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by typedef_struct 4y ago
Terraform creates a virtual infrastructure against which diffs can be performed.
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by typedef_struct 4y ago
1TB/mo is like 380B/s...shouldn't it have to be advertised as such? Burstable to whatever speed is offered.
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by typedef_struct 4y ago
TIL one gallon of gas is 120 lightning bolts, and the relative cost of energy between electricity and fuel is near equilibrium.
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by typedef_struct 4y ago
Guys what's an oligarch? EDIT: sry, wrong article
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by typedef_struct 4y ago
How will taxis survive?? Their business model depends on scarcity. If anyone could give anyone a ride, there'd be no more rides. Am I properly capturing the nuance of your argument? Feel free to re-echo another round of hearsay into th
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by typedef_struct 5y ago
If it releases/deploys/versions together, it shares a repo. Otherwise, meh.
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by typedef_struct 5y ago
I spent 2020 at AWS and I can't think of a single part of their toolchain that exposed APIs as first-class citizens. Not Pipelines, not Apollo, not CRUX, not Brazil, not MCM. Its all command line applications and browser interfaces (th
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by typedef_struct 6y ago
Is GQL still an abstraction that doesn't map at all to the underlying datastore, so that any given query can be arbitrarily slow?
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by typedef_struct 6y ago
https://github.com/google/filament and ThreeJS are probably the closest
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by typedef_struct 6y ago
Serious question: if I reframe the carnot heat engine as a decision making process that heat undergoes, can I publish a biology paper on it?
41.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
Pretend it exists and try to sell it. Everything else is w/e
42.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
That thing on the bus is money, and no one's been able to kick it off for a looong time. It'll move to another bus eventually.
43.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
Fine, Google. Then I'm going to cancel the collab account I haven't used in months. Take THAT!
44.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
Pretty much. It's too good. 10 years later, if you tried to write a better one, you'd probably fail. Whoever wrote it should be shot.
45.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
Your own code from 6 months ago usually works.
46.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
So, Universal Basic Income....
47.
by typedef_struct 6y ago
Do the effects of it exist? In that it suppresses peoples' legitimate (non hateful) opinions? Then it exists.
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by typedef_struct 6y ago
Lord of the Rings was almost stolen this way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ndge8WlM9q8
49.
by typedef_struct 7y ago
#tethics
50.
by typedef_struct 7y ago
I write tests whenever something breaks. That way I have a record of what has broken in the past and nothing breaks twice. Don't tell anyone.
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by typedef_struct 7y ago
These things are not all-or-nothing. I have one compute device, the GPU, that I program with its language (eg GLSL, OpenCL). I have another compute device, the CPU, that I program with its language (eg C, C++). I have code to control these
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by typedef_struct 7y ago
You've seen a couple of actual paradigm shifts, and the dozens of hype-cycles in between. You can tell the difference between the two: what's important and what's not. You've been up and down the stack enough to have a d
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by typedef_struct 7y ago
With some healthy spoonfuls of caveats, Quake 3 ( https://github.com/id-Software/Quake-III-Arena ). Skipped a lot of classes back in the day ripping that one apart and piecing it back together again.
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by typedef_struct 8y ago
That's why you need the best damn oil drillers in the world to plant the nuke.
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by typedef_struct 8y ago
I'd probably do it like this: socks5_socket([&](auto closed_socket) { closed_socket.connect_unauthenticated(proxy_addr, [&](auto authenticated_socket) { authenticated_socket.connect_tcp(addr, [&](auto tc
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by typedef_struct 8y ago
Why I Stopped Caring About Desktop OSes - Me, circa 2006
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by typedef_struct 9y ago
> As far as unreal goes, we can’t compete with an unreleased product, because a non existent product does everything you dream of and has no faults Oh, Star Citizen...
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by typedef_struct 10y ago
The problem is that as ray tracing advances, so do the hacks on top of rasterization to enable more realisticish images. So rasterization keeps winning. Someday, though...
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by typedef_struct 10y ago
Damn, this is even more depressing than the other one. Apparently the secret to happiness is not having kids. And not spending more than you make. Actually that last one is true.
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by typedef_struct 10y ago
This is a pet peeve of mine. If you made a block of code into a separate function, I'm assuming it's called from multiple places. Or maybe it used to be. Or will be soon. But still.

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