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by kjksf 3y ago
It's only a counter argument if you make an assumption that H1-B program is designed to bring, specifically, healthcare or pharma workers. Unless you can point to a reason why law of supply and demand was breached, high salaries reflec
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by kjksf 3y ago
To bring this discussion back to earth, the Go code in question is: https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/easyproto/blob/master/rea... I don't see why did you label Aliaksandr Valialkin, the author, an
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by kjksf 3y ago
"serfs were peasants who were bound to the land they worked on and were under the authority of the landowners or lords" Last time I checked Twitter (the supposed lord) doesn't have the power to make you (the supposed serf) p
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by kjksf 3y ago
Don't fall for confirmation bias i.e. seeking out information that confirms your priors. If you want to get an accurate picture of FSD 12, watch random youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=fsd+12
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by kjksf 3y ago
Not a very good point, though. Madoff was successful in big part because there was no one that could independently verify anything. (and apparently the government botched multiple investigations after referrals from suspicious people). That
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by kjksf 3y ago
Yes, it's a fork of Heynote as mentioned in the docs https://edna.arslexis.io/help-win#credits
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by kjksf 3y ago
I do that in my Go projects. In fact my "scripts" are actually part of the main executable. I use cmd-line args to invoke the needed functionality. For example, in the past I would have written a Python script to deploy my Go bina
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by kjksf 3y ago
I'm working on Edna https://edna.arslexis.io/ It's a web-based scratchpad and note taker for developers and power users. It sits somewhere between Obsidian and Simplenote. It's particularly optimized for keyb
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by kjksf 3y ago
per apple they paid $60 billion to iOS developers. Given 70/30 split, that's $26 billion of revenue to Apple. For context in 2022 Adobe made $17.6 billion. So 30% cut of iOS store is 40% more than Adobe revenue. And I'm guess
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by kjksf 3y ago
And the probability of creating a Macintosh in a union shop is zero. Abusive boss, normalized unpaid overtime, compensation based heavily on stock options, pay and promotions being based on merit and not on seniority and time spent in a com
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by kjksf 3y ago
The version they contributed to is still available under the same permissive license that was in effect when they were contributing the code. The license change only affects the code written in the future and now people can change their min
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by kjksf 3y ago
Debt can be good when used as leverage. As I understand it, the majority of debt of car companies is used to provide leases. So e.g. GM borrows money at X% interest rate and gives credit to customers at X+Y%. Y% is their profit. So the bigg
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by kjksf 3y ago
If self-driving works it's inevitable that the market will transform from mostly selling cars to mostly providing robotaxi service. Robotaxi service has "winner takes most" dynamics, just like regular human-taxi service. Just
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by kjksf 3y ago
Minor correction: Go compiler used to be a modification of Plan9 C compiler, then a Go port of that modification but then it was completely rewritten as a SSA-based compiler so today it has almost nothing to do with the original Plan9 code.
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by kjksf 3y ago
But then you have to compromise on speed of generated code, poor support of windows, number of libraries and overall ecosystem, no ability to generate standalone executables and probably more but I tried OCaml only briefly so can't spe
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by kjksf 3y ago
No. They use whatever webview OS provides. On Windows it's webview that is Edge (based on Chrome). On Mac it's webview based on Safari. They re-use the executable that is already installed in the OS. They don't provide all th
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by kjksf 3y ago
I would recommend wails ( https://wails.io/ ) which is the same thing but for Go. Nothing against this project it's just Python is not an optimal technology for shipping self-contained desktop apps. You'll have to b
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by kjksf 3y ago
It'll be equally hard to write it from scratch in rust as it would be to add this to esbuild. Maybe there are some considerations I don't know about but it does seem like hard forking esbuild would be much faster way to get there
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by kjksf 3y ago
If your job requires something that SQLite doesn't provide, then sure, that's the wrong tool for the job. But SQLite is literally the most frequently used database in the world so it clearly is the right tool for a large number of
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by kjksf 3y ago
I don't like lack of pricing either. It would be a deal breaker for me as far as using their stuff. Maybe that's because they're in beta. But the actual capabilities of their service - it just sounds like you didn't even
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by kjksf 3y ago
When it comes to services like that, the underlying db engine is the least interesting aspect. I haven't used SqliteCloud so I can't vouch for them but they make a pretty good case for their technology: https://blog.sql
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by kjksf 3y ago
Why Sqlite? They make a pretty good case here https://blog.sqlitecloud.io/how-and-why-we-brought-sqlite-to... > if you need high concurrency, multi-node replication, pub/sub capabilities, etc, what is the point of u
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by kjksf 3y ago
It's a great story but I can't think of it as an example of general financial illiteracy. Corvette lt1 is $70k which was $40k in 1993. It would be $780k today if invested in S&P 500. A nice retirement safety net. It would be $
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by kjksf 3y ago
I have used lots of Go libraries. I even wrote some. Your opinion here is just bizarre because typical Go code is as far away from typical (bad) Java code as you can get. Your typical Go library doesn't have FactoryFactory classes, doe
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by kjksf 3y ago
Of course it does: just call TCPConn.SetNoDelay(false). See https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/net/tcpsock.go#...
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by kjksf 3y ago
Ignoring that Prius is a hybrid and not an EV: Toyota sold 30k in 2023, the lowest number ever. Tesla sold 400k of Model Y and 210k of Model 3 and 31k of Model X in 2024. So Model Y outsold Prius by 13x in US in 2023. --- https:/&#x2F
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by kjksf 3y ago
$1.3B seems like a lot of money but it isn't for a car factory, especially spread over many years. For context: Tesla is guiding for $10+B a year capex spending for the next 3 years. Nevada factory took $6.2B and Tesla plans to spend a
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Volkswagen was fined over 10 billions dollars due to intentionally faking emissions tests. Toyota just had a similar scandal where they were faking certifications tests. Those are 2 largest car makers. Fiat Chrysler was bribing uaw bosses t
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by kjksf 3y ago
This is a bad game of telephone where people discussing what they think Tesla lawyers said but not what they really said. 1. Tesla lawyers are not claiming that whatever Tesla said is fine because first amendment. 2. They are claiming that

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