kasperni

33 ms·

361.
by kasperni 6y ago
> Another way to look at it is that these new MacBooks (and presumably the Mac Mini) are roughly equivalent to a desktop that is around 4-5 years old. Given that the M1 Macbook Air goes head to head with the 2019 Mac Pro in a lot benchma
362.
by kasperni 6y ago
Java has GraalVM whose AOT technology[1] is being adopted by pretty much every framework out there. [1] https://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/native-image/
363.
by kasperni 6y ago
Those elements you list all have the same single domain: computing. And we spent decades trying to agree on the definition of them in the computing community. On top of that all of them are simple and flat value-based types. Meaning they do
364.
by kasperni 6y ago
> We must build much higher level shared meaning - Images, Tables, Conversations and beyond, building a common implementation and understanding used by everybody. Thinking you can build something like this is extremely naive. If you have
365.
by kasperni 6y ago
Can anyone else give me some good recommendation for other company wiki software. I'm especially looking for something for a non-technically audience.
366.
by kasperni 6y ago
ZGC and Shenandoah are not on par with C4. ZGC isn't even generational (yet).
367.
by kasperni 6y ago
Looks like they forgot to include pictures from the sweatshops where the phones are produced [1]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/jun/18/foxconn-l...
368.
by kasperni 6y ago
From the conclusion: "The scale of the observed deficits was not insubstantial; the 0.57 SD global composite score reduction for the hospitalised with ventilator sub-group was equivalent to the average 10-year decline in global perform
369.
by kasperni 6y ago
> has nothing that other languages couldn't copy or assimilate. You cannot "copy" simplicity into a complex language. (Not trying to start a discussions about whether or not Rust is complicated.)
370.
by kasperni 6y ago
Can someone explain how individuals are identified when we are talking about state sponsored hackers?
371.
by kasperni 6y ago
Went from night owl to early natural (no alarm clock) riser (5-6 am) doing covid. Best productivity decision ever.
372.
by kasperni 6y ago
Yes, just like religion...
373.
by kasperni 6y ago
Asking the important questions...
374.
by kasperni 6y ago
> Personally, I'd be quite happy if service workers (e.g. cashiers, wait staff, receptionists, etc) wore masks permanently, regardless of what happens with Covid. Wow, that is one of the most entitled things I have ever read. I thin
375.
by kasperni 6y ago
Consolidation or not. I think local independent cinemas have been a dying breed for many years.
376.
by kasperni 6y ago
> I have no idea why people would use Oracle Java for new projects. Maybe because there are businesses out there that care about support?
377.
by kasperni 6y ago
Like a lot of similar software. GraalVM has a free and open source community edition. And an enterprise version that comes with increased performance and security. The enterprise version is free for evaluation and development. And for produ
378.
by kasperni 6y ago
As far as I remember there where both erect and non-erect replicas.
379.
by kasperni 6y ago
I've done sex-ed as a kid both in Denmark and in the US in the eighties. The danish one was super relaxed. Teacher (female) had lots of good advice like "don't stick anything up there, that you wouldn't put in your mouth
380.
by kasperni 6y ago
Shady in what way? OpenJDK is licensed under GPL2 with linking exception.
381.
by kasperni 6y ago
Some of the .Net examples literal calls into native code. https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... vs https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... That is
382.
by kasperni 6y ago
> Decentralizing the web through new technologies like blockchain and decentralized protocols can ensure that the web remains community-focused and user-oriented, Let's be realistic. A safe-place for anonymous money transactions is
383.
by kasperni 6y ago
The computational resources of a machine is finite no matter what language you use. You got to put limits somewhere.
384.
by kasperni 6y ago
> the model cannot scale to real software needs. And somehow it is still widely used within Google, Facebook, Amazon, Twitter...
385.
by kasperni 6y ago
Algebraic data types has been available in various programming languages for more than 40 years.
386.
by kasperni 6y ago
This is basically a commercial right?
387.
by kasperni 6y ago
Why? There are at least 10 other vendors that provide a free version?
388.
by kasperni 6y ago
Depends on your lifecycle. I honestly couldn't imagine living in a big city without map/taxi/metro apps. I love getting lost, but not on a daily basis.
389.
by kasperni 6y ago
From the stories I've read about people losing their entire life savings. It sounds as it is a deeply traumatic event. Which ranks up there with bodily harm, losing relatives, ect. And one which often has a permanent effect on the remi
390.
by kasperni 6y ago
Lots of people are fine with the risk/reward balance of using recreational drugs, driving without a seatbelt, working as a sex worker, and tons of other things. And somehow that's not acceptable.

More ›