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by parhamn 6y ago
I was wonder about what the ARM/M1 support for simd like instructions are. It seems like it will be a while for these simd packages to be as performant on ARM. Is this correct?
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by parhamn 6y ago
> prioritis[ing] ease of switching to another database tomorrow over effective use of this database today, are a source of misery. hah. This looks cool, thanks for sharing!
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by parhamn 6y ago
I’m really curious about this or other cases of overt corruption by federal judges. I, clearly wrongly, assumed that most of their “bad” behavior was over their judicial philosophy or desire to pontificate. There are family empires around t
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by parhamn 6y ago
The alternative isn't avoiding fixing it. The alternative is a boring bug report on github with actual stakeholders discussing the best strategies and trade offs. This is only on HN's homepage because of the langauge flame wars. I
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by parhamn 6y ago
If you think those are the alternatives, I don't think the rest of this discussion will go well.
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by parhamn 6y ago
The article says they don't really care about initialization time though, which is right. Remember: cockroachdb is always synchronizing data across the cluster, that 175mb of ingress to start up a DB node, probably pales in comparison
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by parhamn 6y ago
> In other words, the Go team decided to make executable files larger to save up on initialization time. I mean... Im genuinely curious if this is a "we have extra engineering resources and can explore/complain about this"
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by parhamn 6y ago
People say this frequently. Is this true? I always assume the fine establishes the illegal behavior and awareness of it for both parties and Google would be forced to correct the behavior regardless of the fine's size. Were they to do
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by parhamn 6y ago
Does anyone know how reusable the mRNA infrastructure is in the future for other mRNA based solutions or is this stuff more one-off for COVID?
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by parhamn 6y ago
> and we don’t ask for a contributor license agreement (CLA) Makes me wonder what these are for (copyright transfer) and why they decided it’s not needed. It also makes me wonder if this sort of thing has ever been taken/tested in c
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by parhamn 6y ago
Interesting! Do you have an example of how such a thing could be used in an interactive language?
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by parhamn 6y ago
It’s pretty grepable because {“ (json opener) always encode to “ey”. So a base64 that starts with “ey” and has 3 dot separated sections is a good start for a regex. I’m sure you can go further by looking at the spec.
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by parhamn 6y ago
You can also go further and decide what in said 'sea' is more or less important. Compilation speed greatly effects your ability to iterate in your development process. Depending on your skill level, for most programmers this can b
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by parhamn 6y ago
I always assumed there is an 'underwriter' (like fastly or akamai) for these CDNs. Is that not the case?
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by parhamn 6y ago
That would definitely be a misleading measure of this change’s success. Valuations have been rising steadily across VC, significantly so. I’m sure it would at YC regardless of this change as well. Founders will be speaking about how useful
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by parhamn 6y ago
I wonder what this will mean for the 7% they take. Quite a few people reduce that 7% to the price of the stage on demo day which I’m sure is less valuable if shared with many more people. I’m sure YC is happy with the same size chunk of mor
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by parhamn 6y ago
> In the early days of Go this was a serious trap for programmers who didn’t read the instructions and relied in some way on maps being iterated in a certain order. To help spot these issues early on rather than in production, Go develop
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by parhamn 6y ago
Key points are: this mechanism of collection can be much more effective for non-profits. And importantly once the automated passive payments are in place, it is easy to give users other options for what to do with the money (it doesn't
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by parhamn 6y ago
This is really really cool. Congrats on the launch! We're working on something similar as our non-profit project [1] built on the integration system for our browser. It will be a free service that lets you connect a few SaaS providers
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by parhamn 6y ago
> There is no con to e2e, and many cons for snake oil/plaintext. Is this true? From anecdata every e2e encrypted platform I used is much lower quality than the alternatives (iMessage, Signal, etc). Things like multi-device sync don’
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by parhamn 6y ago
To be fair, 250k legal correction isn’t that high relative to fighting nuances in conditionals and terms for 5 years in a more human court.
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by parhamn 6y ago
Alacritty is cross platform and the terminal I use over iTerm on MacOS as well (it’s so freaking fast). It doesn’t have tab/windows management stuff but works great with Tmux.
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by parhamn 6y ago
Not near a terminal right now but it would be fun to run my shell history through this to see if I learn anything. Anyone try it?
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by parhamn 6y ago
Not that I would ever want to do it, but I alway wonder how the outcomes would be if engineering teams worked as hard as IB/HF folks. I've produced some of my best code on the weeks where I manage to code 70+ hours, but its very u
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by parhamn 6y ago
That’s cool, thanks for sharing. How long does a conversion like that usually take?
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by parhamn 6y ago
> ...Github are stupid in some way, but just asking if other architectures have been considered. To me, asking an engineering org if they’ve considered alternative architectures for their main engineering problem is silly at best, overco
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by parhamn 6y ago
This looks really cool. Congrats on the launch! I've always wondered how blockchain companies consider branding around their tech vs their outcomes. Like there are a ton of great outcomes here for using blockchain tech, but I find &quo
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by parhamn 6y ago
Have you ever tried it? It's not remotely performant and wouldn't make sense since GH is read heavy. Plus I'm sure they spend a lot of time thinking about this stuff, no? If you want to get your feet wet, check out go-git[1].
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by parhamn 6y ago
I'd call it completely lacking, not concise. E.g. its already conflating transport & serialization. But HN loves a good serializer debate so this will be an active thread.
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by parhamn 6y ago
I don’t part take. But I think you’re a bit too quick to dismiss the “social” part of economics, remember it’s a social science after all. Once you include that, your rational valuation frameworks start to erode as it becomes subjective (e

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