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by kccqzy 9mo ago
That basically sounds like retirement. If you choose to stop working because of kids, you could be entitled to receive social security just like in old age.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
But the release of new models are generic. They don’t represent understanding in your specific codebase. I have been using Claude Code at work for months and it still often goes into a loop of assuming some method exists, calling it, gettin
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
The definition of appropriate foods is not binary. It’s alright that the government sets a minimum standard of appropriateness and individuals can opt for higher quality than what the government mandates.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Food choices are highly personal. It’s probably the single most variable expense item here. Who are you to decide for someone else whether their food is reasonable enough or not. And furthermore, in general Americans are among the least pic
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Ultimately in all these calculators there has to be a threshold that determines whether something is needed for “living” or not. And that varies highly by the individual. The calculator suggests $5,021 for food, but for me I’d only shop at
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
I’ve done something similar during my intern days as well. We had a Haskell-based C AST library that supports the subset of C we generate, and an accompanying pretty printing library for generating C code that has good formatting by default
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
I actually would love this to be built in to a language/compiler. A lot of times when I’m building a single-threaded program but I’m using libraries written by other people. These libraries don’t know whether they are being incorporate
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
It’s about abstraction layers. Most of the time, understanding the generated assembler code isn’t useful when it comes to understanding the problem. It satisfies my curiosity sure, but the problem is at the C level, an undefined behavior. U
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Excellent debugging journey. If I were the author, I would skip the part about using the compiler explorer and reading the assembly. When I write C code, I need to satisfy the rules of the C language. Unless I’m debugging the compiler or de
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Any pure code (WASM or otherwise) that does not perform any input/output is by definition useless. It consumes electricity to do computation and there is no way to communicate its results. The use case here was to use a KDF function fr
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Ah that’s the reason why reading several articles on the site it felt out of date. For example the website states “Disc brakes have become increasingly popular on mountain bikes and are gaining some popularity for other bicycles” whereas in
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Remembering state is a giant oversight on many apps for content consumption, Apple News included. I sometimes read long articles on Apple News. I could be interrupted by a call or some messages. When I return to Apple News, it displays my h
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
I had previous experience with WASM on TEE. Just use the foreign function interface. Remember WASM isn’t native code so you still need other native code to run WASM (such as wasmtime), and you can import other native functions into WASM thr
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
> So for example with this project, you could take a Linux application's codebase, recompile it linked to LiteBox If you have to recompile, you might as well choose to recompile to WASM+WASI. The sandboxing story here is excellent d
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Which of these are not guaranteed by the POSIX specification? It’s been a while since I studied it, but if I recall correctly the ones mentioned in the article are guaranteed.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
But OP never said it's a CRUD app. Maybe OP did some experimentation with OLAP use cases.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
The article actually points out a number of things only added after 2006, such as full-text search, JSONB, etc. Twenty years ago your full-text search option is just LIKE '%keyword%'. And it would be both slower than less effectiv
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
I remember visiting a small data center (about half the size of the Comma one) where shoe covers were required. Apparently they were worried about people’s shoes bringing in dust and other contamination.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Well I read the article. It seemed to me that the way the author is using OpenClaw is trivially done manually. The author just didn’t want to use the computer and preferred to chat with an AI. You might think there is no point and I would a
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
That’s DFU mode. We are talking about BFU in this thread.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
I do. Most of these bot blockers block bots because of scale: these bots operate with superhuman speed and their traffic comes from all sorts of IP addresses. Tools like Anubis appear because such bot traffic dwarfs human traffic. And they
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
That’s why the author explains that the page loads in a real Google Chrome instance on a real Mac mini from the same residential IP as his other devices.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
> if you're engineer-brained like me, you gravitate towards scripts and playbooks Most people aren’t that engineer-brained like the author is. Me included; whatever the author does, it just doesn’t appeal to me.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
It’s called restarting the phone.
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
The article clearly said that in the first few years after Bezos the newspaper was doing very well and even expanded. It was also very successful during the first Trump administration. It just didn’t know what to do after the end of the fir
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
And just a few paragraphs below, it described why it was losing subscribers like crazy at that time. > He pointed to Bezos’s decision to kill the Harris endorsement—a “gutless order” that cost the paper more than two hundred fifty thousa
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
No one here should realistically think that Waymo can solve the main transportation problem. It will just (partially) replace Uber, Lyft, and taxis. And it will have a better passenger experience and it will also be safer. It’s obvious that
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
Waymo also chose more conventional auto makers such as Hyundai. The Zeekr partnership is not an exclusive. https://waymo.com/blog/2024/10/waymo-and-hyundai-enter-partn...
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
A car does not cost $350 and $500 per month. If it does, it’s a status symbol, not merely a tool to get from A to B, and therefore it is unfair to compare it against taxi rides. There’s nothing wrong with wanting a nicer more luxurious car
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by kccqzy 9mo ago
My understanding is that Node still doesn’t give you low-level C APIs into the language itself. It gives you JavaScript APIs that call into I/O libraries (libuv basically). Python it’s not hard to write a module in pure C that manipula

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