pre-alloc stack size needed. Would this help?
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by jadbox 8y ago
This is one of the reasons why I believe in rev-share employee co-ops. The power dynamics are greatly equalized: everyone gets to see the profit and everyone knows how much others are getting paid. Sure, there's uncomfortable and chall
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by jadbox 8y ago
Thanks, we spent a lot of time working on the video! We plan to mitigate the toxic behavior through a behavior rating system (similar to Overwatch). At the end of the session, users rate the other person in the discussion upon both positive
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by jadbox 8y ago
Hey folks, I'm the founder of DTC, and I super appreciate your time checking us out. We started from a simple premise: "how do we break up echo chambers online, while allow people to better express their views." Dinnertable.c
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Show HN: Dinnertable.chat – fixing the online echo chamber problem(dinnertable.chat)
4 points by jadbox 8y ago|3 comments
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by jadbox 8y ago
I've been following this community and it's what inspired me over the last year to build Dinnertable.chat, live matchmaking conversation platform that we released just a few weeks ago: https://www.producthunt.com/p
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by jadbox 8y ago
Basically it seems like the premise is that the rich generally like donating because of the publicity it generates for them (trading financial capital to social capital). However, in India there is a fear of being noticed by the 'taxma
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by jadbox 8y ago
Depending on the brand, it's equivalent to a half of cup of coffee. Although green tea contains l-theanine which helps offset the jitters from caffeine. Personally I try to limit caffeine to the most bare minimum as I personally find t
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by jadbox 8y ago
So what happens when in the next decade the best poets, illustrators, and architects are all AI (assuming there's double-blind competitions)? What happens when humans are finally able to take their inner 'Daemon' and puts it
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by jadbox 8y ago
This was wonderfully simple and concise. Thank you.
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by jadbox 8y ago
Is there an update to the nvidia (proprietary drivers) situation with sway/wayland?
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by jadbox 8y ago
As far as from my tests and what I've seen reported online, Go and Rust have a substantial lead (20% ish) over Erlang for high throughput servers. EDIT: I believe this is partially due to Go being a lot more CPU efficient overall than
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by jadbox 8y ago
Very neat project! Not sure what I'd use this for in practice, but it's a nice proof of concept for several things.
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by jadbox 8y ago
My first development laptop was an 1984 IBM model. It's screen was black-n-white only, and it weighed like a bag of bricks. However, I wrote an amazing amount of Borland C++ on the road with that beast. (rest-in-peace)
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by jadbox 8y ago
I have no insight into how Erlang performs this process, but I'd assume Erlang is performing sending messages almost as fast as it's possible, as it's a key part of the platform and has had two decades to perfect it. Most lik
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by jadbox 8y ago
The main problem I've seen with this strategy is 'funding' for the new system gets pulled half-way, and there's no time remaining to refactor the old system. Fast-forward a year later, someone else may try to write a 3rd
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by jadbox 8y ago
Is there a way for me to tell TWA to then tell Chrome to report itself different in the meta data? There are services that I use that do not work properly when the source identifies itself as a mobile browser. Currently with Cordova, you ha
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by jadbox 8y ago
Why do you like Tcl? I worked at a place that used it for their general purpose web servers... and most of their programmers complained that it was like using Fortran for modern web development. That's the only experience I've had
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I wouldn't recommend it for Fedora since dnf repos are as updated as brew (if not faster) and dep version conflicts are handled better than almost any package manager out there imho.
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by jadbox 8y ago
Blender has a denoiser, but this looks def better. I wonder if it can be integrated? Also, does this also work for AMD?
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by jadbox 8y ago
> shift "what to build is hard but how to build is easier" toward application domains/products where exactly the opposite is true. Interesting insight, thanks for sharing. I wonder how this will affect management of teams
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To be honest, I'd really rather see this for Quake 1, which imho had better overall gameplay.
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by jadbox 8y ago
I love using Inkscape, but to be honest, my eyes bleed when I switch from Krita over to it. The UI, while functional, is probably the most dated looking app on my Linux desktop. Of course, if I was REALLY bothered by it, I could just open a
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by jadbox 8y ago
Pgcli and PgModeler are usually by go-to these days. (Sometimes pgadmin4 if I need to see stats)
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Thanks, appreciated!
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Thanks for the feedback, we have a fancy promo video in the works that should help with this.
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by jadbox 8y ago
Hey folks, I'm the founder of DTC and have self-funded (and much engineered) the project over the last year. With the polarization of news and social media, I wanted to create a social impact startup that focused on bringing people tog
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Show HN: Dinnertable.chat – An open live debate platform to find middle ground(dinnertable.chat)
4 points by jadbox 8y ago|3 comments

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