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by lock-free 6y ago
My whole point here is I don't understand why "Uber scale" is so large. I have worked in large organizations - smaller than Uber, but we did more stuff (as in more complexity and diversity in products - shipping software and
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by lock-free 6y ago
You should scratch below the surface because this isn't really explaining much - it does not sound like something that requires more than 100 people. Their legal team sounds like it should be twice that alone. Or am I crazy?
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by lock-free 6y ago
The stars are kind of aligning. Conservative wackadoodles, ignoring that reality has a liberal bias, are targeting social media and big tech for this aforementioned bias. Liberal socialists, ignoring that the founders of these big tech comp
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by lock-free 6y ago
There are a lot of ways to frame these problems as interesting algorithms but it doesn't really strike me as something that is troubled by scale. I've worked on similar problems where "everything is a special case" in so
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by lock-free 6y ago
That's why you statically link musl C
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by lock-free 6y ago
I can contrast with C/C++ development, where C++17/20 are not available by default on many distros because package managers lag so far behind the curve and new projects get tied to outdated versions. I just don't really see t
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by lock-free 6y ago
> Unfortunately, most people don't factor in the extra expense of cooling more above ground space, whereas a basement would hold the temperature better. I would recommend anyone building a new home have their basement on a separate
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by lock-free 6y ago
Not Texas here, but You might have to adjust your statistics regionally for income. Middle class in California is upper middle class everywhere else, even adjusting for salary reduction. Leaving California put us in the 90th percentile for
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by lock-free 6y ago
Ask the CAD industry how they handle design files. VCS isn't really designed for this. The closest thing is to make sure diagrams are generated from code.
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by lock-free 6y ago
Not really what I'm thinking, I see these attempts at funding maintainers pop up each year and I think they all share the same problem and take the wrong approach.
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by lock-free 6y ago
In the back of the head this gives me an idea for a marketplace startup for software utilities but I know it's been tried before and died. I don't know how to align the incentives of creators to where we can make a marketplace whe
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by lock-free 6y ago
The same issues exist for other languages and runtimes so I'm not sure why Rust having a standard solution is a disincentive. How many ways are there to ruin a python environment?
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by lock-free 6y ago
I have put several curl|bash things into production and it's done because it's the only way to run installers that work on everything but windows without having to maintain a .deb, .rpm, and brew formula or something. Often I&#x27
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by lock-free 6y ago
Which distros are shipping with KDE by default?
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by lock-free 6y ago
Part of this is Bluetooth's fault, but Apple has found a way not to kneecap their mics over bluetooth so I'm not sure why industry leading wireless audio (Shure, Sennheiser) that have put engineer years into low power, low latency
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by lock-free 6y ago
I'm all for shitting on overpriced products but those you list aren't the same product category. Wireless noise cancelling headphones worth a damn are expensive. Not to mention, Apple is the only company making a headset where the
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by lock-free 6y ago
They don't care about getting caught, there is no penalty. Your police can't do anything, and the feds don't care enough to start an extradition preceding over someone spoofing a US number to scam you - if they can identify t
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by lock-free 6y ago
Lots of places contributed to WWII research initiatives. Why not Chicago, where the first nuclear reactor was built? Or Boston, with MIT whose research labs churned out fire control systems and computers? Or Los Angeles, with its defense po
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by lock-free 6y ago
I mean it goes deeper. i.reddit.com and v.reddit.com are terrible places to put content if you want someone else to see it on reddit, there are serious performance issues there... and I'm on a wired connection to gigabit fiber in the B
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by lock-free 6y ago
Reddit is also reliant on third party apps to get content and interaction since their own frontend and backend are terrible for everything but link and comment aggregation.