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by oxff 4y ago
I use VSCode + Foam (wikilinks) + MAIO. It is the best note tool I've found.
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by oxff 4y ago
People often get parallelism, concurrency, multi-thread and async concepts mixed in weird ways.
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by oxff 4y ago
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/structure-and-interpretation-...
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by oxff 4y ago
You would have to provide some argument and evidence that (i) Russia has to stop tank production, and that (ii) this was due to sanctions, and that (iii) this will alter their strategic and tactical goals in Ukraine. The third part is the m
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by oxff 4y ago
I have yet to see the evidence that not-buying-rubles / sanctions have had an effect on the strategical and tactical goals Russia government and its armed forces have placed for themselves in Ukraine. This just seems to be assumed for
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by oxff 4y ago
I was told the `sanctions` would turn Russia into rubble, instead they ended up improving Ruble's performance, Russia's trade balance & current accounts.
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by oxff 4y ago
This is better: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn
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by oxff 4y ago
Well, you don't directly monetize open source software. What you do is you become a "VC" and get a bunch of guys to build on top of "open source" with a X-as-a-Service based subscription model, and then you contribu
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by oxff 4y ago
It's so bad these days, the Search. Rendered entirely unusable either from SEO or other manipulation they themselves run.
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by oxff 4y ago
You need to be slacking off in company hours. You need to do non-work tasks when you work. You need to be maximizing ROI for your employer. Hired for 6 hours per day? Do 1 hour of work. Read HackerNews rest of the five hours.
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by oxff 4y ago
There is some comparison of DO's App platform and Google's Cloud offerings here if you are interested (not my blog, just found it helpful: https://blog.verygoodsoftwarenotvirus.ru/posts/greener-cloud... )
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by oxff 4y ago
> [..] No more Heroku signups, you'll need a Salesforce account to use it. No more free tier either. Guess I'm packing it up as I'm no longer seen as target audience (its my hobby project platform) > New features have b
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by oxff 4y ago
I don't think it is hard, nor do I think basic Rust has a steep learning curve. I understand someone with pre-knowledge from 20 years of grinding C++ having maybe hard time learning it since the compiler would just error when you try
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by oxff 4y ago
It is a good summary, I would also add the need for combining lots of internal badly documented microservices as a prerequisite (basically what they used it originally for in Facebook)
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by oxff 4y ago
leaving it as yeet sounds fine to me honestly
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by oxff 4y ago
I don't think the compiler can tell if you are mutably indexing to two different items in a collection like Vec.
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by oxff 4y ago
It is very ergonomic language though, when you consider how much of C++ complexity it manages to simplify. > I'd much rather these be warnings Delusional attitude. If it can be caught at compile time it should be; there is no reason
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by oxff 4y ago
panic! and unwrap are more like assertions about program invariants, but of course this can be abused. at least the linter will yell at you if you have a panic but not documented it.
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by oxff 4y ago
I've seen fly/io and render/com mentioned in these Heroku discussions, but I have yet to test either of them.
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by oxff 4y ago
Why am I hearing about this on checks the fucking date on May 5th instead of, like, month ago.
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by oxff 4y ago
(Illegal to use as an employment test, so we have to go into tens of thousands of debt by going to universities)
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by oxff 4y ago
I guess the question to ask is why are there even "backends".
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by oxff 4y ago
It is just a super massive graph optimization, don't get confused about it like the OpenAI guys or whoever thinks matrix multiplication is achieving consciousness .
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by oxff 4y ago
(embarrassing, thanks!)
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by oxff 4y ago
Why was the site breaking under such a little stress? For requests per second, that is really not that much.
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by oxff 4y ago
This seems almost like a parody of "VC backed SaaS innovation"
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by oxff 4y ago
Software "Engineer" is (stolen valor from real world Engineers)
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by oxff 4y ago
From the same author: https://dcic-world.org/ One of the best beginner learning resources for getting into programming.
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by oxff 4y ago
Grim.
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by oxff 4y ago
I think it has plenty enough of batteries for building things that can be used to build things . Very good abstractions for the most part, with mostly good implementations (ie. cases like parking_lot mutex show where it fails, and the `asy

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