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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I don’t understand why you say “except for Meta”? Billions of people are still using WhatsApp, Instagram, and FB last time I checked.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
Since this is HN I will characteristically take my precious private moments sitting on the toilet to correct this wrong understanding on the internet. Small claims court is an additional option if the defendant lives in the same state and
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
You don’t need a wallet to be a victim of this. For example, someone could create an address only you can access with your Github public SSH key or the TLS public key of the project website (any public key that only you have the private key
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
ah, that makes sense thanks
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
How come the first example isn’t a race on a since it’s accessed from two threads?
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
with a PE of 13?
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Ask HN: public Slack/Discord for developer tooling?
1 points by rvcdbn 4y ago|0 comments
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
Maybe threads don’t work for your thinking style but your claim that this is generally true is baseless and pretty well refuted by languages like Go or Erlang that feature stackfull threads/processes as a critical part of their best-in
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by rvcdbn 5y ago
I would pay for a mobile browser that automatically removed/accepted them everywhere.
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by rvcdbn 5y ago
Bazel, ErrorProne, Dagger, AutoValue, IntelliJ
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by rvcdbn 5y ago
Interested to learn more about how memory management works - any details on this?
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by rvcdbn 5y ago
Definitely not as easy but Go managed to get it to work fairly well with some extra overhead. I would rather the language design for pure Java first and C interop second.
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Integrated information theory (mathematical theory of consciousness)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rvcdbn 5y ago|0 comments
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by rvcdbn 6y ago
Article incorrectly claims that calling a method on a nil value results in an error. Only attempting to dereference the pointer does. It’s fine to call methods on nil and that’s part of the “make the zero value useful” philosophy.
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by rvcdbn 6y ago
"39% of Americans will spend a year in the top 5 % of the income distribution, 56 % will find themselves in the top 10%, and 73% percent will spend a year in the top 20 %." from https://medium.com/incerto/ineq
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by rvcdbn 7y ago
For any tracing GC, costs are going to be proportional to the number of pointers that need to be traced. So I would not call reducing the use of pointers to ameliorate a GC issue "obtuse, error-prone fiddling". On the contrary, it
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by rvcdbn 7y ago
Seems like you were hitting: runtime: Large maps cause significant GC pauses #9477 [0] Looks like this issue was resolved for maps that don't contain pointers by [1]. From the article, sounds like the map keys were strings (which do c
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Ask HN: Distributed distinct real-life identity
2 points by rvcdbn 7y ago|0 comments
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by rvcdbn 8y ago
What possible resource does Earth or human civilization possess that ETs advanced enough to pose an interstellar threat would be interested in?
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by rvcdbn 8y ago
What part of the AGPL violates the open source definition?
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by rvcdbn 9y ago
> The point is that your b2b customer is itself a b2c business that holds customer data in the product you sold them. This is not true of most SaaS products I use on daily basis e.g. calendar, gmail, Slack, GitHub, code review tools, CI