mrits

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931.
by mrits 6y ago
the rare perimeter denier
932.
by mrits 6y ago
If atoms don't have perimeters then no objects made of atoms have perimeter.
933.
by mrits 6y ago
Call me old fashion but I don't consider anything inside the perimeter of an atom as empty space.
934.
by mrits 6y ago
in 5 years: "Please take a break from your coding and watch this short advertisement"
935.
by mrits 6y ago
Those things you listed are easily fixed which is what I assume they meant by lucky.
936.
by mrits 6y ago
In a commercial product I worked on I went against the vendors advice to try out jemalloc. It took a 100GB memory hold (that took 48 hours to happen) to staying steady at around 2-4GB and only peaking at 100GB for a few seconds a day. Sam
937.
by mrits 6y ago
What happens when your best friend starts working at the same place or even becomes your boss?
938.
by mrits 6y ago
Reminded me of how many times we'd accidentally kick the front of the nintendo on the floor and reset it.
939.
by mrits 6y ago
I left postgres v9 and have been working on Vertica. It's pretty surprising that Vertica came out with that WITH/WITHOUT MATERIALIZATION keywords 2 years ago.
940.
by mrits 6y ago
I think it's arguable that either of those countries survived.
941.
by mrits 7y ago
I agree. In my experience it now means anything that could be shown during a sales demo without needing intentional pauses.
942.
by mrits 7y ago
I'm not that young
943.
by mrits 7y ago
"People get really gung-ho about reusing code and creating shared libraries, but reusing code is actually bad most of the time. You should strive to only depend on things that you can reasonably expect to not change" -- things cha
944.
by mrits 7y ago
Well now I'm concerned that I'm on the same side of an argument with someone like you.
945.
by mrits 7y ago
I find it amusing that I can't tell what side you are on.
946.
by mrits 7y ago
"Google is the fourth biggest public company" -- That's exactly why they wouldn't want 365 company wide
947.
by mrits 7y ago
For $10.month you could get hundreds of games for consoles right now. So if being able to purchase used affordable games was their angle that just isn't the case. And of course all major titles can be safely purchased online in physi
948.
by mrits 7y ago
Starting a trade war against your #1 trade partner is not on your list to handle the upcoming EU recession.
949.
Ask HN: Mark yourself infected in social media?
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950.
by mrits 7y ago
Of course they can. But I'm not sure Germany wants to start a trade war.
951.
by mrits 7y ago
I think they were answering my question in that this is difference since it is professionals performing triage and not bureaucrats.
952.
by mrits 7y ago
"will choose someone with better survival chances." How does this differ from the death panels that used to be brought up in the US? Serious question as I didn't follow politics too much when I was younger.
953.
by mrits 7y ago
I don't think the death rate is what would collapse the world economy. Even if the drug ended up killing more people it would still potentially help the economy. Especially if the side effects weren't know for years. Obviously I&
954.
by mrits 7y ago
That's exactly what my therapist said.
955.
by mrits 7y ago
Your comment makes me so irrationally angry. I totally disagree. But I'll be civil. I write scalable apps without K8. I moved away from it. Stateless services are trivial to scale.
956.
by mrits 7y ago
I moved into management 5 years in at my startup. At the time I had ~50% of all code commits. I wanted to run a team because there was so much I wanted to create that I couldn't without the help of others. After a few years of VP of
957.
by mrits 7y ago
What is really happening is reddit is just taking over all the most popular subreddits. They want to control the main vibe of the site. Understandable for a corporation but not in line with the original idea of the founders.
958.
by mrits 7y ago
Single binary is becoming more common even for runtime apps (JVM,.NET). The reason I wouldn't want Electron to be shared across apps is I don't want a system wide install and certainly don't want to deal runtime version typ
959.
by mrits 7y ago
Not everyone wants to live in a dense population.
960.
by mrits 7y ago
It takes your most confidential data and tokenizes, compresses and THEN encrypts in that order. With todays architecture I can only imagine how many different microservices that are involved before the encryption happens. I'll pass

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