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by swsieber 5y ago
Another article about rust diagnosing rust compile times: https://matklad.github.io/2021/09/04/fast-rust-builds.html
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by swsieber 5y ago
I dunno. That suggests that it's not culture and it's not geography... So what's left? Genetics and history? I'd pick history, the accumulation of aggregate choices.
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by swsieber 5y ago
From what I've read the hospitalization ratio between vaxxed and not tends to mirror the death ratio between the two. Within ~10% or so. E.g. 9:1 might become 8:1
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by swsieber 5y ago
That's not what was said. I think the offer is nice even if they don't want it.
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by swsieber 5y ago
IIUC, Log4j 1 is a completely separate code based from 2, so you may be right.
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by swsieber 5y ago
Roughly dropped by about 30% or more? Here's a dashboard that tracks times of certain benchmark tasks by compiler version: https://perf.rust-lang.org/dashboard.html Additionally, I would expect that the kernel would mo
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by swsieber 5y ago
Because if these are trading actions that lead to these fines then a rational actor might decide against taking then in the future lest trading become a net negative.
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by swsieber 5y ago
Some 4k screens allow you to split the screen down the middle and act as two monitors. Maybe that'd be nice for you?
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by swsieber 5y ago
He's worse than Brett Farve
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by swsieber 5y ago
That sounds like mild food or pet allergies.
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by swsieber 5y ago
Ha. I had the thought the other day that if fecal transplants are effective then maybe snot transplants would be too. Not exactly the same, but it is in the same realm.
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by swsieber 5y ago
I don't think that's it. If you do suspect that someone is a child predator, encrypting what is probably the most likely stashes of incriminating evidence would make things harder to build a strong case. I could see a lack of enc
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by swsieber 5y ago
Developer time == money. There is always a time vs end user experience tradeoff, even with physical goods. I think it's part of a bigger trend towards (more prolific) crappy stuff generally. I do think there is space for tools that imp
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by swsieber 5y ago
To be fair, we've done self financing (credit cards), for a while now. But true, absurd.
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by swsieber 5y ago
It was adapted to a radio drama. Pretty close to text, but also closer to an audio-visual format. And I liked it. https://archive.org/details/foundationtrilogythe--bbc1973rad...
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by swsieber 5y ago
As I understand the barrier is quite large requiring coordinated action or the death of many careers.
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by swsieber 5y ago
The real question is if you can use some for formatting numbers.
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by swsieber 5y ago
I think it would be nice to somehow force comments to be attached to certain lines of code and if you change said lines of code you're asked to revise, keep or remove the accompanying comments.
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by swsieber 5y ago
The bit about compilers reminds me of this quote about Feyman, but sorry of the inverse where you hold tricks in your head instead of problems. Richard Feynman was fond of giving the following advice on how to be a genius. You have to keep
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by swsieber 5y ago
There are a couple of key advantages to textual formats: * They work easily with Gi * They are understandable without a specialized program I'm curious to what you'd suggest as an alternative to text (yaml, json, ini) configuratio
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Joe Biden should emulate Canada and go big on private refugee resettlement(theconversation.com)
5 points by swsieber 5y ago|1 comments
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by swsieber 5y ago
I hope you move to spring voot first vefore upgrading to JDK11, or vice versa. I'm in the middle of a migration to 11 and my general approach has been to get it compiling on 11 while targeting 8 with (--release 8). That seems to catch
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by swsieber 5y ago
> "Just say no", is wonderful advice Which is why we're surprised it's not in the article. Applying that advice is complicated, but we should still push for it, and there's is a very strong network effect. If in
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by swsieber 5y ago
That makes no sense to me. I would think you'd impose a carbon tax or something and let the consumer prices sort themselves out.
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by swsieber 5y ago
With the current prevailing wisdom being that dairy, salt, steak, etc are bad for you I worry that survey based (e.g. sampling behavior instead of experiment based studies) exposes a huge bias: anyone with poor genes is likely to go to a d
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by swsieber 5y ago
It would be very nice to have a cross language and cross platform package manager. Most single language package managers are cross platform, and many single platform managers are cross language.
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by swsieber 5y ago
Though it's advocating for a system level version manager, not a language level manager.
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by swsieber 5y ago
It got me thinking that a buffer is really just operational insurance, and the cost is "efficiency". I wonder if it's the same average efficiency. If so, my knee-jerk though is that I much prefer the smooth buffered model as
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Rust on Espressif Chips(mabez.dev)
2 points by swsieber 5y ago|0 comments
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Fred the Robot Arm – 6 DOF 3D printed dynamixel robot arm(github.com)
2 points by swsieber 5y ago|0 comments

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