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by jez 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extingu... The “third e” is extinguish.
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by jez 6y ago
Another little known diff power tool: vim -d old.txt new.txt This will open two files in diff mode. You can then use a whole host of fancy keybindings to edit the two files in a diff-aware way ("apply this hunk to that file&qu
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by jez 6y ago
This post got me thinking that it'd be interesting if instead of being given an explicit list of files to watch for changes to, the list of files were inferred with an LD_PRELOAD that listened for `open` / `stat` / etc. syste
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by jez 6y ago
This seems to fill a similar role as watchman[1] (specifically with watchman-make[2]) I've heard good things about watchman because it will make a best effort to let filesystem changes "settle" before running the command spec
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Phil Wadler: Featherweight Go [video](youtube.com)
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Linkers and Ruby C Extensions(blog.jez.io)
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Too Much Money Can Be Bad for Banks(bloomberg.com)
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by jez 6y ago
Phoronix has actually benchmarked compiling the Linux 5.4 kernel on all three of the 3990X, 3970X, and 3960x[1]: - 22.48s, 3990X - 23.64s, 3970X - 27.54s, 3960X But keep in mind that the 3970X is USD $2,000, while the 3990X is USD $3,990...
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by jez 6y ago
Ah wow, I didn't realize that Starlink is a service specifically planning to address latency! Thanks.
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by jez 6y ago
I can't imagine wanting to use satellite internet as my daily driver. A quick search says that the physical limit for latency is around 500ms? That's unplayable for most video games, and would make things like SSH'ing to a se
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Record/Replay Testing in Sorbet(blog.nelhage.com)
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by jez 6y ago
Do you have app / tool / resource recommendations?
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by jez 6y ago
Honestly for me it was just the act of being able to see my picture and my screen moving inside OBS, not even the fact that it was recording. I tried streaming myself live coding on Twitch a couple times and it was a blast. I felt like I wa
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by jez 7y ago
I haven't gotten the chance to try it out yet, but an alternative in this space is Komposition, which bills itself as "a video editor built for screencasters". I gather that mostly means that if you take certain liberties whe
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Remembering the LAN(crawshaw.io)
192 points by jez 7y ago|74 comments
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by jez 7y ago
as a link: https://reddit.com/r/sml
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The Past and Future of hub(mislav.net)
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Vexing Exceptions(ericlippert.com)
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by jez 7y ago
Same here. I pretty regularly use my 16” to play games and compile C++; I’ve never noticed the fans operating higher than normal. The author mentioned external monitors: I have it plugged into an LG27850-W (27” @ 4k UHD) and it’s never been
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by jez 7y ago
Can you elaborate on why data flow analysis is slow, necessarily? For example, does it need whole-program information, or does it do some sort of fixed point, or is the algorithmic complexity super-linear, or something else?
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Kids can't use computers and this is why it should worry you(coding2learn.org)
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by jez 7y ago
Phoronix usually has pretty comprehensive benchmarks for compilation-heavy tasks: Threadripper 3960x & 3970x from Nov 2019: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=amd-linu... ^ <2min to compile LLVM
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by jez 7y ago
Worth noting that this is the whole purpose of the Soft Hyphen character: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_hyphen the browser won’t display any glyph unless it breaks the word at that point. Alternatively, you don’
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by jez 7y ago
Yep. It didn’t make the slide deck but about 75% of the commits are from the core Sorbet team, which is all at Stripe. But I think it’s important to emphasize both sides: Sorbet is not just some tool that only people at Stripe use and contr
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by jez 7y ago
It's actually the opposite: most contributors to Sorbet are outside of Stripe: https://sorbet.run/talks/RubyConf2019/#/22 (I work on the Sorbet team)
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by jez 7y ago
Oh cool! I happened to build something similar a while back, because I was frustrated with the way that the Unix `cal` program laid out all the months in a 3 x 4 grid instead of in a continuous format: https://github.com/jez
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Event Sourcing(arkwright.github.io)
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Announcing Sorbet 0.5(sorbet.org)
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Improving CLIs with isatty(blog.jez.io)
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by jez 7y ago
This is a great reply and I think it echoes what I've seen written elsewhere. For example, this one by Herb Sutter: https://herbsutter.com/2013/06/05/gotw-91-solution-smart-poi...

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