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by tleb_ 6y ago
I feel the same about minimaps. In the same extract they list "editor overscroll"; the feature set must be limited to list that on the landing page. > It's new, hyper-fast, and flexible, with all the features you want: sma
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by tleb_ 6y ago
The idea is that on none random data, you are able to use a heuristic that would create variable-sized chunks that fit the data. The simplest way seems to detect padding zeros and start a new block on the first following none zero byte. The
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Userland: Creating an integrated dataflow environment for end-user applications(hisham.hm)
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Ask HN: Why is the web only HTML-based?
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Wait, you complain about feature creep then list two non trivial features you want in Firefox?
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Raspberry Pi Zero Terminal V3 [video](youtube.com)
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by tleb_ 6y ago
I haven't tested it, but it really reminds me of Miniflux. Would you mind comparing your product to Miniflux? Also, what is the business model?
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by tleb_ 6y ago
That would require some pretty big changes in the C programming language. Static analysis should detect it though, and probably does.
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by tleb_ 6y ago
I was curious so I downloaded a list of id-url pairs from here [0]. It's CSV formatted and contains 1_960_207 entries (last update being 22 feb 2019). It is 134MiB uncompressed and 35MiB compressed using xz, so definitely storable in a
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Looks nice! You seem to be missing an about page and a privacy-related page though. What tech stack is behind?
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Linux Kernel coding style — “avoid introducing new usage of 'master / slave'”(kernel.org)
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Ray Tracing in One Weekend(raytracing.github.io)
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Reasoning about performance (in the context of search) by Dan Luu (2016) [video](youtube.com)
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Assuming a GPLv3-licensed project, would one be in his rights to ask for a previous "Corresponding Source" because he uses a previously released "object code"?
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Would you have sources backing this up?
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by tleb_ 6y ago
> Why reduce the entropy just to make it look pretty ? You assume a loss of entropy, why? The usage section describes a way to get a "readable UUID" by passing an existing, regular UUID. The reverse operation doesn't seem
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by tleb_ 6y ago
See here for an explanation. Not sure it's up to date though. https://golang.org/doc/faq#variant_types
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by tleb_ 6y ago
I believe sum types are not added because they come close in functionality to interfaces, the idea being that if something should be X or Y, you make an interface that X and Y implement. Edit: true explanation here https://golang
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Roger Clarke’s Dataveillance and Information Privacy Home-Page(rogerclarke.com)
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by tleb_ 6y ago
How does it compare to PhpMetrics? https://phpmetrics.org/
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by tleb_ 6y ago
This [0]? Or the linked article in it? [0]: https://chanind.github.io/2019/05/07/best-time-to-submit-to-...
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Your comment made me think of [0], you might be able to find out how it works. [0]: https://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
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by tleb_ 6y ago
I think this article misses the explanation of why GraphQL over REST. I usually don't like "x versus y" articles but here both have been tested on SourceHut, the hindsight should probably appear as useful. Thanks Drew and oth
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Could strace on the ssh server help you? You would know if it's a disk issue.
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Did you consider encryption? Issue is that it adds one step at the start and at the end, which probably isn't negligible on 80gb of data.
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Looks like a hug of death, see https://web.archive.org/web/20200519073029/https://schollz.c...
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by tleb_ 6y ago
Would it still be an analogy though?
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by tleb_ 6y ago
> In the era of HTTP, you could have set up a web server in 2000 and it could still be running today, working perfectly well (even if it didn't support the very latest shiny thing). I'm not sure this assumption is right, lookin
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5G: Perspectives on future technological advancements in mobile (2014) [pdf](gsma.com)
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by tleb_ 6y ago
It does a memory map (mmap). Your file is addressed in virtual memory. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mmap and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory-mapped_file

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