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Further, and to their credit theres a lot of great tech in there. Just the other day I stumbled on DERP [1] their wireguard-over-tcp (over their node network) implementation which they fall back to if NAT traversal fails. While sure, this i
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My data point: I prefer tmux/multiplexing over job control because the process hierarchy leads me to managing them better (I never accidentally quit tmux). Also I don't have to worry about std stream usage. I'm actually not s
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The next-gen bundler rewrites are getting insane, just as things were consolidating in the other parts of JS. We now have: - EsBuild - SWC (also written by someone who works at Vercel) - TurboPack - Vite (rollup) - Parcel - Rome I've n
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How vertically integrated do you have to be to support spatial audio? Could Spotify just add it? Could whatsapp calls add it?
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There are four main problems in the React SPA world: - State management - hooks are awful for anything complex - Packaging + Bundling - Webpack kitchen sink, JS/TS, browser vs node vs random runtimes, packaging vs bundling, etc - Data&
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> memory during startup has been idiomatic for database architectures as long as I can remember. How can this be true given most mainstream databases do not do this? Maybe a pattern sure, by idiomatic, not so much. I only add this commen
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I waited way too long for that animation to show me some results and then it looped.
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Or worried about Lego suing them?
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This exact example made me wonder how the 'bias' situation will ever be worked around (besides training the model to an individuals preexisting biases). What should the picture of a 'woman' on wikipedia be? Should they b
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Not to take credit away, but interestingly enough, both of those heavily rely on Firecracker VM, which certainly solves a huge “fundamental” infrastructure problem.
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Curious, how do you measure your own gps “accuracy”? Also, is “jamming” a precision reduction (seems improbable given how I think gps works) or a signal strength reduction in this case?
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It's fun? This sort of comparison is very common in sports too and makes for some of the best discussions around the subject's legacy and the history of the sport. Sure, unknowables are unknowables. But many Lebron v Jordan v Wilt
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Have you used it? Are you satisfied?
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Thanks, I came to ask this. It seems like the probiotic market is largely a hit or miss. Reviews online are filled with people claiming their purchases failed milk culturing tests (I don't know if testing as such even works), claims th
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Pretty soon the world is going to come to realize art/creation is just blending, incrementing and repurposing prior art. No book, painting, codebase, sonnet, design is theft-less. The art is the space reduction, otherwise we’d just bru
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This post and it’s comments make me appreciate how low hardware/os catastrophic failure rates have gotten. I haven’t needed to do recovery disks, boot drives, rescue operations etc in so long. Back then it felt like I’d need to every f
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It's funny we're on "hackernews" and all of the comments are about licensing and legality (before you explain, I get why).
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I hope at some point golang drops its "too complicated" defense against doing more sensible things that aren't _that_ complicated but add a lot of safety. I say this as someone who loves go and has written A LOT of it. More a
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Trung Phan recently wrote an article on the rise of pseudonyms in social media and how it leads to meritocracy [1]. I think a similar thing will be huge for this sort of ageism and odd interview practices. I think the next job board we&#x27
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> sweatshop reputation I always assumed those comments were talking about the warehouse/shipping/packing/etc employees @ amazon?
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Tangent: try to make sure your websites serve the right favicon regardless of whether the user is logged in or not. Its honestly no big deal, but something I noticed writing the favicon service for synth.app (for tabs and such before we can
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I don’t know about this site, and I agree its unethical. But it does make me realize that I much prefer using language of the paper directly as opposed to having a non-expert poorly translate what your paper said. Especially given how pape
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> Seems pretty nice. Never said it's not. I'm just saying it's nice to have type narrowing everywhere since it includes block based switching/matching as well (what you're arguging is nice, which I'd agree)
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> In fact, I would say that flow typing is almost like a workaround for missing pattern matching. If flow typing is 'type narrowing' (the article kinda dragged on pulling in unrelated concepts so it lost me), then if anything,
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If theres one React recommendation I'd make is: use Mobx.
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While I don’t use it for the sake of privacy, folks saying “learn to write” are missing the point of grammarly. It’s an editing tool. Editing is remarkably difficult to do on your own writing. Ask any published author.
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Michelangelo, Venture Capital, and Permanence(synth.app)
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I'm really curious: the article cited at the end of the post [1] lists major projects that use each respective language. For golang it lists: Kubernetes, Docker, Github CLI, Hugo, Caddy, Drone, Ethereum, Syncthing, Terraform For Rust i
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I wonder if it's feasible to make a VPN network where you peer with only _one_ other individual but that individual is selected somewhat randomly. As in, you offer your residential IP to one other person and one other person offers the
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Obviously at this point you’d explain quantum bit flips and point out how absurd their policy is. :)

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