yxhuvud

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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
No, he is saying bad record keeping means misreporting identity has a bigger chance of happening.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
One big difference is that go hides all access to creating threads from the user, while execution contexts allow you to spin up dedicated thread(s) to solve a particular purpose.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
Execution contexts closing in to being enabled by default is a big one. As is the io_uring based event loop that is also finally getting merged (even though that one is also hidden behind flags).
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
Mine does and it works so well that I actually have to turn it off when working from home as a bunch of the third party servers at work doesn't have any support for it.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
Doing reports or lookups for stuff inside json is the death of any performance, however.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
That is of course true, but it is at least not a totally unreasonable practice, unlike using fresh water straight off the grid as a cooling source.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
For cooling you can also use a heat exchanger and dump it into a river or an ocean or so.
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by yxhuvud 6mo ago
Abundant access to a source of cooling can help offset high grid prices. Well places centres can a ton of money that way.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
No, they are aiming for plutocracy. They don't want solutions that is good for society, they want solutions that make them richer.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
You are missing the business model - buy has-been platforms and frameworks and charge big bucks for maintenance. Customers eventually manage to migrate off you, but it is fine cause you buy some other has-been stack and then overcharge for
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
Also it is very easy to find situations where hash table lookups dominate a measurement, but where the answer isn't to make the lookup faster but to make fewer lookups.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
Hmm. I kinda wonder how something like a regexp engine based on marpa would fall. It would probably be slower in the common well behaved cases, as well as preprocessing. But I wonder if there are any cases that couldn't be done in a O(
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
Which is a thing that depend very much on team culture. In my team it is perhaps 15 min for smaller fixes to get signoff. There is a virtuous feedback loop here - smaller PRs give faster reviews, but also more frequent PRs, which give more
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
If you changed from glibc to jemalloc and that solved your issues, then you should blame glibc, not the JVM.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
The drones that are mainly used there are the flying kind.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
I'm actually somewhat surprised Iran is openly telling us they are using underwater drones for this. That piece of technological advance has gone mostly under the radar (!) so far.
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by yxhuvud 7mo ago
I'm doing crystal bindings for pipewire and wayland clients. It is nice to be able to do so much with so little. github / yxhuvud / [pipewire_cr | wayland_client]
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
I'm not certain I buy it, but I find it a little hard to motivate the training being fair use if used to regenerate the project in a different licence.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
It is fairly ok for meetings and calendar integration. It is dogshit at chatting, however.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
We would have, if the expensive memory was a long term trend. It is not - eventually the supply will expand to match demand. There is no fundamental lack of raw materials underlying the issues, it is just a demand shock.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
What you are asking for is to make a library definition replacement to .h-files that contain sufficient information to make rust safe. That is a big, big step and would be fantastic not only for rust but for any other language trying to bre
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
What Apple restricts and is legal are not the same. Apple is doing malicious compliance and the legal system ain't buying it. But it takes some time and iterations to shake out.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
In many cases government texts are not covered by copyright, so it may not even be relevant here, regardless of it is is allowed to copy the data or not.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
There are middle grounds - for example you could redact any PII before publishing it.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
What we do here in sweden is that you can ask the courts for any court document (unless it is confidential for some reason). But the courts are allowed to do it conditionally, so a common condition if you ask for a lot of cases is to condit
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
Unless you have link time optimization you would lose out on optimization and performance. The whole thing is essentially a workaround for lack of sufficiently good/easy ways to package code in the ways people want to use it.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
No. If you don't want to maintain it, don't package it, or for that matter programs written in it. Yes, there are valid reasons not to use zig from a stability perspective, but just ignore it if it isn't good enough for your
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
No. Ads are paying money to get a platform for that speech. Having a platform is in no way a basic right.
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
Trees fall down due to combination of heavy snow and wind. They probably don't cut sufficiently around power lines. It is extra bad if the ground hasn't frozen properly yet. In some places it may be cheaper to dig down the cable t
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by yxhuvud 8mo ago
8: that's why you have sharper slopes on the roof if you expect a lot of snow. Then it glide off. We have to get our city house roof shoveled, but it is more making certain it don't fall on top of someone.

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