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by kuwze 8y ago
Past discussion[0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15928685
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by kuwze 8y ago
Everyone complains about the notch, but what about the lack of a button? That is what made me choose an 8.
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Bddbddb: datalog with binary decision diagrams (2008)(bddbddb.sourceforge.net)
2 points by kuwze 8y ago|0 comments
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by kuwze 8y ago
You might want to checkout the YC startup Necto[0]. [0]: https://apply.nectolab.io/
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Ask HN: ReasonML, ClojureScript, Purescript or Elm?
28 points by kuwze 8y ago|10 comments
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by kuwze 8y ago
Right. If you want to troll Haskellers just ask about the runtime.
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by kuwze 8y ago
I wonder what the networking performance of WebAssembly code run server-side is.
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by kuwze 8y ago
I did not know that, I thought lxc was behind zones in terms of features/flexibility.
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by kuwze 8y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-investor-sues-att-for-224-millio... https://cointelegraph.com/news/california-police-arrest-teen...
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by kuwze 8y ago
Could you dumb it down? Are you saying that because all the SSDs were from the same manufacturer and installed at the same time their chance of collectively wearing out simultaneously was high?
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by kuwze 8y ago
Jails, maybe. Zones, definitely not.
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by kuwze 8y ago
Unikernel Systems, which is cool because it is OCaml based. Their stuff is open source too: https://mirage.io
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by kuwze 8y ago
Could you go into more detail, maybe listing the pros and cons for ReasonML and ClojureScript considering your use case?
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by kuwze 8y ago
A great place to find stuff like this is r/tinycode[0]. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/tinycode/
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by kuwze 8y ago
I think there is a huge difference between reading fiction and nonfiction. One is tied to reality, the other is a socially accepted temporary delusion. I say this as someone who loves fiction in all forms. I wish I had only read nonfiction
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by kuwze 8y ago
I thought this was a really good post[0] on the networking performance potential of .NET. [0]: https://dzone.com/articles/how-raygun-increased-throughput-b...
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by kuwze 8y ago
I remember somebody on this forum saying the best way to judge someone's technical prowess is to give a simple explanation of a complicated part of their field. If you can't summarize your knowledge you don't know what you ar
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by kuwze 8y ago
ARM is owned by Softbank, which has a net worth of ~2x Intel.
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by kuwze 8y ago
Ugh I knew I should have done more research into it. Thanks for finding that out.
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by kuwze 8y ago
Edit: apparently this is b.s. On an unrelated note, I recently found out that ants pass the mirror test[0]. Is that weird or what? [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_test#Insects
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by kuwze 8y ago
https://gumroad.com/
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by kuwze 8y ago
There is also the Slug library[0] for anyone interested. It is based on this paper[1]. [0]: http://sluglibrary.com/ [1]: http://jcgt.org/published/0006/02/02/
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by kuwze 8y ago
While JSON isn't perfect, I hope they base this around the JSON CRDT[0] so it can handle nested structures well. Also they might not need tombstones[1]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12303100 [1]: https:&#
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by kuwze 8y ago
/r/emacs is at 20k subscribers and /r/vim is at 50k
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by kuwze 8y ago
Why would you want to do that? DOM manipulation is what makes JS slow, not JS itself.
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Ask HN: What's your must-have software for OS X?
3 points by kuwze 8y ago|7 comments
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by kuwze 8y ago
Just of curiosity, how does the error model of Midori relate an advanced exception system, such as that found in Common Lisp?
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by kuwze 8y ago
Could you elaborate?
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by kuwze 8y ago
When was the last time you paid for something in real-life using your phone? That's the standard in China and considered futuresque here.
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by kuwze 8y ago
I have been out of Java programming for a while. Why/when were green threads deprecated?

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