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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Also posted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31252441 No discussion as of yet, but I favorited it because I plan to try it out in the near future. Thank you binwiderhier for doing all this hard work, your dri
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Is your development progress taking place in the open? (e.g. GitHub or somewhere similar) It sounds like a cool project and I'd love to see it! And even have the option to open a PR and help ;)
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Also Oracle OCI has OKE, which is Oracle Kubernetes Engine. It works nicely and the quality of service has been very good in my experience over the past four years. Disclaimer: I currently work at Oracle.
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
If there was a way to subscribe to email notifications whenever you post, I totally would! In case it's helpful as a reference, the righto.com guy has a nice setup.
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Is there an RSS feed for your articles?
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Show HN: go-find: Golang library and CLI implementation of GNU find(github.com)
12 points by jaytaylor 4y ago|0 comments
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Which filesystems support this degree of integrity checking? Presumably ZFS, but what about EXT4/3, ReiserFS, BTRFS, ZFS, NTFS, and FAT32? It would be wonderful if they all have the feature, but I thought only ZFS was really that para
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How to pull images from satellites in orbit(youtube.com)
5 points by jaytaylor 4y ago|1 comments
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Hacking Scada [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jaytaylor 4y ago|0 comments
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
If anyone else is wondering what is a "DRC problem": Design Rule Checking (DRC) is a process used to identify errors and mismatches such as spacing & trace widths in a PCB design/layout.
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Mental disorders are linked to cognitive dysfunction across multiple domains(psypost.org)
2 points by jaytaylor 4y ago|0 comments
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I can tolerate anything except the outgroup(slatestarcodex.com)
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by jaytaylor 4y ago
Maybe it's a stupid question, but did the additional shielding completely resolve the discrepancy?
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
I upvoted this earlier today, and just now came back to reading through the thread. Now I wish I could remove the vote, what a mess. Some things only happen on HN. This is one of them.
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
Notes: My first encounter with this paper came from this thread: "programmers spend most of their time trying to figure out and understand the system" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30860135 There are numero
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Naur on Programming as Theory Building (1985) [pdf](pages.cs.wisc.edu)
6 points by jaytaylor 5y ago|3 comments
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
I'd never heard until Life speed until today. I wonder if it's one or a few major players using it?
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30834885 (227 points, 214 comments)
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
The author's website is refreshing in the current age of blogspam SEO optimization. Worth a glance and they sound friendly! Even though there is the suspiciously consistent scatalogical theme.. https://j3s.sh/
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
What are the weight savings? Am I even reading correctly that reduced weight is the main motivation for the change in materials? I've always been under the impression the heavy parts of electric motors were the copper windings, magnet
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
This looks cool! Predictably it's a C-only API. I'm curious what using this facility would look like from within Golang or Java. I'll admit I'm not savvy enough to say whether it would really even make sense to try. I&
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
You are technically 100% correct, however the bultin object system in Javascript is so bad that a reasonable argument can be made that it's not particularly accessible or ergonomic to many of the folks who actually write it for a livin
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
And yet, FP remains less popular overall than OOP (personally, I love love FP :). Many of the people targeting the most popular FP language of all time aren't writing the Javascripts because it's their first choice. Just look at
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
Agreed, this is a slightly better way to think about it, yet still seems out of place for Go. Where else does Golang diverge from what an operator means in C?
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
type Ordered interface { Integer|Float|~string } I kind of despise the keyword / syntax design choice of the tilde (~) signifying "anything where the underlying type is e.g. a string". Usually a ~ signif
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
This looks cool. In the past, I've had good success with using GoOse. There are implementations in Scala as well as Golang. https://github.com/advancedlogic/GoOse
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
I was like "wtf is vmaf?!" Turns out it's $NFLXs OSS automated encoding quality assessment tool. Pretty cool! https://github.com/Netflix/vmaf p.s. zanny, nice casual stealth drop you did there ;)
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Anonymous has declared cyber war against Russia. Here are the results(cnbc.com)
2 points by jaytaylor 5y ago|0 comments
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
Dupe from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30663739
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by jaytaylor 5y ago
It sounds similar to the premise of Altered Carbon. Great book and so-so Netflix show.

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