makapuf

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   by makapuf 4y ago

   i also love this page, comparing different sorting animations for different use cases such as random, almost sorted, ... https://www.toptal.com/developers/sorting-algorithms
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   indeed. LSP are for high latency, high impact, careful changes. multicursor edits (with sublime for me) are for those "replace all the str_something with string_something in the next 3 lines, quick"
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   Wouldn't endianness interfere with this notation and the preceding one?
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   A band playing publicly a reinterpretation of a famous band will get sued even if its not verbatim.
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   I dont understand the reported size of the go runtime. Sure, an hello world can be 2 megs in Go, but not 500. Compiled binaries are standalone and famously statically linked, so there is no extra RUNtime. I'd think the reported 470MB i
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   Id say the go standard library, including /x/ extended stdlib
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   Or reduce passenger travelling, which in the current days of possible zoom meetings and climate disruption would be a net positive.
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   If it provides the correct features and runs correctly, simpler is better. To me, simpler to run, understand, backup, deploy, recover goes in the right direction.
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   by makapuf 4y ago

   You mean this book was not published by academic publishers, so its value is nil?
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Maybe to get 256kB address space with 16bit pointers ? Edit: 4 times error
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Every file that changed because rules changed, which shouldn't be frequent, I don't remember black changed radically since its creation, do you have an example of some widespread syntax change ?
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    If your import statements are indented, they must be in control statements (try/except or conditional imports, I fail to see why you would put those in a loop) thus they will be difficult to reorder if you import another module (with d
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Its a tradeoff. Decoder is real fast and can be used in embedded contexts (or ported to languages simply). Encoder is also really fast which can be useful for game textures by example.
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    How to Destroy the Earth(qntm.org)

    2 points by makapuf 4y ago|0 comments
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    This pattern is very pleasant and I sure hope browsers would embed as HTML standard a simple version of this (with simple hx-get/post, hx-target and hx-event to start)
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    For webdev Go scratch containers are really nice and quick to develop. Of course the language could use better error checking but that's about it. It really does that job well. Fast, secure (GC and yes you can ignore errors the same wa
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Or have a "hide comments that could have been autogenerated" button
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I understand that decoupling storage and features is useful. Regarding merge, and again I'm linking storage and functionality, but storing one file per issue would alleviate this. And two users working on the same issue would need to s
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Thanks for the reply, interesting. Regarding everyone agreeing, isn't someone quite obliged to use the project approach to bugtracking? If there are bridges, then you could implement them for this also. Re: merging, if you merge some b
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Why not a issues/ directory with one file per issue ? Put comments there, track them by author as commit author. Consider them part of a branch or a release. (So a big could be fixed in a branch and not in another).
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    That and your app depend on 2TB being all in memory NOW so after one error you have to reload it all from disk before serving any request, because you had full fast backup right?
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    You can split your make file in two CI steps, one cached, and the other one depending on it.
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I don't know how many LOC you could trigger with a write. Including all drivers, filesystems , ..., perhaps millions. Hardly a unit test. And then, a driver is difficult to unit test. BUT some parts of the kernel could use unit tests.
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I print PLA and I don't think those are very durable. Sure, ABS is. That's why I think for the kind of widgets were printing, i think it's best to use flimsy PLA.
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I don't wanna know the carbon dioxide emissions per person year for those. Wait, I do.
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I'm not sure, just for the fact that the best browser is something that could vary quickly, there might be niches, different native versions...
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I understand your point, but really floats are not reals and we should test for equality of a float+precision.
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    I actually had sole hopes of a windows subsystem for linux reading the title, wondering about the link with Wine...
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    Number seems to be 81 in fact. https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/69175/answers-10-tricky-...
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    by makapuf 4y ago

    courtesy cannot be enforced, that's the point.