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by jiehong 2y ago
You know Kintsugi, this Chinese and Japanese ceramic repair art by making the repair shine? Maybe we could try to do that with standard glass glasses.
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by jiehong 2y ago
I only see: > Predictions for the future of software engineering: I guess tweets have gotten short, eh?
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by jiehong 2y ago
Thank you! I am blown away!
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by jiehong 2y ago
Nice! Although, an alternative is something like Tailscale.
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by jiehong 2y ago
At the end, there is this section: > Providing a mechanism in the language to assert that all types in a certain context are implicitly null-restricted, without requiring the programmer to use explicit ! symbols. Could be nice, even if j
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by jiehong 2y ago
Germany’s overall cyber security is famous for being ‘limited’ both in the secret services and for the general public. There is a positive side to it: in many places you struggle to even get a mobile coverage, and not being connected is a g
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by jiehong 2y ago
or, with fewer moving parts: mains -> battery -> inverter -> top secret loads
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by jiehong 2y ago
I may state the obvious, but why not disallowing unticking the element when it's the last remaining one instead of selecting the next element?
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by jiehong 2y ago
That's pretty nice that we can now do that in a browser! I was also surprised diagrams are exportable to json. Yet, it does contain (x, y) coordinates, making that json impossible to write by hand. If drakon had a a more human friendly
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by jiehong 2y ago
Fish migration to Rust seems to be one of the biggest rewrite out there from C++ to Rust.
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by jiehong 2y ago
Usually, just checking for access patterns and data structure (like not using a set where it should be). Also, avoiding code that has pointers to many small pieces everywhere in memory and lead to a bad cache misses score. Finally, just goo
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by jiehong 2y ago
> Posted to the web April 1, 2012. and > While this work began as something of a joke, there are some very serious reasons that ternary logic may have value. Not sure I'm convinced...
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by jiehong 2y ago
Even if Elm has had no new version in 4 years while purescript has? You made me want to try purescript :)
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by jiehong 2y ago
That’s awesome! Is 1 emoji for each commit title a new trend?
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by jiehong 2y ago
À la powershell’s Get-ChildItems! It’s a good point, as the shell glob syntax is too limited.
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by jiehong 2y ago
Ah, it was an L, I thought it was an I (eye). Thanks
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by jiehong 2y ago
I cannot find this shortcut in https://fishshell.com/docs/current/interactive.html . Do you know where it's documented by any chance?
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by jiehong 2y ago
--color=never
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by jiehong 2y ago
It does look sweet! I can see that taking over latex. Someday, I hope scientific journals can all agree on a standard for mobile display of articles. Maybe something like a Typst template for it. But it probably wouldn’t be a PDF file.
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by jiehong 2y ago
It is a fact that Linux driver crashes causes a kernel crash, and it’s not that rare (like usb drivers). Even GPU drivers cause this [0]. But good job on not having a crash from a driver so far. Raspberry Pi users weren’t that lucky for exa
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by jiehong 2y ago
A CLI written in swift? Nice! But it’s more of a timer than a progress line/bar as far as I understand.
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by jiehong 2y ago
IMO, having a mix of servers would help in mitigating issues like that. Like run stuff on Linux, windows and freebsd servers, so that you have OS redundancy should an issue affect one in particular (kernel or app). Just like you want more t
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by jiehong 2y ago
There are thousands of sticky tapes, some designed to have no residue. Here is one I’ve found for example [0], although a double sided one might “look more professional”. [0]: https://www.mcmaster.com/product/1756N101
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by jiehong 2y ago
I would have just used some sticky tape, but what do I know.
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by jiehong 2y ago
The article seems to use “CPU” as a “CPU core”. This isn’t about multisocket systems. HN title is more accurate!
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by jiehong 2y ago
Indeed! My point being that it’s gonna be true someday, just not yet.
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by jiehong 2y ago
Nice! It made me realise that we currently live in a time that can never be accurately referenced outside the planet. So no software can ever truly define 2024-07-11T00:00 on Pluto. It also makes me think that the Mass Relais in Mass Effect
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by jiehong 2y ago
The algorithms used might not produce a deterministic result (like order is different), and maybe it also depends on timings of the CPU with threads scheduled on different cores, or faster/slower cores, etc. Deterministic builds aren&#
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by jiehong 2y ago
Recently, a post about the limits of box plots went through HN. It praised violin plots as better alternatives[0]. Are those supported in Swift Charts? [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violin_plot
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by jiehong 2y ago
Meh. From 1 to 5, rate yourself and explain why. The value itself isn’t what matters, but the reasoning of the candidate and let both of you discuss where the candidate needs some ramp up and where they want to grow. At some point, a questi

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