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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Still would just show where people live. If nobody lives there, you've got a null (or divide by zero) spot on the map ... so you just show where people live.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
I'd recommend reading 'Confessions of a Master Jewel Thief' -- normal dude, just decides to spend a career stealing shit for fun.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Before switching to a hot and branchless code path, I was seeing strangely lower performance on Intel vs. AMD under load. Realizing the branch predictor was the most likely cause was a little surprising.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Replace "oven" with a dish washer or a washing machine for your clothes. Those things do exactly all of this. Yet we still complain about washing clothes and doing the dishes, even though it is far less effort than anything our pa
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
> The students, if they are, should be banned for life. I'm all for repurcussions ... but a life is a long time and students are usually only at the beginning of it.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Yes. This is called “transfer pricing” and is tightly regulated in almost every country.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
The company I'm a director for licenses IP from my company. The company wouldn't exist without my IP (I'm one of the founders). Yet, I'm also a customer of the same. Dollars in/out, we're all kosher. This isn&#
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
We were working on translations for Arabic and in the spec it said to use "Arabic numerals" for numbers. Our PM said that "according to ChatGPT that means we need to use Arabic script numbers, not Arabic numerals". It to
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
My favorite is when you need to rebuild/restart outside of claude and it will "fix the bug" and argue with you about whether or not you actually rebuilt and restarted whatever it is you're working on. It would rather cal
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
I still have no idea what you are talking about.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
> You obviously didn't respond to him publicly, but did he reject your offer in private? I literally have no idea what you're talking about here.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Heh. I've had my fair share of mailing list drama. This is political AND technical. Someone saying "let’s cut throughput" is going to get shot down fast, no matter the technical merit. If someone with the political clout were
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Here’s a much better write up than I’m willing to do: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/rubbing-control-theory/ There are also multiple issues about this on GitHub. And an open issue that is basically been ignore
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
I’m not interested in contributing to go. I tried once, was basically ignored. I have contributed to issues there where it has impacted projects I’ve worked on. But even then, it didn’t feel collaborative; mostly felt like dealing with a te
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Do I need to share the TLA+ spec that shows its unfair? Or do you have any actual proof to your claims?
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
No. Eventually the queues get full and go routines pause waiting to place the element onto the queue, landing you right back at unfair scheduling. https://github.com/php/frankenphp/pull/2016 if you want to se
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
No clue. All I know is that people complain about it every time they benchmark.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
My biggest issue with go is it’s incredibly unfair scheduler. No matter what load you have, P99 and especially P99.9 latency will be higher than any other language. The way that it steals work guarantees that requests “in the middle” will b
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
And AI is stuck in the past. As we prepare to launch a new product… people using AI won’t know about it for months or years, potentially. This will make startups have to seed the planet with text so an AI learns about it, not to mention nor
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Wasn’t expecting to see Hebrew here today.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
I see what you did there.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Say who? Literally the entire news media loves airing trials before they're proven innocent or guilty.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
When I was in the military, they were very much against using technology and internet. Carrington was a thing, nukes/emp are a thing. There's no guarantee that technology would continue to work when the military is needed most. I
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
Then it isn't random noise. It is determined by your own actions.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
It'd be helpful to add a readme here instead of going to a pile of code.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
> otherwise you can get a lot of random noise on the air interface, draining both your battery and data plan I highly doubt you get "random" data over ipv6. There are more ipv6 addresses than there are atoms on the planet.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
You can also run commands when a user authenticates, grab their keys from github.com/username.keys, validate they're a user in a specific github group, then let them connect by outputing the keys, otherwise nothing to deny them ac
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
1000 years from now, someone will discover these discs and wonder why we wrote text so small and so many times across the disk. They’ll say the rainbow is for artistic effect and the repetition for religious reasons. Some people will argue
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
The problem is: you can’t prove it. We have no idea what “conscious” even means. It’s literally why the Turing Test exists.
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by withinboredom 7mo ago
It’s literally a tactic in divorce reddits. Go to all the lawyers in the city and get a meeting. Now they can’t work with your partner because they’ve given you advice.

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