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by karamanolev 3y ago
Their wealth is a core reason for their indifference, so I'd argue yes, it was necessary.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Those are completely different. any - https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#any - Return True if any element of the iterable is true. Any - A special kind of type is Any. A static type checker will trea
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Those are completely different. any - https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#any - Return True if any element of the iterable is true. Any - A special kind of type is Any. A static type checker will trea
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by karamanolev 3y ago
> if the majority of your time is spent spinning rubber fruitlessly at launch then you can begin to lessen the problem by adding weight to increase mechanical friction. It doesn't really work like that. Say you double the weight, bu
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Wasn't it the case that the exoskeleton design was drop in favor of the (industry standard) unibody?
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by karamanolev 3y ago
> maliciously You probably mean meticulously...
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by karamanolev 3y ago
The topic of one's own hardships vs other people's hardships is frequently on my mind. My stance is that "your biggest problems are your biggest problems". For most people, there will always be someone else with bigger p
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by karamanolev 3y ago
If the accident data for humans contains information about weather, location, additional complications, then it should be possible to only filter out accidents that are within Waymo's restriction. You'll similarly need to filter t
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by karamanolev 3y ago
> stock with no dividend and with only a speculative future value are always a trap The market in the last, what, 20 years, begs to disagree very hard.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
> In 2021, the traffic I once received in a month started arriving in 24 hours. The site went from a billion requests per day to 30-35 billion requests per day over a weekend. 30 billion times 350 bytes (size of my response) is equal to
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Disclaimer: I don't know what kind of hardware 5G towers and routing run on. If it's a typical application for these high CPU count clusters, why not measure real-world impact and mention it?
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Augmented Reality? The semi-real-world version of VR?
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Android is a very thick layer/shell around the actual Linux kernel, maybe some or a lot of patches, but still Linux. How much compiled Linux code does it run? Quite a lot. macOS, AFAIK, runs NO Linux (the kernel) source code.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
For me, it might be a way to give richer parents access to further away nicer schools and limit choices for poorer parents by way of economics, therefore increasing inequality. And HN considers, AFAIK, inequality bad.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
What is being flexible? They gave 1) a month of unpaid bills 2) emailed the customer N times 3) gave the option to enter a backup credit card. The customer made it so neither of these worked. I expect that DO deals with a lot of non-paying
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by karamanolev 3y ago
And posted by the social media manager of Verta ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/monicayum/ ). Are things of that type encouraged/allowed at HN?
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by karamanolev 3y ago
240W chargers were a thing even before that, for gaming laptops. The only difference here is that it goes through USB-C PD, instead of a large-ish barrel jack, right? 95% efficiency probably refers to the adapter itself, where it shouldn&#x
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by karamanolev 3y ago
My intuition based on previous Facebook-based business is that depending on anything by Meta makes for a very risky proposition - it might be doing great at any one moment and be completely shut down or just made non-viable the next.
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by karamanolev 3y ago
I do seriously occasionally play videos to keep my device awake - local mkvs on repeat though, not the consuming internet bandwidth type. Usually when leaving some janky update apps (hi Garmin) that really need to keep working for hours and
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by karamanolev 3y ago
They might have suspected, but I doubt they formally knew. I would guess it was a type of "don't tell me, I don't want to know, plausible deniability and all".
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by karamanolev 3y ago
I'm using my ink jet to decorate my home with my own photographs. Borderless printing on high quality thick glossy photo paper, photo rugs and other types of paper is crucial and completely impossible with new or old office printers. T
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Isn't that the whole idea behind mypyc? I don't know what performance gains are realized though, as I haven't tested it. We're in the process of typing a 300 KLOC codebase mostly for the correctness benefits, not so much
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by karamanolev 3y ago
Have we gotten to the point where "bad for Facebook" ~= "good for society"? It's both a good indicator for progress and a sad place to be as a community.
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by karamanolev 4y ago
Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent. - John Maynard Keynes
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by karamanolev 4y ago
We're working as an internal dev team for a moderately large company and the challenge is that very few people have to maintain a ton of business automation. We love our Python+Django stack as it gives it a ton of productivity, but as
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by karamanolev 4y ago
I don't like crypto and I don't fully buy the Kraken audits, but man, are the Big 4 also full of s**. I wouldn't say any legit (if such exists) crypto firm can do anything to be taken on as a client at this point.
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by karamanolev 4y ago
Useful information, bad look for Docker - "Oh, no slash as the namespace separator. Good and easy way to tell, that's how I would've done it!".
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by karamanolev 4y ago
I echo the above, but wanted to an important (to me) nuance for those who pursue accuracy beyond the limits of human hearing. Usually, errors and distortions stack across multiple system components. While really bad components can be A&#x2F
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by karamanolev 4y ago
Can we please just use "fired", "let go" or even "we separated with"? Impacted is just soft wording taken to a comedic level.
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by karamanolev 4y ago
Technically, it wouldn't work at all. All Google projects are deeply tied down to Google's own tech infrastructure. They would need a complete rewrite to function outside. Legally, it's difficult to ensure the IP is properly

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