kasperni

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   by kasperni 6y ago

   This is still one of the pieces written on error handling. http://joeduffyblog.com/2016/02/07/the-error-model/
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   My heart says no to nuclear power. My brain says yes.
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   You do know that US itself have not given full diplomatic recognition to Taiwan?
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   Brian Goetz had a great talk about this "FP vs OO: Choose Two" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GWZE2Y2O9E
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   Show me a JavaScript developer that cares deeply about POSIX or the operating system they are running on. And what about Windows? It is still used on 80% on all computers? So why is POSIX essential?
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   > Tips for stable and portable software I think a more accurate title would be "Tips for stable and portable C programs"
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   > If he means human history = US history then maybe. Don't most posts on HN?
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   Yeah, given the chance. I think very few people would choose 36 years of prison over public caning.
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   by kasperni 6y ago

   That was an unexpected good read.
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    Tim "The Taxman" Cook.
11. 401.▲
    by kasperni 6y ago

    > you would realize there is nothing as complex as that system anywhere else in the discipline of engineering. I've heard people say the same about the ITER reactor being assembled.
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    I used a Das Keyboard Ultimate when I was younger. The best thing about it was that when people were over. They would always end up giving me control over the selection of music. Because very few people can actually type without seeing the
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    Even after having read the provided link. I have no idea what this is.
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    GraalVM consists of a couple of things. 1. A modern JIT compiler written in Java that takes bytecode and transforms it into machine code. There is a plan that it might someday replace HotSpot [1]. However, we are probably a couple of years
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    I just installed Oracle DB to help my mum with managing her recipes. It's really improved her TTT (Time to table).
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    I would consider Daniel Lemire (the main author) quite an authority within practical use of vectorization (SIMD). He is a computer science professor at Université du Québec. And is also behind the popular Roaring Bitmaps project [1]. You ca
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    Java is getting virtual threads/fibers instead of async/await. From https://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rpressler/loom/Loom-Proposal.ht... ------------- An alternative solution to that of fibers to concurrency&
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    Can someone explain what point the author is trying to prove? That a custom build framework with a limited feature set. Has less complexity than a general framework with more features?
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    > Now i'm very disappointed that it doesn't support Big Sur despite being only 8 years old. This can hardly come as a big surprise given that a maximum of 7-8 years of support for latest MacOS has been the norm for pretty much
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    > It's orders of magnitude easier to make working software than it is to make a hit record. It is order of magnitudes more difficult being in the top 0.1% in Y industry. Then, being in the bottom 99.9% in Z industry. Giving that ro
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    They've starting contributing to the development recently as well [1]. [1] https://adtmag.com/articles/2019/11/06/microsoft-openjdk.asp...
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    I get more goosebumps from listening to that song than running around naked in the snow.
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    The style guide contains other updates then just "non-inclusive language" [1]. I think the original comment mistakenly included logic board (Apple uses the term logic board instead of mother board/main board). [1] https:&#x2
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    From the original finding: "The Commission's investigation concluded that Ireland granted illegal tax benefits to Apple, which enabled it to pay substantially less tax than other businesses over many years. In fact, this selective
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    The payload length for a single AIS slot is 168 bit. So there is really no room for any kind of security headers.
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    [1] puts medical issues as the top contributing factor for bankruptcies in the US at 67%. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2019/02/11/this-is-the-real-reason-most...
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    See recent discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23686297
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    I find it annoying with these articles with generic titles. And then when you dig into them it is about specific products. A better title would be "The Six Levels of Reusability in Vue".
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    Doubt it, to quote Jim Keller "We’re all building nanowires in the fab. Intel, TSMC, Samsung, everybody’s working on it."
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    by kasperni 6y ago

    That is just what they did [1]. [1] https://www.macrumors.com/2020/06/22/macos-big-sur-is-versio...