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by leaveyou 7y ago
Well US is a first world country, isn't it expected that it's more civilized and educated than Somalia or Kenya ? My intuition tells me that he had way more opportunities to educate himself in US, opportunities which other Somalia
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by leaveyou 7y ago
Hey, congrats ! I like your display shown in the Wired article.. it looks very ergonomic ! Could you tell me what brand/model it is ? Thanks :-) EDIT: got it, it's LG 38UC99-W.. thanks
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by leaveyou 8y ago
and what was your reaction and why ?
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by leaveyou 8y ago
I'm not even in US and I'm considering the same.. if the expenses go above some reasonable threshold, I don't see the point of me living enough to see my family dragged into poverty. I don't delude myself - it's not
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by leaveyou 8y ago
Auto. I find it quite strange that you are not aware about how much more reliable & secure is the product of the construction industry compared to software.
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by leaveyou 8y ago
Software is not the first industry to deal with systems complexity or large teams management but (in my part of the world at least) it's the first to expect engineering-like results from non-engineering workers and managers. There are
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by leaveyou 8y ago
>>There's definitely value in respecting boundaries. Sometimes you have to take a small local inefficiency.. I don't think anyone argues with that. It's just that sometimes some of the biggest impostors hide behind &quo
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by leaveyou 8y ago
Does this mean that the price of video cards will fall ? or RAM ? I had to buy a video card 2-3 months ago and the prices were so high with the only explanation being "the coin miners".
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by leaveyou 8y ago
I know. And if the mob is stubborn and does not want to escalate.. you send some "collaborators" to break the windows or put the fires because everyone knows, the mobs are crazy. I suspect the riot police is down-voting me.. No co
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by leaveyou 8y ago
It already happened in the previous protests at Place de la Republique.. I would not be surprised.
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by leaveyou 8y ago
When I see that "it's written in Go" to me it means that I can actually look in that code and understand most of it and the compilation from source will not be a big deal.
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by leaveyou 8y ago
in romanian it's like in French: million = milion, billion = miliard
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by leaveyou 8y ago
omg the naivety of those founders..
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by leaveyou 8y ago
You are right, see Synchronous System Calls in https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2018/08/scheduling-in-go-part...
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by leaveyou 8y ago
AFAIK when a goroutine "calls write" (on a channel or on a socket, stream, mutex etc).. and the write "is blocked" it yields the execution and the scheduler can activate something else.. which can be a reader goroutine (
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by leaveyou 8y ago
>>Except wouldn’t human society collapse if everyone “pivoted away” No. The human society would not collapse if there were fewer fishermen. The fact that the fishermen are so badly paid even if they work so hard, to me is a clear indi
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by leaveyou 8y ago
My whole point: things rarely "suddenly crash" but you still have to keep an open eye and connect the dots and take action or at least advise your kids and help them take action. I totally agree that there is a lot of cultural and
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by leaveyou 8y ago
What I find amazing is that so few people here notice the consequences of working hard in a field that is not worth it anymore. His entire family should have slowly "pivoted" away from fishing long long time ago (the first/se
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by leaveyou 8y ago
web services
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by leaveyou 8y ago
>>Writing and reading an int atomic >>BenchmarkAtomicInt64-8 5000 354907 ns/op that ns/op looks too big to be only for an int64 ..
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by leaveyou 8y ago
>In 2012, the country’s police investigators were repeatedly thwarted by a hacker known as the “Demon Killer,” who posted a series of death threats online. The hacker used Tor to successfully evade detection for seven months, which was a
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by leaveyou 9y ago
>It could have been done as a compile-time work-around which constructs the slice-of-interfaces argument on-the-fly before calling the function - it wouldn't have been the only magical thing in Go. Is there a language that works the
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by leaveyou 9y ago
They say it right in the header: "For a long time, we were unhappy with having to care about security issues and Linux distribution maintenance on our various Raspberry Pis."
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by leaveyou 9y ago
Can you think of anyone who is or could be a good SWE that cannot do some basic things with a linked list given some hints and collaboration? edit: front end devs.. LOL, you hold dear that delusion :-)
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by leaveyou 9y ago
>you can build applications full-time for years And then "being an experienced app builder" you decide to create Electron.. and now I have to use Electron applications which are productive and necessary (VS Code) but are frustr
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by leaveyou 9y ago
Well if you know that then this sub thread is not about you. Move on. This thread was about people who insist that they are fine being ignorant about basic knowledge.
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by leaveyou 9y ago
Know what a linked list is, its advantages and drawbacks.
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by leaveyou 9y ago
Oh, the "premature optimization" trump card.. OK, you won. You can go write programs without knowing CS 101 now.
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by leaveyou 9y ago
JS and Python can't decide what's best for your problem: an array or a linked list. It's the programmer who decides these things. I'm currently working on a project started by people who apparently were completely unawar
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by leaveyou 9y ago
And what data structure do you use when you have to insert and remove efficiently many items from a container ? For example when you have a big queue ?

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