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by wging 9y ago
Make sure to read the linked blog post from Digital Globe. It is more interesting, in my opinion (it includes some interesting details and seems to be written towards a slightly more technical audience): http://blog.digitalglob
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by wging 9y ago
True, but I'd imagine the primary use case for NodeJS wrapping a Rust binary is a long-lived server process, where I'd expect this to actually matter. (Even on Lambda it might matter, given container reuse.)
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by wging 9y ago
I was going to ask, how does Node then know to free the string when all JS pointers to it are gone? ... guess it doesn't?
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by wging 9y ago
The page says "NOTE: These features will become available in all AWS Lambda regions within 24 hours."
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by wging 10y ago
There's a Download button that pops up both a bunch of git commands and a link to .patch files. Git fetching seems to work for me. If you're interested in built binaries, that I don't know.
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by wging 10y ago
My experience has been exactly the reverse. Promises have made async code much easier to read and understand. There is a little learning curve, but it's not so bad.
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by wging 10y ago
At his stage he's got the ability to fund his ideas effectively and still stop well short of 'all in'. For example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Origin
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by wging 10y ago
You're right about the meaning of 'native', but if you expect to have a 'reasonable expectation of performance' just because an app is written as a native binary, you may be sorely disappointed. There are plenty of
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by wging 10y ago
S3 buckets with the website feature enabled, but you have to pay for usage and I don't know of a way to emulate Dropbox's local filesystem integration with S3... at least not one that's accessible for nontechnical users.
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by wging 10y ago
The other obvious control mechanism is AI: not one person, not every person , but no people . I really want to try that now.
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by wging 10y ago
> CAH is the OK Go of postmodern satire I think this analogy needs a little unpacking, because I am lost. What are OK Go the OK Go of?
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by wging 10y ago
That seems like the wrong incentive, if you were also the people responsible for making sure pageable events didn't happen.
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by wging 10y ago
The first one of these that I remember reading about is Marijn Haverbeke's Tern: http://ternjs.net
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by wging 10y ago
> Also, you want "logarithmic," not "logistic." Don't think so - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_function The 'S' curve of logistic growth looks exponential for a while, whi
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by wging 10y ago
I think it's that you can't reply to posts that are too new.
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by wging 10y ago
It's an explanation of conservation of mass. Maybe not the only reason we die, but if no one ever did die, we'd eventually run into problems, er, assembling the next generation. In fact all you need to assume in order to run up
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by wging 11y ago
How is that valid, if the paper and implementation are from 2010?
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by wging 11y ago
> it turns out that lisps are pretty good at calling into java code I think that gives the design of Clojure too little credit. I can imagine MUCH worse ways to do it than Clojure's well-designed Java interop.
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by wging 11y ago
IANA website says it's administrated by Google: https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/foo.html However, they don't advertise it: https://www.registry.google/about/domains.html S
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by wging 11y ago
I'd love to see this adjusted for population density -- what does a high wifi hotspots/person tell you? Maybe just that the area is wealthier. So what if you adjust for wealth too?
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by wging 11y ago
The Tribune link works for me.
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by wging 11y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by 'competitive'? Are you talking about performance, or some other measure of quality?
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by wging 11y ago
What node.js version does this run? Site doesn't say.
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by wging 11y ago
> People were 100% aware of gmail and its privacy since day one. I think that statement is too general. From where I was sitting, it looked like people didn't think about privacy at all , and the only thing they were saying was &qu
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by wging 11y ago
as other have mentioned in this thread, Tern also is capable of inspecting your whole project to find a definition.
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by wging 11y ago
Possibly. I see enough linkbait titles on the front page that I assumed they were preferred over sane re-titlings.
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by wging 11y ago
Interesting... this got re-titled, but I'm not sure why. The original title was taken from the title of the linked post: "No, I Don't Want To Configure Your App!". (ed: I'm more intrigued than anything. It's a
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A rant about application configuration(robotlolita.me)
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by wging 11y ago
It's a flame graph or flame chart. I found this video explaining how to use them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0g4ML4nhPg I think the basic idea is: say you have some code like this. function a() { // 6 m
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by wging 11y ago
I have no idea whether you're calling this article trolling or good advice.

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