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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
What's the next best guess for a target now that the amyloid hypothesis seems to be a failure?
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Modern front-end architecture has "fixed" the 1 second page load and replaced it with a 0.5 second page load... And a 3 second spinner... And a 1 second spinner... And a 4 second progress bar... But hey the TTFB is under 1s now!
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Then why not put it in order while you're hand crafting it?
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Your point got me thinking... PHP arrays may have been one of the "killer features" that lead to it taking hold of the web. It's so frictionless, powerful, and you can bend them to your will with ease.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I have to disagree also. The order inserted makes most sense in most cases. Hand crafting integer based array indexes out of order is rare. And as you say a simple ksort call guarantees sort order. ksort($arr); echo join($arr, &qu
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
> Remote work is still challenging though. The nature of not being able to get person-to-person time (regardless of how good video calls get) will always remain a challenge in its own right. Even as a remote worker, I used to think this
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I'll second this. You only have so much mental energy and focus. Managing your self image in a room full of others is wasteful and exhausting.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
# Summary of some of the new changes: ## Union types Specify multiple types public function foo(Foo|Bar $input): int|float; ## JIT Just in time compiler for improved performance ## Static return type Return static of class
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
It's like the movie Benjamin Button but with a case of amnesia every three years.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Ugh. I'm not sure what's worse: them being lazy and uninterested or them feeling actively threatened by a student's search for knowledge. The latter of course being the antithesis of education.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I've had a similar experience with spying software in University. The instructor was bragging about the spying tool during a lesson. Driven by disgust of being watched I quickly identified the remote host and port. Hacked together a sh
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
We procrastinate because a lot of what we do _really_ doesn't truly matter. That thing you're procrastinating probably won't mean jack when you are on your death bed. The conflict is that we feel like that thing should matter
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
It's an advantage and stateless is great for scaling[1]. Loading configuration is a pathetically small sliver of your execution time budget. [1] https://12factor.net/processes
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Why not run phpinfo()? Lists all loaded configuration as well as extensions and their configuration. Basically everything about the runtime environment your in. Beginner level stuff.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Fascinating and thoughtful article. I loved this short poignant sentence: "To participate is to lose." It's so true and so sad.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
If only there was a company that could launch telescopes into space and get above all these satellites and atmospheric interference.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I have a theory on this and can speak from my experience. The problem I think with NOT eating together is that it sews disharmony in the machinery of the household. If everyone DOES eat together all the work related to it happens together a
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Unicorns are real. They're just call by a different name, Elasmotherium sibiricum [1], a now extinct species of rhinoceros that shortly co-existed with man. [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=Elasmotherium+sibiricum&am
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
The problem with string theory is that there are limitless physics universes you can create within its framework so saying that ours fits in it is not saying a lot. Many universes could be described by it.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
For some parts of a system if you write it correctly the first time there will be no need for optimization, premature or otherwise. If you know you will need to cache something just cache it, it's not premature, it's best practice
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Put simply. Life is an optimization problem.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Or responsive web design techniques apparently.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Cool concept. Spouses are good temporary workaround until this becomes mainstream. They also have the benefit of being multifunctional which provides a good ROI ;)
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
This made me wonder, Do spoofed callers appear on a capture device as the spoofed number? If so, you could in theory use law to target anyone by calling their number using a spoofed number that is included on a surveillance order. Just keep
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I disagree with the article premise. If I say, "Why don't you just X?" It's short hand for: - This is the first solution I thought of - I am sure you already tried this - Since you probably already tried it, why didn&#x2
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Also worth noting is that it isn't necessarily that expansion anisotropic. It's the acceleration of expansion that is anisotropic.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Same old story. Developer focused tool becomes mainstream. Suites come in to maximize profit, engagement, in-app usages. Early adopters leave looking for new developer focused tool. Can't wait until slack gets snapchatitized features s
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
I'm a remote worker in middle of nowhere paid a competitive industry salary. Cost of living is ridiculously cheap compared to big metros. If you can't increase your earnings, decreasing costs is just as well.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
It is also not uncommon for overcrowding to cause stress and irritation. Some people really do need lots of quiet personal space and time alone.
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by tylerjwilk00 7y ago
Agreed. The idea that a social network is better or of a higher quality simply because there are more bodies around you is a false premise. This sweeps aside the idea that people may prefer a lower density social network where each party mu

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