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by tsss 2y ago
Your typical hitman is probably an 18 year old small-time criminal riding a motorcycle in a t-shirt and without shoes. Ride up to the target, shoot in face, ride away. There's no way police could follow a motorcycle in the chaotic traf
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by tsss 2y ago
Because a calendar date and a point in time are entirely different things.
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by tsss 2y ago
Not to mention that they are disgustingly messy.
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by tsss 2y ago
Why would anyone want to go to Mars? Are people now so hysterical that they honestly believe Earth after climate change would be less habitable than Mars, a desert planet with no air?
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by tsss 2y ago
I'd rather use firecracker before I trust another one of those half-baked Google projects.
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by tsss 2y ago
I don't think that is a fair comparison for Brutalism. Programming's brutalism is more like Scheme: Simple, composable, sound and principled design. Golang is a "modern" McMansion: it tries to copy a modern style by unin
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by tsss 2y ago
Tens of thousands of people will lose their jobs? Do that many people even work on AI development? And why does OpenAI burn so much money? Maybe they'll have to stop offering their compute time at a discount, but generative AI is doing
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by tsss 2y ago
More likely is that the obvious approach is also totally the right approach and anyone with the relevant education could easily come up with it themselves, but the US government still censors it out of security theatre.
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by tsss 2y ago
As long as you expect _something_ to happen in reaction to your event, even implicitly, you are always coupled to the service that listens for the event in some way. After all, what do you do if it doesn't happen (in time)? Communicati
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by tsss 2y ago
Unfortunately, by far the worst offenders in the social studies never retract.
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by tsss 2y ago
When you fork then a complete copy of the parent process is created, including all its memory. This memory is not actually copied until it is changed, but it still doubles the virtual memory usage. So without overcommit, even starting bash
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by tsss 2y ago
It is a hen and egg situation. The OS has to do this because many applications have learned to rely on the behaviour and will pre-allocate huge amounts of memory that they never use. Linux practically forces applications into this because t
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by tsss 2y ago
> single micro service called by all of the other micro services So they didn't do microservices correctly. Big surprise.
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by tsss 2y ago
You definitely gain a deeper understanding of software if you follow through. Of course, if you only do the learnyouahaskell.com tutorial there will not be much in there that couldn't be done in other languages. The real insights are n
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by tsss 2y ago
It is true for the top 99% of women.
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by tsss 2y ago
Scala 3 can do it with some macro tricks. But the performance is not as good as with nominally typed structures.
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by tsss 2y ago
Everyone is defrauding the German government, including every politician and every other branch of the German government. It has more to do with the Germans than the Chinese.
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by tsss 2y ago
The building does appreciate sometimes, at least here in Germany because the increasing absurdity of bureaucracy and regulations make the same class of house more and more expensive to build. At the same time, "lower classes" of h
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by tsss 2y ago
Not always. It is also the uninhabited bottom type.
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by tsss 2y ago
They aren't racing anywhere. The drones purpose is to do even less than before and look like they're helping without even leaving the chair.
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by tsss 2y ago
Such a pointless exercise of regulation dodging. We should have more cargo per driver and not less.
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by tsss 2y ago
Cars aren't the sort of noise that I primarily care about. Neighbors with their god-awful dogs and children that scream and hit the walls 24/7 are far worse.
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by tsss 2y ago
And who defines what is hate speech?
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by tsss 2y ago
Side effect handling also include composable error handling and asynchronous functions. I'm curious to see how you are doing it that is so much better? Forgetting to handle an exception or an asynchronous result is something that proba
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by tsss 2y ago
I don't think it was out of competition. To borrow some language from the aforementioned open letter: This is very much a "pattern of behaviour" with these people, directed against anyone and everyone that makes a compelling
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by tsss 2y ago
Joke, but not far off.
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by tsss 2y ago
It seems that Reddit has a 30% chance to be down at any given moment regardless of outside influences. No other AAA website is so badly programmed and so badly managed.
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by tsss 2y ago
It is a disability and it is disabling to most people who have it.
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by tsss 2y ago
Well that explains why Git has such a god awful API. Maybe he should've done some prototyping too.
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by tsss 3y ago
> If I save 60% on energy for heating every year but then require all the energy needed to build a new heat pump every 5-10 what am I really doing? Activism.

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