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maccam94
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Sometimes you have to spend resources before you can reach a conclusion, which is is a risk. People are always looking for low risk/high reward investments, and when they're unable to evaluate an investment for themselves they inc
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Rust's cargo CLI includes subcommands for testing and benchmarking.
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There's variance in developer experience and skill as well. The software's purpose functions as an audience filter. There are still probably toxic people out there using your software, but not as many so they're less likely t
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On the plus side, SpaceX is making launches much bigger and cheaper, which will make space-based telescopes much more affordable. Cheaper launches = more, cheaper satellites.
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OpenZFS/ZFS on Linux diverged after version 28. They now use version 5000, and use feature flags instead of version numbers to allow different implementations to add their own improvements. Oracle has added some features since then as
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Mint does not use Plaid, they have an in-house integrations system.
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Gangs tend to have colors associated with them, and members sometimes wear a lot of that color to signal their affiliation.
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Or download a 3MB statically-linked executable...
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zfsonlinux added support for TRIM last year. Are you referring to something else?
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It's a nice better experience in dedicated bike lanes.
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Your anecdotes of falling without hitting your head aren't very relevant. And if you had such an accident, you might not be capable of posting here.
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I do not sit in the middle of the road waiting to make a left turn on a bike. That just seems way too dangerous. Instead I ride through the intersection to the right side of the cross street, and wait to go straight through after the light
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Rent prices are still governed by supply and demand (modulo some rent control), not by how much money the tenants have.
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One advantage of using open source libraries is that they are often more battle tested and cover edge cases you either didn't consider or have not encountered yet. The trade off is less time spent fixing bugs, but more time spent on ma
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It's actually pretty hard to update the IRC protocol given the number of client and server implementations and IRC's federated nature. https://ircv3.net/support/networks.html
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Zulip topics are the best implementation of chat threads that I've seen yet. You can view all of them simultaneously like a regular chat room, or focus down on one. You can mute either a single chat topic or an entire stream (channel).
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Think Uber carpooling, minus drivers, much cheaper, and short pickup times. Maybe 6-10 person shuttles instead of sedans/SUVs in denser areas. To a car service, moving an empty vehicle is inefficient and a waste of money.
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SpaceX pivoted to building an entirely new rocket for Mars called Starship.
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opt-in telemetry does not allow you to draw statistical conclusions because your data is skewed/incomplete due to selection bias. This is why developers are so intent on opt-out, it ensures that they have more accurate data to drive th
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Well, there's Golden Gate Park for a good chunk of the way across SF, which has no surface level streets crossing directly through it...
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It's a bit more complicated than that. The British Empire had some battles with China in the 1800s and took over Hong Kong. Eventually in 1898 a treaty was signed effectively ceding the territory to Britain in perpetuity, but for face-
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I was referring to expanding out into space.
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Demand is only limited by travel time. The amount of traffic will rise to the maximum amount of time people are willing to endure reaching their destination.
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Technically we do have infinite land and labor, there's just a step function in cost.
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Cross-platform compatibility, and being able to use the same graphics APIs and libraries as the rest of the computer industry.
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FH got delayed because they kept improving the F9, so they didn't need the FH for many of the original target payloads. Some of the delay was due to technical issues, but changes to the F9 were significant over that time period. Starsh
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I'm betting Commonwealth Fusion will beat ITER to commercial energy production. Throwing stronger magnets at the problem seems like a promising way to achieve stable fusion. https://cfs.energy/technology/
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It's back now, but that felt like a rather short-sighted decision from management :( https://hardware.slashdot.org/story/19/07/22/1534200/dropbox...
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Language Server Protocol plugins are adding functionality for completion/docs/refactoring these days, and vim-jdb looks pretty decent.
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deoplete is the other major completion engine, and it's written in python.
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