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931.
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mhh__
3y ago
I see mentioned something like making a new editor UI. This is quite important for the longevity of Wikipedia.
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mhh__
3y ago
I wonder if you could do something clever such that you can have people volunteer their SIM for sending 2FA?
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3y ago
Is that including staff + trying to do new stuff or just the servers.
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mhh__
3y ago
Got a banh mi in Berlin recently. It was fine but the place literally only accepted orders in person from an app. I can usually take or leave paying in cash but Jesus Christ.
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mhh__
3y ago
> basement I was looking for an itanium server for a while and literally couldn't find one that wasn't silly money
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mhh__
3y ago
Because Excel is the highest velocity application development tool. It's total shit after the first week but it's very very quick prior to that.
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3y ago
There is nuance to this. It's not so much a habit of being deliberately arcane as, in my opinion at least, badly attempting to keep the sense of the sublime that engineering departments often lose touch with. I went to a pretty shit ph
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3y ago
Although I think they'll be replaced by ChatGPT a good article in that style is actually quite valuable. I like attacking complexity head on, and have a good knowledge of both quantitative methods & qualitative details of (say)
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3y ago
I actually find python and C very similar in spirit. Syntax is mostly an irrelevance, they have surprisingly similar patterns in my opinion. In a modern language I want a type system that both reduces risk and reduces typing — safety and me
940.
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mhh__
3y ago
You can pretty easily get C performance (I'd argue that C's lack of abstraction makes slow but simple code more appealing) with pythonic expressiveness pretty easily with a more modern language.
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mhh__
3y ago
It will do multipleS SIMD instructions at the same time, too.
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3y ago
It's mostly going to be bound by the GPU, which would be a wildcard, but i reckon you could match the existing performance for the same power draw, but then you also have a properly fast computer to plug into a monitor in your bag.
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mhh__
3y ago
With Zen 2?
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mhh__
3y ago
It'll never happen but I'd love if Valve could wack an M1 / similar apple chip on one of these
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mhh__
3y ago
Public not interest is a euphemism for journalists incapable of processing.
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mhh__
3y ago
I can't remember enough to name names but one obviously didn't to the point that it mentioned what the GNU code does in comments.
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mhh__
3y ago
In general a lot of "[GNU tool] but in rust" projects do seem to come very close to violating the GPL, especially in spirit.
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mhh__
3y ago
I'm not sure if I really want python here. Make is ugly, but it's reasonably clean "algebraically". I find Python very difficult to reason about, and ugly — it's a language that doesn't seem to have been well d
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mhh__
3y ago
It's relatively common in D application to use the compile time capabilities to generator a parser at compile time
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mhh__
3y ago
Unless you have a tag column that's not the same thing
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mhh__
3y ago
How else would you do it?
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mhh__
3y ago
I wouldn't trust an absolute answer but it can help you generate counterarguments that you might miss
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mhh__
3y ago
The youtube client I use is able skip (some) mid roll ads.
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mhh__
3y ago
The Wii UI is partly a library (shared library even?) iirc
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mhh__
3y ago
It could've been if it was done now but the "zoomers have never used a real computer" phenomenon is slightly after peak raspberry pi
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3y ago
He did an interview a while ago
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3y ago
Helps to have some money too. I could just about afford to get some PCBs made for some RF work but ain't no way I was getting mum and dad to buy me my own electron microscope (or move house to have space)
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mhh__
3y ago
I wasn't aware Jane Street did that kind of discretionary trading.
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mhh__
3y ago
There is a talk page where you're supposed to hash this kind of thing out. What was the equation?
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mhh__
3y ago
It's a dominant principal component of all the options.
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