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by sesm 3y ago
Is there a JS library that is similar to JQ but works on JS objects in memory?
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by sesm 3y ago
Can developer at Google run a copy of service in production environment and interactively develop it via REPL or some other hot code reload technique? It won't break any users if load balancer doesn't route real traffic to your in
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by sesm 3y ago
If you really care about speed of iteration, connect REPL to a running process and develop with it. Enterprise development practices are not about speed
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by sesm 3y ago
Why pass query as a string and parse it instead of using vararg?
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by sesm 3y ago
When browsers implement some API to efficiently synchronize state with UI a-la React.
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by sesm 3y ago
Every alternative to React roughly fall into one of 3 categories: 1. Go back to reactive templates. 2. Sprinkle directives over plain HTML a-la early Angular 1. 3. HTML over the wire. All those ideas pre-date React and React won against the
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by sesm 3y ago
He was wearing headphones during the stream, right? At his level, it's enough to get a 'BEEP' sound 1-2 times during the game to increase your performance by 200 ELO.
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by sesm 3y ago
> without making names
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by sesm 3y ago
This article is smoke and mirrors. A lot of shiny graphs, but he chooses to completely ignore the main statistical result of Kramnik: when playing Titled Tuesday games which decide your cash prize, some players have unusually high performan
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by sesm 3y ago
His statistics are simple and make a lot of sense: when playing decisive games for money online some players have high performance increase, while others have high performance decrease. Anyone who attacks him chooses to ignore this statisti
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by sesm 3y ago
When I worked with Erlang outside of Ericsson, I’ve heard the following from our tech lead: OTP built-in distributed process and failover mechanisms assume much lower latencies than usually exist between datacenter VMs and the underlying pr
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by sesm 3y ago
Summary of the article: use exponential backoff + jitter for retry intervals. What author didn’t mention: sometimes you want to add jitter to delay the first request too, if the request happens immediately after some event from server (like
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by sesm 3y ago
What can a person do to make Zoom calls less exhausting for themselves? I would be happy to hear any tips.
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by sesm 3y ago
There can be no technical counters to the assertion that our world is a simulation. If our world is a simulation, then hardware/software that simulates it is outside of our world and it's technical constitution is inaccessible to
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by sesm 3y ago
If the author of the video wanted to solve just her particular case, she would make a diagonal cutouts on her dresser beam and hang the clothes at an angle using standard hangers. She has enough room for that, plus it would look stylish. Ov
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by sesm 3y ago
It’s a classic latency-throughout trade off: smaller latency - lower throughout. Doing certain operations in bulk (like GC) increases latency, but is also more efficient and increases throughput.
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by sesm 3y ago
IMO if you really care about certain process being responsive, you should allocate dedicated CPU cores and a contiguous region of memory to it, that shouldn’t be touched by the rest of OS. Oh, and also give a it direct access to a separate
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by sesm 3y ago
Chess engines are very important for grandmasters, for sure. But for beginners they are mostly useless. That’s what I was arguing about. Regarding openings - the best place to learn are books/studies/even Wikipedia articles that e
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by sesm 3y ago
I have hard time believing that you can learn quicker playing chess against AI. Humans can explain ideas behind their moves, their long term plans and their position evaluation. That what chess coaches will explain you and that's what
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by sesm 3y ago
Clojure has it’s own persistent immutable data structures, that are one of the main components of the language. They do implement Java collection interfaces, but that’s mostly for passing them to existing Java libraries without conversion (
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by sesm 3y ago
Looking at the table in the end of the article: notice how Scala and Elixir both took only 3 years, because they were targeting an existing platform. Clojure took only 2 years and was developed by a single person.
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by sesm 3y ago
> <user-avatar> > <img src=" https://example.com/path/to/img.jpg " alt="..." /> > </user-avatar> I thought the standard way to do it is: <img is="use
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by sesm 3y ago
How big a system can be while maintaining a quantum entanglement (also called 'quantum coherence') - is still an open question. A very important one, because it affects quantum computers. Experimentally researchers see, that a big
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by sesm 3y ago
This might be related to hand travel distance, in this case using a keyboard without numpad block or putting the mouse below the keyboard can have the same effect.
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by sesm 3y ago
React exists because Facebook needed to sync DOM elements in different parts of webpage with a single source of state. There is still no global standard that solves this problem.
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by sesm 3y ago
GitHub has Arctic Code Vault program.
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by sesm 3y ago
I tried vertical mouse, and the biggest issue with it is that you need to rotate your wrist each time you reach for the mouse. Just using a keyboard without numpad solved the issue. Back in the days when I used a keyboard with numpad, I pos
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by sesm 3y ago
I use QWERTY layout on Ergodox with some keys removed. Moving symbols to a separate layer and Esc to Caps Lock position was enough to relieve my hands. https://configure.zsa.io/ergodox-ez/layouts/40EJq/latest&
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by sesm 3y ago
I wonder if Fossil (SCM used to develop SQLite and written by SQLite devs) has a similar feature built-in
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by sesm 3y ago
As far as I understood, it's 2 things: - a compiler outputting a portable executable - POSIX shims for multiple platforms that get statically linked to resulting binary I'm not sure why it compares itself to Java, the closest thin

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