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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   That’s income. Regarding wealth (“net worth”) [1] Median: $121,411 p90: $1,219,126 p95: $2,584,130 p99: $11,099,166 p99.5: $17,557,208 p99.9: $43,207,732 [1] 2020 federal reserve data https://dqydj.com
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   https://twitter.com/benmschmidt/status/1562489422503120896 It's a log scale centered on 100%, so that the relative positions of dots accurately shows their proportions relative to each other. E.g. "d
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   Kudos to you! But you're right, you're not. SQLite has extensive testing including out-of-memory, I/O error, crash and power loss, fuzzing etc. And 100% branch test coverage. https://www.sqlite.org/testing.htm
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   Many of the ones popping up in San Francisco at 4-way intersections RETAIN four stop signs ... <facepalm>
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   That's a pretty high bar. Even most Hollywood productions can't afford Meryl Streep, let alone a new site, podcast, or video game. From wikipedia: Mary Louise "Meryl" Streep [is] often described as "the best actress
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   Excalidraw is another really productive infinite-canvas app. It feels 10x more productive to draw diagrams using that (for me at least). I think the imperfection of the lines, text, boxes means that you aren't distracted by slight misa
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   Not an expert here but one thing I've noticed is that large / corporate landlords prefer to let a property sit empty rather than reduce the rent as supply/demand theory would indicate. My understanding is that this is because
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   AFAIK Alias (which the article say is in use at Apple) uses non-rational uniform B-splines (or NURBS). Covered at 1:02:35 in the awesome video you linked.
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   by tedd4u 4y ago

   How do you suppose they got her photo (and associated it with her identity)? Is there someone at MSG (or their facial recognition vendor) whose job it is to look her up on Facebook (Or her employer’s “about” page)?
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    There's at least one good commercial solution that basically does the same thing the blog describes [1]. Working well for us so far. [1] https://www.gitpod.io
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Agreed! AFAIK much of that video was news.
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Yesterday's discussion on that video (form Real Engineering) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34029426
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    The article explicitly compares real-world data as experienced during on-road usage, showing how EVs with more efficient cabin heating (heat pump e.g.) lose less range in the cold.
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Good to see this. Apple's WWDC video on Passkeys [1] has a good explanation of how passkeys work, including the nifty feature where you can use your phone to log in on a laptop without the laptop getting your credentials. [1] https:&#
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    This short paper answers this question and more. I found it a helpful explanation of specifically what TCP design problems Homa is intended to address. https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.00714
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Wikipedia is now updated.
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    "Stallbucks?"
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    With what looks like broad industry adoption of passkeys, are password management products doomed? Will passwords go away forever? Looking at my 1Password database I have … 854 logins and 352 passwords. Seems like a decade at least before p
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    But HN moderators usually seem to upvote the complaints over the kudos.
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Some articles claim ChromeOS is at about 10% (Chromebooks)
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Asahi Lina has been developing in Rust a new Linux driver to support Apple M1/M2 GPUs for Asahi Linux … almost completely during 12 hour+ livestreams. Expecting to see triangles rendered late tonight (California time). (Her first Rust
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    For something you’re likely to use every day for at least 3-4 years in part to make a living I would say $400 is not a material difference. Like $0.35/day and that doesn’t take into account differences in residual (resale) value betwee
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Isn’t is it “won’t” for “will not”? (Not “willn’t”)
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Redfin has this and quite a lot more on their Market Insights feature. https://www.redfin.com/zipcode/<ZIP_CODE>/housing-market For example: https://www.redfin.com/zipcode/95050&#x2
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Sorry, I should have said! • See the whole path fast - don't wait on one unresponsive hop to see "deeper" hosts • Run ongoing traces to get path quality (per-hop packet drop & latency min/max/avg) • Opti
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Tip for tracerouters ... use mtr instead brew install mtr Try tapping 'd' twice to enable a stripchart ? for help My traceroute [v0.95] xxxxxxxx.local (172.16.0.2) -> news.ycombinator.com (50.1
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Original posting from 10y ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5036235
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Also on the fence. For me the reason to upgrade would be the 24GB RAM option: more tabs. I'll wait and see what the hands-on reviews say. Not sold on flat slab either, the wedge is very practical. The M1 MBA is going to be hard to beat
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    Let's say you're going to use this for 3 years and it becomes worthless after that. $1,800 / (3 * 365) = $1.64 a day In reality you could still probably sell it for at least $500 at the end of the term bringing the cost down
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    by tedd4u 4y ago

    From the top page of this site: 'A Modern Incarnation of Rebol 'Red is based conceptually and syntactically on Rebol ("Relative Expression Based Object Language"). Rebol is a commercial, closed source programming langua