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by ysleepy 8y ago
I agree, all the language server stuff is a win for the scripting and IDE-less ecosystems, but for languages with proper IDE support it is such a monumental step back. So much that nobody working with the existing tooling/IDEs will inv
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by ysleepy 8y ago
This reminds me of a recent HN post about a simple datalog engine being used in the rust borrow checker. https://github.com/frankmcsherry/blog/blob/master/posts/2018... via https://news.y
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by ysleepy 8y ago
I would be interested in results of go-llvm - measuring some proxy of the intrinsic overhead due to the design choices of go vs. rusts focus on zero-cost abstractions. The clean-room compiler backend of go has some usability advantages, but
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by ysleepy 8y ago
"Go bindings to Rust's regex engine." - I't would not be in the spirit of the comparison. - Even though most scripting languages also have native regex implementations.
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by ysleepy 8y ago
I stumbled on a blogpost by bunnie huang which describes a liability angle, which I found to be plausible: https://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=5127 - worth a read.
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by ysleepy 8y ago
The x86 ISA and its implementations are now in the spotlight of the whole security research community. There is probably a lot more to come since it accumulated a lot of cruft in the name of backwards compatibility. I hope we learn a lot, a
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by ysleepy 8y ago
It was a huge dick move from the beginning. Requiring Partners to make their gaming brands Nvidia exclusive way obviously intended to hurt AMD. Maybe they got a serious call from the FTC about anticompetitive practices. Also see: https:&#x
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Second System Syndrome [1] and General experience [2] mostly because legacy systems contain a lot of implicit features and undocumented decisions that are hard to re-discover and customers get really annoyed. Maybe less of a problem in this
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Looks awfully like design by committee, lowest common denominator taste. There is zero distinctiveness and character. Even java kept coffee cup and duke.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
The subtle joke went past you. Anandtech is a bit known for a noticeable pro-intel bias.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Summary: HPET Timer has a significant performance impact, especially on intel. Anandtech turned them to non-default forced-on and now has lots of results which cant be compared to other benchmarkers. I'm interested in first-generation
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by ysleepy 9y ago
V10R you mean.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
I agree, consistency is worth a lot more than using a slightly better convention. It would also create surprises in the sense of "principle of least surprise" which is in general a good guideline while designing APIs schemas and s
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Unbearable verboseness is also part of the problem.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
There is a material difference between UMTS and LTE, UMTS is using CDMA which comes with some practically unfortunate tradeoffs like the "breathing cell" and inheriting the old GSM style slow system design.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
You get a token issued at registration to check with ICANN? It is not that hard a problem.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
So write your name, address and telephone number on the back of your car. Maybe you don't want to, and thats ok.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
That reminds me of this: https://github.com/strace/strace/issues/14
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Why is the resolution so low? Why is the FPS so low? Why don't we see the IR/LIDAR footage? Was the brightness adjusted after the fact to look favourably? Why didn't the vehicle issue a full stop once the woman was clearly vi
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by ysleepy 9y ago
I use Rohrer & Klingner Verdigris Ink and am quite happy with it. Prompted by this article I looked up its pH value, which is close to neutral with 7.98, while many other colors are more off-center.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Cog is a similarly simple open source player for macOS which also supports Opus and has a folder pane. https://github.com/kode54/Cog (original author) https://cogx.org/screenshots.php I really like it,
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by ysleepy 9y ago
The WHOIS db is not protecting anyone from scammers. It is way to easy to provide fake data or use a TLD that does not care. I like my privacy and WHOIS is bullshit.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
true stop-the-world garbage collection.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
I think you have a warped impression of china. Bike sharing in china: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IYu4wzy9Lw
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by ysleepy 9y ago
I'd be interested how the superior perf/watt claims holds in googles practical setup. The additional Networking gear and power supply losses and so on might make the difference less. I'm also not sure how we can take googles
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by ysleepy 9y ago
It says: "Goals: Multi-terabyte heaps"
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by ysleepy 9y ago
No, APFS must be usable on USB drives and so on. That would be a fatal design flaw.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
Can't see it either. Maybe it is his submission and he is shadowbanned.
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by ysleepy 9y ago
The name is taken https://impala.apache.org/ . Both are "distributed and scalable".
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by ysleepy 9y ago
The repo was only the source for the line drawing code.

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