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by parhamn 3y ago
Are devtools extensions/panels standardized?
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by parhamn 3y ago
> Sudafed is one of the hardest to acquire substances out there What!?? Regardless, this tip might be helpful: you can get it online with a script without insurance for $2.40 [1] If you need a script you can probably get it from Amazon C
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by parhamn 3y ago
Genuinely curious, I don't know much about java. But if the JVM is good enough to implement full way-more-performant-than-python languages like scala/kotlin, shouldn't it technically be possible to progress the language witho
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by parhamn 3y ago
Hindsight is 20/20 but if the Python folks knew how long and bad the 2 to 3 transition would be, they probably would've committed to a much bigger facelift on the interpreter internals too. 12 year transition and single threaded p
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by parhamn 3y ago
One thing I really want to see is an official form where if you answer all the questions, to the best of your knowledge correctly, protects you from liability for incorrectly filing your taxes. End of the day with TurboTax and co, you, as e
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by parhamn 3y ago
California's consumer protection feels like EU levels right now. With such a big economy and influence on other states, it feels like they're becoming a singular driving force for policy for (at least) blue states. e.g. I suspect
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by parhamn 3y ago
Really makes you wonder, if the public could be as compelled by anything non-security related, what insane problems and projects we could take on with $8T USD.
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by parhamn 3y ago
Well its a different access pattern. As the underlying library points out: > It is used in programming environments that do not allow calling C API functions. Also I guess which one is easier will be subjective. The steps are sorta simil
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by parhamn 3y ago
> Just the usual cgo performance overhead? No, the performance is certainly orders of magnitude faster than serializing over std streams on a subprocess (c ffi calls in cgo are 10s of nanoseconds). But one of the big draws of golang is t
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by parhamn 3y ago
I was firing that list off the top of my head and I think that one was a mistake. My bad. But, I did recently have some weird typing issues around "satisfies" x vs "is" x and using new() constructors of the T in a generi
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by parhamn 3y ago
It really doesn't help that the major (perhaps only?) official resources on generics in golang are these blog posts [1][2] and the spec. And now this blog post. The whole "what type am I getting"/make()ing is really tric
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by parhamn 3y ago
It seems like the coolest part of this isn't the systemd part necessarily (unless you're a systemd fan). It's that the combination of Quadlets + coreos gives: - Node starts up with a container daemonized - Automated updates o
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by parhamn 3y ago
This article has an image of the bridge (and the accident?): https://nbcnews.com/news/us-news/widow-man-died-driving-coll... I assumed the bridge was much taller. The flipping of the car is very unfortunate.
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by parhamn 3y ago
> as a consequence of our forward compatibility work, Go 1.21 will not attempt to compile code that declares go 1.22 or later. We included a special case with the same effect in the point releases Go 1.20.8 and Go 1.19.13, so when Go 1.2
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by parhamn 3y ago
> In fx, arguments are treated as JavaScript functions. Input data is passed sequentially through each provided function. > echo '{"name": "world"}' | fx 'x => x.name' 'x => `Hello, $
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by parhamn 3y ago
Is anyone doing these on cloudflare r2 where the cost is significantly lower?
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> The exploit involved PassKit attachments containing malicious images sent from an attacker iMessage account to the victim. Man, iMessage is a security disaster for Apple. No matter how much work they do in other areas, it seems like th
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by parhamn 3y ago
> I don’t think SEO is a factor (SSR is relevant there, not server components) Ah, yes thanks for that clarification and your comment.
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Is SEO still the main use case for RSC? Have search engines improved on this front at all the last decade? How does Google 'see' client JS apps these days? Wild if people start adding one more distributed stateful component to th
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by parhamn 3y ago
A tangent to this I've been thinking about quite a bit is how big a moat drivers are to the software/hardware ecosystem. They're a major moat/hurdle (depending on your perspective) for operating systems, new hardware pla
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by parhamn 3y ago
Love this. Nothing better than coming to a go codebase and bumping the go version knowing everything will work fine. One thing I worry about is that the type system can’t get improved significantly without breaking changes in the “this was
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by parhamn 3y ago
> 1) scala/java ... is that fundamentally difficult? It's certainly at least more so as you have a highly configurable VM in-between where you're forced to learn java-isms to manage (can't just lean on your unix skill
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by parhamn 3y ago
Great point. The basic semantics are very different too. In MQs you partition/namespace/channel (whatever you want to call it) based on how data flows in your application (e.g. fanout). In Kafka you're tied more to a persista
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by parhamn 3y ago
Because operationalizing Kafka is difficult from a infrastructure (scala/java, zookeper, durable disk management, lots of moving parts), learning and a code perspective (pointer tracking, partition management, delegation, etc) relative
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by parhamn 3y ago
Kafka is a closer to a persistent WAL than a message queue. If your work doesn't need a WAL, it's almost certainly overkill and you will hate it. If your work needs a WAL then it'll be your favorite tool ever.
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by parhamn 3y ago
Right its not like anyone has operationalized Llama 2 or there aren't hundreds of repos for inference servers and the likes. /s
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by parhamn 3y ago
Anyone know if fenced frames honor the No frame header? No reason they should now, right?
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by parhamn 3y ago
Do you know what the protocol is? I looked online but there seemed to be a ton of feels-fake type marketing material and videos I'd need to sift through. HGH/Somatropin is pretty readily available in LatAM countries (~$100 per 2 w
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by parhamn 3y ago
I use an Awair Element and it's been fine. The component parts on all these are pretty much the same though.
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Im genuinely curious, how much value should reddit be extracting per user via third-party-clients for their services given they can't serve them ads and what not themselves? Facebook's ARPU is $58.77 in the US/Canada so $5&#x

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