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   by nwsm 6y ago

   You're thinking about scale in a different sense. > You can do things that don't scale to accelerate a good idea, but by definition you actually can't do that if the idea itself requires scale. The idea has to work on day
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   Thanks for your work on Jackbox! Never had an issue in the games and they are perfect for parties. I always thought it would be fun to make a Jackbox-type game system.
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   This entire application is client-side.
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   Hadoop, Kafka, Kubernetes, Angular, React, GraphQL, TensorFlow, TypeScript, Android. A lot of the Apache projects came from companies. Although some of these were more like one person at the company developed it and the company funded and m
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   I try to use Firefox on principle, but I find so many sites are slightly or significantly broken in it
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   I believe that is the point.
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   The article does describe someone who is either not enlightened or has been taken out of enlightenment. Maybe they experienced it, maybe they didn't, but now they are concerned with what to do with their enlightenment. It's gone,
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   This isn't really relevant to OP. There are lots of sites that host video already.. YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, etc. A successful discovery platform would allow content creators to publish to any platform they
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   by nwsm 6y ago

   If OP is still not abandoning the project, they should add a Storybook addon as it does sound somewhat useful. My question would be how do we decide what adoption metrics we want. How do we identify places that a component could/should
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    I have "A Programmer's Introduction to Mathematics" (2018) by Jeremy Kun [0] and can recommend it. HN thread for this book: [1]. The OP looks good as well, a bit more applied it seems. [0] https://pimbook.org/
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    I'm not really understanding the four points. A and B would be reasons not to extradite, while C and D would be reasons to extradite.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    RIP $7 dyno
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    However, I would be interested in server-side Swift if anyone has good use cases or resources.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    No worries there, I was just wondering out loud why OP posted, and how you found the thread so quickly
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Last release 2011-10-11? Interesting that the author is here commenting as well on a 9 year old project.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    The key paper (Consistent Hashing with Bounded Loads) referenced in the video: [0]. Here's a similar talk by the same presenter (Andrew Rodland) from HAProxyConf 2019: [1]. It's a bit broader and less iterative/historical whi
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    Practical Load Balancing with Consistent Hashing (2017)(youtube.com)

    1 points by nwsm 6y ago|1 comments
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    This video is linked in the first paragraph of the article.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Why are humans susceptible to complete self destruction but multiple AI would not be? Disregard this if you mean “0 or 1 AI makes it out of here”
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    I think it’s plausible an AI could be able to wipe out humanity before it is able to secure its own indefinite existence. So there’s a scenario in which is wipes out all Earthly life/intelligence.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Lol I did the exact same thing. I'm also impressed with the results, although I'm also getting a lot of other dril tweets back. Don't know if I should attribute that to OP, a flaw in the app, or to dril's consistency. I&
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    > One could argue that we could have made much more ingenious use of, let's say, 1/100 of the memory and CPU we now have. The counter argument is that this is over-, premature, or unnecessary optimization. If we can put 2GB of
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    I'm not talking about investing jobs! Investment firms invest other people's money. I'm talking about the profit those other people realize, not the profit the firm or its employees realize through fees and investment of its
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Because it implies that it is extendable/scriptable in that language. Unity and Unreal, for example, are not scriptable in Rust. Anyone interested in writing games in Rust would surely be more interested in an engine that supports it.
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Previous discussion from 20 days ago (556 points): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24123283
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Discussion on r/programming: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/igv7sy/c_and_f...
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    C# and F# Apps on the JVM and on Android Runtime- .NET CIL to Java Bytecode(github.com)

    1 points by nwsm 6y ago|1 comments
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    Billions are generated for investors every year by hedge funds. Obviously there are not many Robert Mercers making money by running hedge funds, but there are countless millionaires and billionaires exacerbating their wealth through hedge
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    In reality I agree HFT are not any worse, but with more traditional investment you can make an argument that you are actually trying to help companies succeed and generate value. Personally I have no reason to think finance billionaires use
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    by nwsm 6y ago

    > moving money around isn't that societally valuable I would say hedge funds have massive negative social value (especially quant/HFT ones), and actively contribute to wealth inequity. Robert Mercer is a prime example of this.