morcus

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by morcus 1y ago
It seems so: https://github.com/rxi/sj.h/blob/master/demo%2Fobject.c
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by morcus 1y ago
Surely most queries should process much less than 1 TB of data?
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by morcus 1y ago
I genuinely don't understand - how could Typescript provide a separate API on top of this? I usually do not expect Typescript to start generating code and APIs for me. Also, Typescript is adding types on top of the JavaScript language,
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by morcus 1y ago
How could Typescript have fixed this?
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by morcus 1y ago
Typescript also has ORMs. The problem is not with TypeScript or even JavaScript but an odd Browser API where mutating some random value of an object results in a redirect on the page, but not synchronously. Even if the language of the brows
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by morcus 1y ago
In about 2021 I set up dual boot on my Windows PC and slowly ended up using Linux more over time. In 2023 I built a new PC and this time didn't even bother getting Windows. the only things that didn't run natively were a few video
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by morcus 1y ago
Is this itself an AI generated comment? The word "just" appears 1 time in the article.
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by morcus 1y ago
A follow up question: how can I check that my own stock is not subject to the same terms? Can publicly traded companies do the same?
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by morcus 1y ago
Are there any alternative resources you would recommend?
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by morcus 1y ago
I interpreted the comment as "why would management bother" not "why would the rank-and-file" bother
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by morcus 1y ago
Yeah, it's definitely meant to be a joke. You also don't need to start with all zeros, any input will allow you to finish on the second try.
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by morcus 1y ago
The comment said "should be" which you glibly interpret as "should be going to jail based on the law" but could very easily be "the law should be such that this kind of negligence results in jail time".
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by morcus 1y ago
+1 to this, my first impression before I read this comment was wondering about the legally of using these components.
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by morcus 1y ago
That is not at all what I said. Thanks for the snark, though!
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by morcus 1y ago
I've been interested on dipping my toes in Solid for a while, but I've heard there's a 2.0 coming soon and I don't want to bother learning Solid in detail if there's going to be a lot of breaking changes soon. Does
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by morcus 1y ago
I don't follow - where I am, peak demand seems to be in the summer during the day when everyone has air conditioning on.
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by morcus 1y ago
The think that was the point, it's unimaginable that something like that could only cost 30k in the US.
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by morcus 1y ago
Thank you for the response. The part I don't under is what is different about Azure and AWS in this case? Is Azure providing discounting pricing on Windows Server licenses? Or is it that Azure directly provides Windows Server machines
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by morcus 1y ago
I found the article very difficult to understand. Can someone with an understanding of the issues help explain what's going on? Is the idea that Microsoft provides licenses for Azure VMs running Windows free of charge, whereas AWS and
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by morcus 1y ago
But commuter rail is pretty different, right? The point of discussion was more around the restrictions of intercity.
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by morcus 1y ago
You're just shifting the goalposts here. I will still stick with them because they're better value than the American alternatives, but that's beside the point. You were arguing that the same number of dollars will get me the
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by morcus 1y ago
On the mortgage and tax bill specifically, sure there is no impact. But I (an American) pay for some European services in Euros, meaning those got 10% more expensive. I understand this might be the intended effect, but it's not good fo
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by morcus 1y ago
This is someone's personal blog, and it seems like it wasn't posted by the person that owns the blog. Have the decency to just ignore and move on next time.
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by morcus 2y ago
But this would only converge if you assume the fees will stay fixed or at least grow more slowly than the discount rate.
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by morcus 2y ago
The crazy thing is when that was first posted to HN, the salary was 50% lower. Shocking that no one wanted to work there.
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by morcus 2y ago
Seems like an interesting idea - is it only tactics in scope or has does the AI also do well at analyzing strategic ideas? Some other thoughts: Isn't the first example just wrong? The AI says "after dxe3 Rxd8 Rxd8, white wins the
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by morcus 2y ago
It's interesting to me though because I can see a human getting confused similarly. IIRC when I played Pokemon a while back someone told me you could get a valuable item (Leftovers) by checking the garbage can on one ship in one game,
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by morcus 2y ago
I also don't really see why this is a positive. If you have too much in a file, then split it off? It doesn't fundamentally add or subtract and complexity either way.
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by morcus 2y ago
To be clear, I don't have an opinion in this fight. I was just interested in the historical trivia. Thanks for the little history lesson!
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by morcus 2y ago
Luckily Java now has "Record" to partially handle the pain.

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