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Game Dev: Allocating memory was forbidden
(twitter.com)
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The athletic.com routinely takes 2-5 seconds to load a page on my mobile phone connected to a 600MBPS down line (when it doesn't 500). I still use it. So, sure, this is awesome but it might not be something worth optimizing for if you
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How SQLite scales read concurrency
(fly.io)
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Funny enough, found this browsing the litefs repo and trying to understand the choice to go with consul. It was about five links down the rabbit hole, didn't realized I walked in a circle. Thanks!
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SwiftUI: Apple has succumbed to “webdev thinking”
(twitter.com)
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Raft Consensus Animated (2014)
(thesecretlivesofdata.com)
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Dream is great for small http services -- I've not used the websocket support so I can't say much about it. I do highly recommend starting with one of the Dream example projects just to lower the barrier to entry on the tooling si
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More details[1] [1] https://www.quippd.com/writing/2022/07/19/MBNA-stops-support...
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1993: CGI Scripts and Early Server-Side Web Programming
(webdevelopmenthistory.com)
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Go subscribe to https://lwn.net/ and have these moments every day!
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8 GB is more than enough for many workloads, especially web development, academics, and remote development (and for that matter, non-development workloads). Why not increase the potential pool of buyers with specs that are acceptable to the
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4y ago
good news: the people most likely to care are exactly the people to avoid, so you're not losing much.
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OCaml 5 Parallelism Features Tutorial
(github.com)
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Statically Checked SQL for F#
(github.com)
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Tesla Employment Arbitration Agreement Substantively Unconscionable
(arstechnica.com)
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I'm trying not to make this just about dune. Dune is curtainly BETTER than, say Make n friend to newcomers. But there's a market for programming languages that OCaml is objectively losing. Can we really not agree that the most pop
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Learning is really hard and I think we forget that. But all the old tips still work: regularly, grit, mentorship, and practice.
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This is fair. It's also a reason the "masses" are going to pick up Go or Rust instead.
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4y ago
We can start with that, upon starting down the road to learning a (IMO great) but very, very different syntax than most other languages in OCaml, Dune then asks you to write a lisp file to do basic configuration and I suspect 90%+ people wh
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The design of OCaml/Reason is the sweet spot of functional programming for me but every time I must deal with Dune after working with the tooling of Go or Rust I want to stab myself in the face repeatedly and I think that maybe that mi
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5y ago
I've heard of them in finance in the states, mostly, but I believe they do exist.
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How did this non-tech, not even particularly good, informative, or interesting article end up in hn frontpage?
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Relevant statute: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/35/273 Real answer though is "it depends", so ask a lawyer about specific facts.
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You never use StackOverflow or similar?
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Ah, the Streisand Effect[1] Anyone else here who would have remained ignorant of this all absent this lawsuit? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
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5y ago
What is the kernal and the bus for the cloud?
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Technology Radar Volume 26 (2022)
(thoughtworks.com)
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Programmable Notes
(maggieappleton.com)
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The killer feature of Kitty for me is that is replaces tmux with splits and layouts. It's also got great ligature support.
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macOS Keyboard Navigation Quirks for Web Developers
(a11yproject.com)
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