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571.
by perfmode 7y ago
envoy proxy knocks this out of the park. one can even emit detailed log data as proto over grpc.
572.
by perfmode 7y ago
Why did Sam leave YC, really?
573.
by perfmode 7y ago
You make it sound as though stress is inherent, versus a product of unsavoriness.
574.
by perfmode 7y ago
Hey there Why throwaway for this comment?
575.
by perfmode 7y ago
This is fallacious
576.
by perfmode 7y ago
These all sound like situations that aren’t worth the fuss.
577.
by perfmode 7y ago
Can you make an argument why this would be considered about “outcome” for the purpose of conversation?
578.
by perfmode 7y ago
If there was viable transportation, maybe Merced and Bakersfield would have a chance to become involved beyond the conversation-fodder of “nowhere” and “nowhere-else”.
579.
by perfmode 7y ago
Yikes. Is this what our imagination has come to?
580.
by perfmode 7y ago
The example is merely used to motivate the principle. Let’s not miss the forest for the trees.
581.
by perfmode 7y ago
If I have a personal savings goal, and on a particular month I miss it, do I suffer the same consequences if I instead owed the bank? Debt is tied to enforcement, often punitive enforcement. There is an element of freedom buried in these th
582.
by perfmode 7y ago
“Making it clear” doesn’t do anything to mitigate the danger. The danger is in doing the thing. The way to win the game is to not play.
583.
by perfmode 7y ago
It’s dangerous to craft rich narratives without access to even the slightest bits of ground truth.
584.
by perfmode 7y ago
“Mission”
585.
by perfmode 7y ago
Personally, I put Bolton’s above all. :)
586.
by perfmode 7y ago
interesting. got a link or reference? would love to read more
587.
Best Compilers Course?
10 points by perfmode 7y ago|1 comments
588.
by perfmode 7y ago
Truth: Democracy has dependencies. Just (fair) access to education and opportunity is absolutely necessary for democracy to function.
589.
by perfmode 7y ago
do you know why you want such a such thing? is it merely indulgence?
590.
by perfmode 7y ago
"in math, we don't understand things, we just get used to them." - Von Neumann
591.
by perfmode 7y ago
> I've always thought applied math has a leg up on abstract math because of the connections to real-world ideas. godel settled this, so it's ultimately moot.
592.
by perfmode 7y ago
instead you pay for context switches in the scheduler and suffer an order of magnitude slowdown in production. and when you profile and find the performance issue, you rewrite the portion of code to use mutexed shared memory to hit your per
593.
by perfmode 7y ago
_we_ are the government.
594.
by perfmode 7y ago
Your prediction without proof is about as bankable as a prediction without proof of P == NP or P != NP. Just because something is intuitive doesn’t make it true.
595.
by perfmode 7y ago
How do you know one would eventually?
596.
Rebuilding Civilization from Scratch?
5 points by perfmode 7y ago|3 comments
597.
by perfmode 7y ago
Short term gain for an arguably-larger long term loss.
598.
by perfmode 7y ago
How is helix these days? The idea of calling out to Rust was super compelling when I first read about helix. Is that problem still being tackled?
599.
by perfmode 7y ago
Obviously. But we’re interested in aggregate effects in this conversation, no?
600.
by perfmode 7y ago
aw, poor little elites

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