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by sansnomme 7y ago
There is also the expectation these days that when your project grows big enough, the unicorns are supposed to step in with funding. Considering MSFT is evaluating and using Rust now, paying a couple maintainers would hardly unreasonable fo
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by sansnomme 7y ago
And there is a huge need for better open source tooling in both fields!
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Ooh explain more about your challenges?
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by sansnomme 7y ago
It is really rich that those on HN who are paid 6 to 7 figures would seat on their high horse and disparage OP for complaining about labour law arbitrage from the perspective of an Nordic entrepreneur and yet would be the first to throw a f
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Does that mean Go/Rust code will be generally slower than C/C++ on a sufficiently complex program?
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by sansnomme 7y ago
I think your Y Combinator is defined wrong, the behavior is correct but the definition usually takes another function as input too.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
One of the most important things that is left out of most computing narratives is that the early space programs had a tremendous amount of stuff pre-computed, i.e. cached and memoized through the hard work of mathematicians and physicists b
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Most likely Google's internal C++ coding standard.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
No.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Most of the Prolog books are thick academic textbooks, for a more modern take with YouTube videos, take a look at https://www.metalevel.at/prolog
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Have a federal trust fund mandatory advanced prosthetics.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Same story with certain college's Moocs. Taken down due to lack of accurate subtitles.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
English is a weird Romantic-Germanic hybrid (Germanic by linguistic classification but with a tremendous/predominant vocabulary of Romantic origin). A more apt comparison would be with respect to a French/Italian/Spanish read
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by sansnomme 7y ago
See star trackers; not quite the same thing but this sort of technology is not exactly exotic, it has not been for a few decades at the very least.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Will fuel-air incendiary work on insect swarms?
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by sansnomme 7y ago
It looks like competition is heating up for ZeroTier, Gravitational, and Cloudflare Access.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Microsoft Visual Studio level of Edit and Continue has never been well implemented in open source tooling (with the exception of certain Common Lisp implementations that predate even visual studio, I suspect Turbo Pascal might have this fea
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by sansnomme 7y ago
If you want an open source ZeroTier, try Slack's Nebula. https://github.com/slackhq/nebula
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Technically, like Erlang, Go could probably do this by redirecting new I/O into the new process's channels and kill the old process when all channels are empty.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Does this do live process replacement too? E.g. transition smoothly from old web server to new web server while still handling requests without downtime.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
The arrow thing is probably just editor font ligatures.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
If you work for a company that uses Wireguard, please ask your employer to contribute.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Make contraception as common and mandatory as school vaccination programs. Vasagel exists for males (and more technologies will show up down the line) and female contraception is relatively mature. Have the implants tied to RFID with expiry
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Like most things in ML, the technological exists and theoretically works, but ymmv in production.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Give it a few years, very soon software development may just as well become a blue collar trade with teams of line cooks supporting one chef.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Kudos for reinventing WebAuthn.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
Congrats on automating McKinsey, you need to emphasize the CYA benefits more on your landing page.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
What are your thoughts on MSFT PowerShell?
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by sansnomme 7y ago
At this rate companies like Clear View might as well just go vertical and launch their own hardware.
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by sansnomme 7y ago
A counterexample would be that most other open source Unixes' "MVP-level" of hardware support meant that none of them gained much traction and market share. The real world does not run entirely on Thinkpads.

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