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Fired Google Insider Speaks Out(youtube.com)
23 points by mikevm 5y ago|6 comments
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by mikevm 5y ago
I don't remember needing anything except Discrete Maths when I took this course in the Uni, so I think multivariate calculus is overkill.
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by mikevm 5y ago
"No impact expected" - famous last words
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by mikevm 5y ago
I upvoted you because I don't think your post deserves the downvotes. But regarding the efficacy of Ivermectin, I think that Yuri Deigin does a really good review of some of the studies and pretty much shows that it probably does not w
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by mikevm 5y ago
So if we really assume determinism, does that mean that we'll have to make some changes to the legal system? For example, getting rid of the insanity defense[0]? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insanity_defense
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by mikevm 5y ago
Flutter is not native. They draw all the controls themselves, so there'll always be some difference between how the native platforms feels and how a Flutter app feels (due to small and not so small differences).
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by mikevm 5y ago
I guess they don't think Flutter is a good experience for iOS apps. When you don't eat your own dogfood, why would you expect others to do so?
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by mikevm 5y ago
I haven't used it, but having experience with IntelliJ IDEA and GoLand, they are slower and more cumbersome. In SourceInsight you click on any symbol and immediately you get xrefs, the function's source code (if it's a func
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by mikevm 5y ago
Unfortunately, they're the best alternative to Stripe in countries where Stripe is not supported.
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by mikevm 5y ago
But you already pay them $99/year for a dev account... why do you have to pay them for every purchase as well?
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by mikevm 5y ago
Many years ago, when working on at a company with a huge legacy C/C++ codebase, one of the coworkers recommended I try out Source Insight[0]. After tweaking a few of the settings, it blew any other IDE out of the water. The ability to
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by mikevm 5y ago
So a person who owns a farm with dogs as pets, chickens, and cattle (which he will slaughter at some point) is cruel? What a dumb analogy.
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by mikevm 5y ago
I can't wait to read the small print when it comes to actual egress bandwidth pricing. I can't believe it's going to actually cost zero dollars for all use-cases.
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by mikevm 5y ago
The ministry of truth has deemed your tweet "misleading", you will now be escorted to isolation to reflect on your deeds.
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by mikevm 5y ago
So how do the various popular CRDT libraries compare nowadays? There's Yjs (with a Rust port that is in progress), Automerge-rs, and your own diamond-types project :). Is Yjs still the current go-to for most projects' needs?
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by mikevm 5y ago
No thank you. I'd rather spend my time more productively. Oh, and I actually live in Israel and am well aware of the one-sided nonsense being spewed by both of these organizations.
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by mikevm 5y ago
So many outright falsehoods in your statement, and you even wonder? Lol.
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Stream_libarchive: Workaround various types of locale braindeath(github.com)
1 points by mikevm 5y ago|0 comments
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A Linux Kernel Implementation of the Homa Transport Protocol(usenix.org)
3 points by mikevm 5y ago|0 comments
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by mikevm 5y ago
How well does it handle public WiFi? Some hotspots may block any non-HTTP traffic, or traffic on nonstandard ports. IIRC ZeroTier will use relays when UDP traffic is blocked.
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by mikevm 5y ago
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Search] "ConnectedSearchUseWebOverMeteredConnections"=dword:00000000 "AllowCortana"=dword:00000000 "DisableW
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by mikevm 5y ago
what are these yellow blobs?
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Statistics and psychology: Multiple comparisons give spurious results(slate.com)
2 points by mikevm 5y ago|0 comments
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Apple Exploring RISC-V, Hiring RISC-V ‘High Performance’ Programmers(tomshardware.com)
164 points by mikevm 5y ago|118 comments
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by mikevm 5y ago
Have you read the books as well? I was wondering whether it's worth listening to the lectures or reading the book.
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by mikevm 5y ago
I have an Intel iGPU and a GTX 1070 myself, and currently just dual boot to separate SSDs (the larger SSD for Windows, the smaller for Linux). When you switch to the Windows VM, do you intend to suspend the Linux VM, or you just want to let
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by mikevm 5y ago
Yes, but there were some people that were pushing HATEOAS for APIs. I think the fact that pretty much no one does it is good enough evidence to see that it's just not a good fit. HATEOAS is good for web sites and human operators, but n
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by mikevm 5y ago
Frankly, Bob Martin (let's stop calling him "uncle", please) is a joke. He has a very expensive lecture series called Clean Coders which is goofy, quirky, annoying, and just a plain waste of time and money. He wears goofy cos
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by mikevm 5y ago
I think HATEOAS is basically requiring a client that looks a lot like a web browser. Which is no surprise, since Fielding is basically describing the way the web works. This is not necessarily a good prescription for APIs manipulated by cod
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by mikevm 5y ago
He can start by actually developing a major (non-toy) application using HATEOAS and then once we all marvel at his success, we might consider doing things this way. To me, HATEOAS always seemed like it wants me to basically re-invent the we

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