Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
nindalf
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
63 ms
·
901.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
> Rust compilations are also very much longer Longer than? C++? You might be interested in this post that shows they’re about the same - https://quick-lint-js.com/blog/cpp-vs-rust-build-times/
902.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
The first line of Wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paycheck ) > A paycheck, also spelled paycheque, pay check or pay cheque "Oh no, the top comment on my question makes me look stupid. Quick, let me make
903.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Ah, you missed the part where I answered your question in detail. :) It couldn’t hurt to develop some reading comprehension. :)
904.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
When asked a loaded question, I point out its loaded before answering it. I could be wrong though. Perhaps you were merely ignorant of what “politics” means. In that case, I’m sorry for calling your question loaded. I hope you’ve found this
905.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Firstly, you don't specify what the Fair Tax is > The Fair Tax would repeal the current tax code and replace it with a single national consumption tax that is pro-growth and allows Americans to keep every cent of their hard-earned m
906.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
https://archive.is/474mc
907.
▲
Write down what you're working on
(blog.nindalf.com)
7 points
by
nindalf
4y ago
|
1 comments
908.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
> The struggle of a Japanese developer to make an app is greater than that of a primarily English-speaking developer. And yet somehow, Chinese developers manage just fine?
909.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
This pattern can be seen in golden age vs current kitchen utensils: the former[0] perform admirably today; the latter often are so poorly constructed that they break or have to be thrown away within a couple of years.[1] [0] at least: the u
910.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
This claim feels truthy, but is it true? Most of the big models were being trained on specialised hardware like tensor chips right? And the biggest drop isn’t because crypto is worth less, it’s because Ethereum doesn’t use proof of work sin
911.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
You think if Google or Toyota or Maersk or HSBC or AT&T stopped paying rent on their offices it wouldn’t be a major news story? It would be because it would have a dramatic impact on their perceived solvency and their share price. I’m q
912.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Thank you for sharing this.
913.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Could you mention some books?
914.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
> Linus for Linux Responsibility for various sub-systems is already distributed to many individuals. As for overall responsibility to maintain the canonical tree and merge patches in, it'll probably similar to the last time Linus st
915.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Again, this communication from the FBI is specifically targeted at victims of a particular scam. The victims have already lost more than what the FBI could hypothetically maybe do to them. Unless we live in Scooby Doo-verse and the FBI agen
916.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Adding things to Rust needn’t increase the complexity. One of the features that should arrive in a year or so is the ability to use async functions everywhere, even in traits. Right now there’s additional complexity and difficulty for begin
917.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Yeah! Don’t trust the man! The man is only interested in … something! There must be an ulterior motive in trying to bring scammers to book! Just think for a second. If someone has been scammed out of millions, you think they’re not going to
918.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
I remember reading the warning on the label and thinking "wow, there's no way someone would ignore this warning and have 6-7 of these over a few hours". And yet, here you stand. Warning us against the obvious overdose that th
919.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
> open source but not open contributions I never understood this. Does it mean other open source projects are "open contributions" and anyone can just go ahead and commit to master? No. Literally every project requires you to h
920.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Agreed. I don’t think I’ll ever need these pills but I think in ten years we’ll think they’re the second most impactful thing to happen last year.
921.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
That’s pretty much what I said. People are comparing themselves with those around them. If they’re about equal, they’re happy. If the society has high inequality, they’re unhappy. The absolute level of what they have is irrelevant, which is
922.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Because sometimes you’re dealing with the real article. This isn’t a boner pill made of rhino horn. This has been proven in double blind studies, FDA approved and has changed the lives of thousands of people. This could potentially halt the
923.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
It’s an approximation
924.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
That’s lovely. It sounds like the kind of thing that would work well in a fortune cookie. Meanwhile, in the real world, we find that that’s not how happiness works at all. People want more than they used to have or they want more than the p
925.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
You can use emoji in HN comments? Emojis get automatically removed from mine. Edit: ok, some do and some don’t. 🈶 is allowed but :laugh_with_tears: isn’t. I guess there’s a specific list of emojis that are getting stripped.
926.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
If anyone reading this is thinking “why does Windows even matter for development?” then congratulations because you’ve discovered you’re in a filter bubble. Surveys, such as StackOverflow’s ( https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2
927.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
You’re assuming the codebase would need to be rewritten. It’s always possible that there might be a gradual transition within the same codebase. New features could be implemented in the new language while keeping everything else the same.
928.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
This is similar to saying that no one would migrate to TypeScript because there are so many existing JavaScript codebases. The success of TypeScript and Kotlin suggest that one of the languages that hope to interoperate with C++ like Carbon
929.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
The context behind this endorsement is that senior engineers at Google are unhappy with the decisions taken by the C++ committee. The big one is described in this document - What is ABI, and What Should WG21 Do About It? ( https://
930.
▲
by
nindalf
4y ago
Just another request to stop citing Tiobe. This index is misleading and harmful. https://blog.nindalf.com/posts/stop-citing-tiobe/
More ›