nqzero

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by nqzero 5y ago
in what way is gsuite garbage ? granted, i mostly just use gmail. but after a few years at [major company], gmail seems light years ahead of anything they use
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by nqzero 5y ago
do any of these json processing tools support wildcards in key names ? eg, '.long*' instead of '.longNameWithManyDetails'
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by nqzero 5y ago
appreciate your use of "first principles based modeling". in my program, that's what we meant by "model based", but usage in the AI community is quite different your verbiage concisely captures what's so import
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by nqzero 5y ago
you can write concise Java, and don't need to use Spring or similar. even then (and arguably especially then), Java IDEs (intellij, netbeans, eclipse) are a huge win since they natively speak the strong static typing and AST, allowing
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by nqzero 5y ago
What does it mean for a human to understand ?
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by nqzero 5y ago
i think that comment jumped the air gap
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by nqzero 5y ago
he writes: "watt/hours", so ymmv ...
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by nqzero 5y ago
1920x1200 is good enough for me, i don't use anything adobe, don't do graphics, etc have you looked at cpu performance or cpu-only power efficiency of the XPS 17 vs M1 Pro MacBook 16 for backend work ?
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by nqzero 5y ago
https://you.com/search?q=stuff
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by nqzero 5y ago
is there a cheap sbc or soc from an atleast-somewhat-reputable source that comes pre-loaded with linux ?
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by nqzero 5y ago
for the official oracle view, see: https://www.oracle.com/technical-resources/articles/java/arc... "JMH provides a [snip] foundation for writing and running benchmarks whose results are not erroneous due
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by nqzero 5y ago
JMH intentionally disables many optimizations that hotspot would otherwise perform, so comparing the (optimized) rust performance with the (de-optimized) jmh performance doesn't make any sense
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by nqzero 5y ago
maybe they used a genetic algorithm to generate the headline
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by nqzero 5y ago
building a new computer. want to be able to trust it 100% for at least a moment. i can't figure out how to "buy" a trusted copy of any linux and don't have any machines i have 100% trust in (who does), so can't burn
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by nqzero 6y ago
in the plural or non-countable, such as this case, "guy" is ungendered
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by nqzero 6y ago
in the northeast usa (boston, nyc, ohio), staying a couple hours is fine in most coffee shops. and lots of people are interested in open ended discussions. but we're also wary of getting drawn into something toxic, so you need to be de
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by nqzero 6y ago
would a free (or low cost) tier on a limited number of nodes be something you'd consider for a database product ?
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by nqzero 6y ago
techempower has been very resistant to alternative databases. i pursued the effort for a couple years and gave up (so possible that it's improved in the last 12-18 months). their business is based on enterprise consulting - i suspect i
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by nqzero 6y ago
This And I'd argue that google's about the only thing propping up the internet. Chromium's a reasonably open platform (certainly more so than internet explorer, which not that long ago looked destined to become the dominant p
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by nqzero 6y ago
agree that I see google as vulnerable and the space could move very quickly - for end users, there's no lock-in (compared to eg facebook with the network effect) but is Zoom chinese ?
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by nqzero 6y ago
i've had 2 APC Back-UPS fail (of 2), and in neither case was the battery dead. That entire line is significantly worse-than-nothing as a backup
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by nqzero 6y ago
google glass was gonna be heaven ...
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by nqzero 6y ago
what's the per-hour cost spot price of this machine on AWS ?
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by nqzero 6y ago
funny - i never thought about using js, even though when i'm doing webapps, that's how i generate all my html and css. thanks ! and looks like google's official high-contrast extension will do this (i've been wary of usi
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by nqzero 6y ago
off-topic: dark mode makes me physically ill. is there a way in css to disable it for this page (i've unsuccessfully tried some obvious things with color and background, but i'm a backend dev and my FE/css is out of date)
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by nqzero 7y ago
It's a JMH benchmark of the capability of several Java queues to process tasks in parallel, Reactive to: * heavy lifting: a few (eg, 100-200) larger tasks, no latency, no back pressure * waiting: efficiency of a few small tasks with la
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Theatrical Cues – Shakespeare Plays Reactive Scrabble with Java Queues(github.com)
2 points by nqzero 7y ago|1 comments
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by nqzero 7y ago
in the 1st world, I agree that terrorism is a negligible risk. but at least anecdotally, that math appears to be less sound in the rest of the world - i at least imagine that in much of the middle east, expressing a nominally legal but unpo
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by nqzero 7y ago
i'm going to go against the grain here and propose an alternative arrangement medium term, i don't see how democracy can function if E2EE becomes the norm (esp in the context of cryptocurrency). influence-buying, disinformation, c
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by nqzero 7y ago
i like the concept (and it's sort of the inversion of another chat app idea i've been tossing around along the lines of cyrano de bergerac) but i don't see what's going to drive adoption what's the motivation for a

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