jonhohle

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by jonhohle 1y ago
Besides the python scripts, everything is parallelized and is CPU bound on as many cores as it can be given. Because of licensing throwing more CI at it isn’t an option. This is an open source project, so there’s not really money for buy mo
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I’m currently looking at some slow python scripts and libraries that take about 30% of the total build time to generate 20 linker scripts for a project that builds 1,300 C files. Every dev, every build, every CI run is waiting on slow pytho
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by jonhohle 1y ago
This isn’t limited to just domains, though it’s good to consider. What happens when Google, Microsoft, or anyone else recycles unused accounts? Unfortunately for them, it seems like email addresses have been so tightly coupled with identity
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by jonhohle 1y ago
It also has a deeper philosophical meaning of unexpected software bugs should be noisy and obvious instead of causing silently corruption or misleading user experience. If monitoring doesn’t catch the failure, customers will and it can be f
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Not shockingly schools do the same thing. I had to buy a copy of Lord of the Flies for my high schooler’s English class, but the Super Intendant, who didn’t meet his performance goals, received a bonus that could have covered a good portion
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Thanks for posting this, it looks like an amazing value. I need to rebuild my home server/nas soon and finding removal sled backplane is hard enough by itself. I’d prefer a 1U layout, but this is pretty good.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
That’s one of the biggest problems? Not pushing people into higher educational programs with little societal or economic value but huge loads of debt?
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Most teens are kids.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I typically use those when the following code does something emunexpected, relies on external state or is setting state relied on by something else. There are times where you can’t rewrite or refactor something or have Toni’s ran API with n
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by jonhohle 1y ago
/People of North Korea entered the chat Oh wait, they didn’t. As one example, if the Internet Archive goes offline, a massive corpus of the last two decades is gone forever. As another, I had a friend who bought hundreds of dollars of
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by jonhohle 1y ago
There’s a claim that it was a marketing scheme in the 1940s to reduce the usefulness of hand-me-downs in families. My grandmother would have lived through that and I may see if she remembers anything about it. She was definitely babysitting
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Unless you’re writing instructions for a Turing machine the impedance mismatch between the real world and “computing” is always going to have idiosyncrasies. You don’t have to like a language to understand its design goals and trade offs. T
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by jonhohle 1y ago
// n.b.! Or // NOTE: Work for this and are just as searchable.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I read that as: take a bunch of pictures of a static scene, each with a different filter capturing specific frequency bands individually. Merge afterwards with whatever weights or algorithms you want.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
So you get a header only implementation by forcing all users to do something unexpected instead of having a single C file. Seems silly and not really the point of a header only implementation.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
While not all, the FCC does give those handouts - https://www.fcc.gov/auction/903
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Telcos were given billions to expand and improve broadband for decades and never did it. If the FCC has scrapped the goal are they also scrapping the handouts? If so, it’s long overdue.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I had a Powercore III Sense 10K (I think), which doesn’t appear on that list, swell on me recently. It’s one of my newer batteries and I bought from Anker trusting their reputation and past purchases. I purchased their Soundcore earbuds, w
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I enjoyed our metrics systems at Amazon’s and wrote one with a similar API at Okta and should really look at writing another one to open source. One of the huge missing things in metrics systems, imho, is keeping granular metrics in the con
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I’ve used libaco for coroutones in C and liked it. In my case I used it to deal with the differences betwen between eventing in libevent/libuv and feeding zlib for streaming decompression. It allowed the zlib loop to continue to look l
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by jonhohle 1y ago
My Thursday morning habit is to download the free games from Epic and Prime Gaming. I have hundreds of games I paid nothing for and will probably never play, but every once in a while I’ll read about an older game, find I have it in my libr
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I never liked that the App Store icon took the blueprint portion of the Xcode icon, but at the same time it made sense - designing and building apps in Xcode and the finished product in the App Store. Now Xcode uses the same lame elongated
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I don’t think it’s unpopular for normal humans who just want to find the app they’re looking for. It’s only unpopular to designers who are chasing fashion trends.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
I work in decompiling and reverse engineering. One of the important aspects from a legal liability perspective I that anything I produce and share should be a new creative work and not merely a mechanical transformation. I’ve avoided anythi
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by jonhohle 1y ago
Nope, only real reviews.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
“Please accept our new terms of service to continue using your internet connection” Your honor, they clearly opted in to us spying on absolutely everything they do or think.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
What parts of the US use paracetamol? I’ve lived on both coasts and the Midwest and haven’t ever seen anything but acetaminophen.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
It seems crazy to think about, but I interviewed with a power company in 2003 that was building a web app with animated SVGs.
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by jonhohle 1y ago
not op, but if I haven’t been in a working directory for a while, I always run `git status` anyway. Then I know the branch and any out of date files. I usually run `git pull —-rebase` and get everything back up to date. I try not to leave b
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by jonhohle 1y ago
This actually sucks for me because I run my Blu-ray burner, old DV equipment, and a multitude of hard drives off of FireWire. Replacing the burner enclosure and drive enclosures with Thunderbolt would be possible, but expensive. The DV stuf

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