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by tinco 2y ago
These look great, and you would hope that an institution like the DoD would have these requirements. It raises two questions. The first is did the DoD actually experience a higher success rate in IT projects since adopting these rules? Spec
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Litegraph.js Create graphs in the browser similar to Unreal Blueprints(github.com)
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by tinco 2y ago
In addition to the advice that's given here, make sure you detach yourself from both the process and the outcome as soon as possible. After you had your lawyer send them an angry letter (twice) and you haven't got your money after
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by tinco 2y ago
How will the Spanish court enforce their decision abroad? I know there are agreements between te countries, but what happens practically after a decision? Who gets activated in the US to enforce the decision?
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by tinco 2y ago
We had the exact same problem before genAI became the next big thing. All the startups were selling generic fine tuning and labeling services both of which are super easy to build, and they didn't even work on our unique super high qua
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by tinco 2y ago
A that would be hard to say. A lower limit would be reading your entire project and the dependencies that are used once, and writing the bundled/minified code once. Possibly some parts of that could be done at the same time as you dete
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by tinco 2y ago
I think it's the other way around. They determined that to become less reliant on Google for revenue they should explore other directions, and that hasn't been very succesful. Though I don't fully understand why pulling fundi
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by tinco 2y ago
This is built on swc, and they compare themselves to vite, which is built on esbuild. So the answer to your question is that they claim to be roughly twice as fast as esbuild (-based bundlers) in the benchmark in this article.
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by tinco 2y ago
It's in the ms for a small projects. These improvements are not to shave a couple ms off some small codebase, but would shave seconds off of really large projects. The codebase I'm working on right now isn't really large, abo
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by tinco 2y ago
Nope, the two "communities" are largely disparate. They have different philosophies and different leadership.
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by tinco 2y ago
Right, but he didn't get hacked because of that, he got hacked because he's the sort of person who would make such a choice. He is just a bad developer and a bad person to have run a bank or anything significant really.
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by tinco 2y ago
You'll be surprised, I think the best codebase I ever contributed to is the Rust compiler, which is being built by a huge distributed team. Despite it being complex and me being in there for the first time, I could quickly track down a
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by tinco 2y ago
Not an EE here, but I've dragged some circuits together as a hobby and have only used I2C. Why would Nintendo opt for I2C instead of a differential pair? Is there some extra part cost? What part(s) would you use to go from I2C to diffe
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by tinco 2y ago
Value equity at zero? I am not sure what you mean by that. If an employee sacrifices $500k to work at your company, then it would make sense to compensate them with $500k worth of equity is my point. The 28% is tongue in cheek, if you'
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by tinco 2y ago
In my opinion, you should take the difference between their market salary and the salary they're being offered, and consider that an investment by the employee at the upcoming (not past) valuation. For example if they're in SF and
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by tinco 2y ago
It makes sense if you think about it. I live in a relatively dense neighbourhood, and if you consider the infrastructure my building and the building across from me share, two sidewalks and a street, it's already almost as much area as
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by tinco 2y ago
I'm not sure what you mean, I just checked out Odesza, and their album only contains original music. They're not the sort of DJ that would livestream a mix of other peoples music, unless I'm mistaken?
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by tinco 2y ago
Not to diminish the value that a DJ brings for music, but I think if the labels took less than 70% then Twitch and the DJ is ripping them off. At least, when you consider anything in excess of a 30% platform fee, the amount Apple, Google, S
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by tinco 2y ago
It's not just a biased study, it's an article about a study of which the data is not published, so it's impossible to tell if there's any merit to it. The excerpts of the study published in the article do not inspire con
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by tinco 2y ago
Cool article! Where did you learn PSU design? Are you "classically" trained or self taught? edit: The article on the design of the PSU is also great: https://tomscii.sig7.se/2024/04/300W-Linear-DualTracki
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by tinco 2y ago
It's intended to be used as a scope within which the default attachment point for constants is not the Object class but instead the `NameSpace` instance that the `require` call was made on. Most people are talking about how this would
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by tinco 2y ago
Yeah, they misused the term. They bought dark fiber, after you've bought dark fiber it's obviously no longer dark.
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by tinco 2y ago
The OS needs an extra feature, and then clients need to make use of that feature. There's other workarounds listed in the "Mitigations" section of the post. But the problem is basically that everything is working as intended,
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by tinco 2y ago
No, the attacker just has to be on the network. When on the network the attacker can deploy various techniques to become the DHCP server. Since it's (relatively) easy to become a DHCP server on a network, it's considered a big dea
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by tinco 2y ago
Not a physicist, so this comment is more of a guess with the intention of someone correcting me, but I think the thing all the physicists leave out because it's probably very obvious is that when an excited nucleus returns to its groun
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by tinco 2y ago
You would expect a captcha that shows you two yellow lines, and asks you on which side of the yellow lines a car should be driving. Wether there are unicycles present is totally irrelevant.
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by tinco 2y ago
I agree, but I didn't suggest implicit type coercion. The bugs in Javascript are because of type coercion, but that has nothing to do with the fact that numbers in typescript are all floats. I don't think there are many bugs in Ja
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by tinco 2y ago
It has got to be more than that. I almost always have an editor open, working on some ambitious project. Without bashing myself too much, I have have 96 original Github projects, 90% of which unfinished. All the finished ones are either tin
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by tinco 2y ago
I don't think his attention was specifically to have 1/2 be a floating point number, like for example Javascript does, but to call to attention the fact that we design programming languages for a specific audience, not realising t
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by tinco 2y ago
4090's have consistently been around 2000 dollars. I don't think there's many gamers who would be affected by price fluctuations of the 4090 or even the 4080.

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