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3y ago
Acting as judge, jury and executioner while eating in a diner.
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nly
3y ago
This is simply because over times systems destructure. Some developer eventually can't be arsed to stop and _think_ for half an hour about how to solve a problem, so proposes replacing the carefully thought out DSL with a Python script
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3y ago
Probably just doing that so they can maintain their exclusive right to import it legally.
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3y ago
So a 50% market drop wipes you out completely? Hrrm, nah
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3y ago
Most UHNWIs have the majority of their liquid wealth in public stocks, real estate and bonds. It's a bit of a myth that they have exotic investment tastes (once you eliminate equity in their own businesses)
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3y ago
Not sure what's to gain here really. NVIDIA are free to remove this check and just ship their own Linux distro to their profitable customers. It's desktop users with NVIDIA GPUs who will end up shafted.
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3y ago
Use a decent IDE. Most render & at the call site so you know. I find this all a bit rich anyway. In languages like C#, everything is a bloody reference and this lame concept of "reference types" corrupts developer minds.
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3y ago
Can someone else not be the person you stay for when your mother leaves?
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3y ago
Parts of CW are ok at night. It's improving. I went there for dinner with an old friend the other week and it was buzzing.
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3y ago
Parrots are pretty intelligent. Seems like a an unfair analogy
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3y ago
In a previous role I tried reliable multicast via ZeroMQ's support for PGM and it was a fucking disaster. Aeron does indeed actually work.
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3y ago
This is a limit of battery technology. Your Apple laptop will ha e shit battery life in a few years as well
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3y ago
What's so nasty about it? I find it a delight
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3y ago
There was a proposal for such a thing in 2014 A Proposal for the World's Dumbest Smart Pointer, v4 - Open Standards https://open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2014/n4282.p...
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3y ago
Rip off of this article from 6 years ago? https://hackernoon.com/value-ptr-the-missing-c-smart-pointer... https://buckaroo.pm/blog/value-ptr-the-missing-smart-ptr People have been writing pointer-like
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3y ago
I live maybe 20-25 minutes walk from here and never heard of this
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3y ago
It's only zero copy to parse/read. The builders allocate all over the place.
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3y ago
I had to use it at work in a C++ environment and ended up settling on patching a copy of https://github.com/vlm/asn1c Can't say I'd feel confident putting any of this stuff in a public service. Too complex an
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3y ago
Or maybe the health of the population in general just isn't very good for many reasons and it's all coming under the "long COVID" umbrella now.
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3y ago
My thesis: Sometimes some of the developers who "get shit done" and ship on time are the most destructive of all. Creating huge inefficiency savings for relatively modest savings in the short term. Spending an extra day thinking a
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3y ago
Legally in some jurisdictions all corpses belong to the state.
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3y ago
So nothing is pointless because God actually gives a shit about all of it, no matter how insignificant, and is going to weigh it all up in the end? I guess that helped some people sleep at night as they laboured away as slaves.
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3y ago
I.e. https://libdivide.com/
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3y ago
It's unlikely. As people live longer but want to retire at a similar age to their parents demand for risk assets is going to be even higher in the future. I mean, as much as interest rates have dramatically risen recently, real yields
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3y ago
Yeah, the decline in neighbourlyness would be an even more interesting phenomenon to study. My person hunch is back in the day there was a more "we're all in the same boat" feeling at the street level, where everyone had simi
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3y ago
Well, a support network is one thing. My grandparents certainly babysat me on occasion, but me and my partner are quite far away (over an hours drive) away from any close family. Naturally my parents are also a lot older than my grandparent
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3y ago
Well I can't speak for anybody else, but me and my partner are pushing mid to late 30s and simply haven't got there because of cost and lack of financial stability. It's difficult to impossible to survive on a single income l
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3y ago
Aging population, lower economic growth (less consumer demand for goods and services).
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3y ago
You're describing market makers, not all HFT participants.
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3y ago
I work at a HFT shop and put C++ code is modern (C++23, GCC 13) and uses stacks of third party libraries
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