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by melony 4y ago
You can't deployed the apps generated in any useful business capacity so it is not truly free except for a minority of personal users (or if you are in a country where IP rights are not easily enforced). These platforms' primary c
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by melony 4y ago
It is, because the runtime is bundled with the OS (similar its counterpart the JVM is also extremely widely deployed) and its output is significantly lowered. C.f. > (or even Java/.NET style lowered bytecode binaries).
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by melony 4y ago
For me it is AOT compilation and packaging. An application language should be able to pull in most of its dependencies and runtime and be packaged into a reasonably sized and performant binary. The reason why scripting languages (that are
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by melony 4y ago
Assuming your phone's standard IOs and UIs are truly borked, if you can find an electronics engineer, ask them if they are familiar with JTAG. If your version of Android is old enough, you can pluck out the data unencrypted by solderin
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by melony 4y ago
There's also https://github.com/illacloud/illa-builder . Only Retool alternative I have found so far that's not AGPL encumbered or open core.
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by melony 4y ago
I thought he was Bruce Wayne's illegitimate son?
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by melony 4y ago
I recommend https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs168/index.html
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by melony 4y ago
That's from an eternity ago. Speaker diarization has come a long way.
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by melony 4y ago
No shared memory options?
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by melony 4y ago
It's not the payment processors' fault (but MasterCard and Visa's oligopoly does need to be shattered), it is the banks'. They (more specifically, the network of banks that handle most payment processing) are at the foun
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by melony 4y ago
The counter argument is that you don't have to babysit any of those services. AWS/some other PaaS will handle everything for pennies. Unless you are working in a low cost of labor country, developer time is going to be more expens
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by melony 4y ago
Many open source software license have an automatic revocation clause in the event of litigation too. Considering the viral nature of software libraries, that could make life very difficult for people too.
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by melony 4y ago
Why do you sum the digits? Goldbach?
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by melony 4y ago
Why does “cushman-ml” suggest a 12B model instead of the 175B model?
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by melony 4y ago
I think those are high index lenses, not normal lenses. I might be wrong though.
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by melony 4y ago
The founder of Obsidian is a former Minecraft modder.
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by melony 4y ago
A reminder that all websites under the Stripe.com domain do not work on Opera.
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by melony 4y ago
What's the current status of Esy? https://github.com/esy/esy Any plans to backport its design back to Opam?
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by melony 4y ago
Any exponential backoff in the event of unresponsive endpoint? How doea the library deal with increasing backpressure?
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by melony 4y ago
What's the technical limit? The width of the attention layer?
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by melony 4y ago
I usually use https://www.taichi-lang.org/ when I need to speed up the code.
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by melony 4y ago
Melony is not that pedantic and melony does not ask questions whose answers melony already know. Melony has better things to do than to hound SaaS services over alleged license violations (unlike a certain somebody ).
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by melony 4y ago
Are you using SPICE for the actual simulation?
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by melony 4y ago
Sponsorblock https://github.com/ajayyy/SponsorBlock
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by melony 4y ago
Do you still need to pass around "Data Transfer Objects" to do simple parameter binding?
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by melony 4y ago
What about the funds that FTX invested back into Sequoia?
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by melony 4y ago
How much of the baseband driver do they have access to on your device?
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by melony 4y ago
Authorization is a pain in the ass, you have to fully buy into Postgres RLS system. On the authentication side, it helps to be familiar with OAuth and JWTs. Old school cookie based solutions (or any unorthodox 3rd party delegate auth scheme
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by melony 4y ago
And if you tie the conflict resolution logic to the individual delta operations, you get Operational Transforms.
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by melony 4y ago
I do not believe their claimed savings. Steel is a very cheap building material and at the scale of solar farms, the cost should be very low. (As an alternative to stainless steel on the other hand, it may make more sense)

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