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by tuyiown 5y ago
You are the defeatist: you seem to think people cannot get better without suffering. The article just states that to actually be better, a good starter is to remove the useless comparison with an idealized future self, because it brings no
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by tuyiown 5y ago
I suspect the confusion is between flat as "linear response across ear bandwidth" and "total lack of depth", eg, the later isn't about being linear, just low quality speakers with very inconsistent frequency respons
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by tuyiown 5y ago
> So go and fix or implement the style guides How do you make this converge across dev without endless debate or resentment ? > linters and so on. What happens when a rule has to change ? update the entire codebase impacting everyone
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by tuyiown 5y ago
This is promotional content that doesn’t even talk about open source. I don’t know anything about ´Leon’ but I’ll stay clear.
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by tuyiown 5y ago
You're dismissing the fact that the keyword collision really well might be intentional, the worst of it is that `/sys/class` siblings `bus` and `driver`, if their internal linux rep is actually in the `class.h` siblings, are
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by tuyiown 5y ago
My best christmas gift.
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by tuyiown 5y ago
> I still do not understand how Microsoft, considering their extensive experience in operating system development, somehow managed to lose their entire, massive mobile device market share in the course of only a couple of years. Maybe b
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by tuyiown 5y ago
It reminds me of one of my favorite SF novel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_(novel) > The fixup[1] novel describes a legend consisting of eight tales that the pastoral, pacifist Dogs recite as they pass down an
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by tuyiown 5y ago
I don't understand why you focus on apple. The problem is accros the entire mobile space, the frightening thing is not the power of apple, it's the fact that _alternatives are not much better_
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by tuyiown 5y ago
Off-topic (and I'm totally not expert, please please correct me if i'm woring) but the the real risk of a Carrington type of event is for the power grid, especially the destruction of equipment at end of power lines. The idea is t
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by tuyiown 5y ago
> my gut reaction was actually "good -- I hope that makes other fuel sources more competitive". I then realised that I am not an economist, and that it would have the opposite effect -- increasing production. Not a economist ei
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by tuyiown 5y ago
I would not place bet on the replication of the result of a billions years of iterations and refinement, whatever under-optimized was the process. (who knows, it even might be the most efficient)
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by tuyiown 5y ago
What do you mean ? All my computer, I and suspect most ipv6 stacks updated in the last decade, assigns at least two address now by default, on linux, one showed as global, assigned by router, typically static, and others temporary ones, ran
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by tuyiown 5y ago
> I'm used to be with you, but some things are only possible will NAT. On ipv6 besides hiding (most common setup) a randomly assigned /64 ip address behind another /64 address I really don't see what any stateful fire
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by tuyiown 5y ago
> FLOSS has very a weak tradition with regard to UI. It was not true on macOS pre mac app store. Open source apps extracted as much as possible of what was provided by Cocoa and guidelines, it was working very well. Mac app store, Swift,
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by tuyiown 5y ago
ASML get a lot of coverage since last year, I've had never heard of it before, and I suspect just like many. It looked liked it emerged due to concerns about TMSC getting too much power and advance with billions on investments for semi
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by tuyiown 5y ago
This statement is dangerous. Badly defined abstraction have understandable and well defined caveats, and used consistently across system. The problems might catastrophic, but you have something to hang on in the hope in fixing it. under-eng
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by tuyiown 5y ago
It's the thing with abstractions: changing angle changes the abstraction by seemingly replacement candidates, but only the good ones maps properly onto physical hardware and human cognition. eg: "everything is a file" maps pr
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by tuyiown 5y ago
ha, it reminds me of the Croquet Project https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croquet_Project
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by tuyiown 5y ago
Peloton is the bulk of packed cyclists that is grouped together in all long races, due to the lesser average air friction riders have to fight within it. In the tour de france, the peloton group have a pretty homogenous total race time, out
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by tuyiown 5y ago
Access revocation: sometimes it's critical to block access to an issued token, without trusting the client to comply with revocation, especially for malicious cases. Enforcing this implies to implement access control on each (critical)
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by tuyiown 5y ago
The hard part is to improve perceived performance or resource overhead for general software, where each task outcome is tightly coupled with app state, eg. a parallelize a slow task on button click and have guarantee that final state is coh
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by tuyiown 5y ago
What is finished ? I've made a rust implementation of handlebars rendering that passed all handlebars test cases (on the feature set I covered, namely everything that did not involved JS parsing and evaluation), put it in a lib, ran pe
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by tuyiown 6y ago
The economics of charity won't solve those drivers problems.
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by tuyiown 6y ago
Offtopic, but I often wonder if there are people using `git worktree` to have several related code trees within the same repo. Technically it works the mostly the same as multiple repos, but theoretically allows to have something like a boo
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by tuyiown 6y ago
I'd imagine that they would have been cautious with highly cpu tuned instruction flow after the PPC->intel migration.
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by tuyiown 6y ago
Nope, they've been kicking and screaming a verrry long time for the PPC -> intel migration, with a lot of people legitimating it due to hand optimized PPC code
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by tuyiown 6y ago
Obviously, he meant that the heatpump mined the cryo out of outside cold air… cryomining, cryptomining, same thing, right ?
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by tuyiown 6y ago
actually, there's also `font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums;` if you want to keep the same font (if that feature is supported)
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by tuyiown 6y ago
> never really understood this severance. I suggest you should try to have a soft in a situation where you would have a drink. See if you're missing something, is it the taste ? the lack of alcool ? It really puts the relationship w

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