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by meling 1y ago
Just watched this… Thanks for posting. It is very nicely presented and intuitive as usual from 3blue1brown. Can definitely recommend this if you want to get a bit deeper understanding of quantum computing than the usual surface level nonsen
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by meling 1y ago
See the related work section in the SOSP 2024 paper. I think verification speed is one of the main benefits of verus. https://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/bparno/papers/verus-sys.pdf
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by meling 1y ago
I think the Chord DHT uses this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_(peer-to-peer)
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by meling 1y ago
I read it about two years ago, and would definitely recommend it. It has a similar vibe to Josh Bloch’s Effective Java.
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by meling 2y ago
What’s the overhead of running in docker vs bare metal?
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by meling 2y ago
I love the last sentence: “…, if you set yourself the goal of crossing an 8-lane freeway blindfolded, it does make sense to focus on doing it as fast as you possibly can.”
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by meling 2y ago
I remember him from the Bourne Identity… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bourne_Identity_(1988_film...
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by meling 2y ago
Kind of related. I gave my dad my old iPhone years ago, and when he bought a new car, the car’s app was unsupported on his phone’s version of iOS. He ended up having to get a new phone as well as a new car. (It’s nice to start heating up th
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by meling 2y ago
I remember spending my whole years (part-time) work salary on an Amiga 4000 in 1993 or 94. I miss that computer. But man, my then girlfriend (now wife) was pretty horrified that I spent so much money on a computer… I don’t remember what oth
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by meling 2y ago
One thing that’s been annoying me about desktop/window management is that whenever I’ve organized my windows that I need for one project on one desktop, I eventually need to upgrade vscode or warp or macOS needs to be updated. And then
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by meling 2y ago
Perhaps verus would be helpful to the op: https://github.com/verus-lang/verus
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by meling 2y ago
It was on the front page before as well. I remember reading the blog. Don’t know why there wasn’t much engagement though.
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by meling 2y ago
You already posted this one a few weeks back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41643946
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by meling 2y ago
> lists “Eva’s Blumenladen” (Eva’s Flower Shop) and “Peter’s Taverne” (Peter’s Tavern) as usable alternatives, though “Eva’s Brille” (“Eva’s glasses”) remains incorrect. I didn’t understand why Eva’s Brille is incorrect. Anyone understan
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by meling 2y ago
Last paragraph made me laugh At least you did something cool with your screen time!
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by meling 2y ago
If it is as bad as you claim, it would be interesting if you could back this up with a falsification report for the papers in question.
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by meling 2y ago
I only read the abstract; “Simulations show that for most study designs and settings, it is more likely for a research claim to be false than true.” True vs false seems like a very crude metric, no? Perhaps this paper’s research claim is al
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by meling 2y ago
I too like makefiles, but the sophistication that I’ve added to some mine are a bit much and I now wish I had explained, via comments, to myself what I did :-D That said, I wish there would come a new tool that could make things easier, tha
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by meling 2y ago
Rumors say an update is in the works; my guess is a release early next year. https://www.macrumors.com/roundup/iphone-se/
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by meling 2y ago
It said in the article; drugs.
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Building LLM-powered applications in Go(go.dev)
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by meling 2y ago
Not sure about the fork workflow but otherwise it is possible to change the base branch (manually on GH’s web interface) so that you don’t have to see the original branches and review the changes from A to B and from B to C. Maybe this is n
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by meling 2y ago
The following from the first update: if err := f.Close(); err != nil { return err } return nil Is equivalent to return f.Close()
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by meling 2y ago
Pretty sure you can add random/natural imperfections in the lab too!
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by meling 2y ago
Since Go 1.23 you can do this: slices.Sorted(maps.Keys(m))
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by meling 2y ago
Coming from a fault tolerance background, this seems to be a prime example where OS diversity would have helped. But clearly staging the roll out of updates (even definition files) should be standard practice when you have more than 10k cus
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by meling 2y ago
Thanks Russ for your great leadership and contributions to the Go community. I’ve always enjoy your talks, blogs, and your many contributions to the language. Looking forward to your future contributions to the language and ecosystem.
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by meling 2y ago
There was a pretty strong world record tonight in the men’s 100 m freestyle of 46.40. Actually more than a second faster than the second place and beating the previous wr by 0.4 seconds.
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by meling 2y ago
I was hoping the blog author would have revealed some plans for supporting a new iteration API in dolt. The range over func API is particularly useful if you need to iterate and compute over something that doesn’t all fit in memory (as is n
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by meling 2y ago
I grew up programming 68k assembly on the Amiga. I loved the Amiga. It was ahead of its time in so many ways. I’m amazed that folks are still maintaining things like this.

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