lopatin

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by lopatin 4y ago
I was waiting for someone to mention Svelte :) I think it's is very possible that it's the next evolution of innovation in the space. It might actually be a Backbone -> React style quantum leap in terms of tech and adoption.
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by lopatin 4y ago
The article starts off with an outdated take on the space: "We all know the meme: by the time you’ve learned one front-end technology, another three have just been released. Also, that one you just learned? It’s deprecated." Maybe
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by lopatin 4y ago
Just because a language makes it easy to create and maintain interfaces doesn't mean that interface was a good idea to begin with.
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by lopatin 4y ago
Typing worked for me. You have to refresh.
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by lopatin 4y ago
> In my opinion it would be explicitly better for the event system to provide "at least once" and intentionally duplicate events on occasion to test your processors ability to handle duplicates. You're a madman, but I thin
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by lopatin 4y ago
I'm a newbie and a little confused. On one hand there are posts like this that claim exactly-once delivery and distributed locks are impossible. But on the other hand, if I look at the docs of a distributed database, say Apache Ignite,
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by lopatin 5y ago
I wish I was kidding, but that sounds even worse! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzuCnivRoEw - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ougvb8mT7k - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EumXak7TyQ0
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by lopatin 5y ago
Reminds me of these YouTube videos filled with bad advice for newbies. For example, "Why I never code with ELSE statements, and YOU shouldn't either". It sounds profound to a newbie, but it's all just disingenuous dogmat
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by lopatin 5y ago
What if I told you ... that LAMP is sexy?
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by lopatin 5y ago
I have no idea how it's stored in my brain. Is that the same way it's stored in GPT-3?
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by lopatin 5y ago
My mind is just blown that it learned a language runtime based on examples. What would happen if you gave it an infinitely recusrive function? It can't stack overflow, there's no stack! Wait, is there?
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by lopatin 5y ago
Can someone explain for a dummy how this is possible? How does it know that range() is zero indexed? Was it specifically trained on Python input/function/output data? Or did it just "learn" it? Do the researchers know ho
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by lopatin 5y ago
I just followed the installation instructions here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/getting-started/installation... It'll confirm that you want to install it, because it's already installed I think, and
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by lopatin 5y ago
Build errors for me. Apparently I'm on some nightly build of cargo, but I need 2021 version. The pain begins... Edit: Reinstalling Cargo worked!
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by lopatin 5y ago
Fun stuff, but my shortened link didn't work. Maybe system is under load. Here's another gem by the author: https://existentialcrisis.sh
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by lopatin 5y ago
> I don't understand what is difficult or non trivial about these types of databases Boy were you right about that
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by lopatin 5y ago
It changes the number of cars on the front page from 1 to 8. Edit: Darn, I actually only count 6 cars on mazdausa.com
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by lopatin 5y ago
I love the Gervais Principle, but only as a cynical joke that can sometimes be applied to real life. There's really no need to read the book. If you're interested in a laugh, just see the blog post [1]. The gist of it is that ther
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Ask HN: Do companies still have 99.99999%, or similar, uptime SLAs or OKRs?
1 points by lopatin 5y ago|2 comments
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by lopatin 5y ago
Were there any improvements in Windows 11, or just regressions? It's an actual question. I'm looking for anyone here who's life was improved by the upgrade.
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by lopatin 5y ago
For devs I think it matters less. But, yeah, for designers on the _Windows Desktop Experience Team_ to not be using their own product for day to day work is absurd to me. It sounds like a joke: "The people who designed this shitty feat
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by lopatin 5y ago
"upcoming Go-like concurrency" can you elaborate on this? Java will have CSP at the language level? I find it hard to believe.
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by lopatin 5y ago
One does not simply pip install Communist Revolution. There are much more steps. Do you even have a manifesto?
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by lopatin 5y ago
The nature of this specific bug isn't something related to hard date stuff, like leap years, leap seconds, DST, or time zones. It's just that they formatted version strings as YYMMDDHHMM (e.g. 2201010001) and tried converting that
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by lopatin 5y ago
Sure, dates are hard. But I think it's too generous to say Microsoft shouldn't be blamed for releasing such a bug.
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by lopatin 5y ago
Not going out of your way to help people doesn't make you an asshole. > I buy things I don’t need knowing the same money could literally save lives. I worry about my own security even though I could find a new job within a month. Th
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by lopatin 5y ago
PSA: "Reactionary" doesn't mean what it sounds like it means. re·ac·tion·ar·y (of a person or a set of views) opposing political or social liberalization or reform. "reactionary attitudes toward women's rights"
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by lopatin 5y ago
Yes: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mining-pool.asp
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by lopatin 5y ago
Because Memcached wasn't written by the OP, but this library was.
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by lopatin 5y ago
It depends who you ask, I guess. If you ask Elon, he might consider this low rating as proof of impartialness. You and others may disagree. Such are the consequences of a potential conflict of interest. Not a great situation all around.

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