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I guess there's no accounting for taste. I found the piece a haunting and poetic meditation on grief and recovery. I will tell you how it felt for me. I felt I had lost half of myself. I felt I had lost my right arm. I felt I had
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what do you see that are like private podcasts? intriguing phrase.
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> My goal is to make hiring slow down to a crawl, make it so hard to find anyone that it hurts the company and is forced to change it. Hmm. I agree 100% on the intersection of practiced and asked as a key indicator for modern tech interv
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5y ago
I showed a friend telnet yahoo port 80 GET. "wait. it's .. just ... text!"
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It's true there is nothing inherent. Because all these non-statically typed garbage collected languages with Algol-like syntax are basically the same language. Given that it makes sense that the decision is made based on libraries, com
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Your reply to pixie was really nice and authentic. It's gratifying to know people appreciate what you made!
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This embedding idea has potential. On a related note, I enjoyed these Peter Norvig essays on writing a LISP in Python. https://norvig.com/lispy2.html
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Inspiring stuff. What is the favorite Lisp platform of the moment? Say you want to integrate with a Linux-Python-AWS shop if that matters. Any external API -- crypto, aws, json -- we'd love to have it in Lisp natively, but whatever we&
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Interesting. 16 GB 2133 MHz LPDDR3 Built with Apple clang version 12.0.5 (clang-1205.0.22.11) gcc -O3 bench.c
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I agree the tools got outsourced. I also agree there are big chunks of LAMP under the covers of running an AWS Lambda. So, in that sense, we haven't "moved on" from the old LAMP stack. I also agree the tools are "not our
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You can't. Are you actually asking this question? Or you pretending to ask a question because you think the fact that AWS Lambda run on AWS is some huge gotcha that I never imagined and no one would ever tolerate? I explicitly note ven
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Maybe AlphaFold does? https://deepmind.com/blog/article/alphafold-a-solution-to-a-... Notably it's still an entry in a common task framework contest, not a piece of software for the lab, as far as i know.
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We surely picked up some baggage. Much of it vendor specific. But also we jettison some? You stick a lambda into API gateway and you're on the internet. No servers. No linux setup. No apache conf. I'd encourage you to dive in for
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Is the included bench.c the right way to answer that question? 1m random dist size 128 avg qsort 0.206549 blitsort 0.281630 10m random dist size 32 avg qsort 2.963479 blitsort 4.394143 100m random dist size 128 avg qsort 34.996847 b