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by zamalek 1y ago
Alternatively, whenever designing a scripting/plugin host make sure to support plugin-hosting-plugins. That way you could have the Roto plugin host complied to wasm.
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by zamalek 1y ago
Aw, I had no idea that it didn't work out. If they work that out I'd put good money on a colossal perf boost across the board.
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by zamalek 1y ago
Rust also has the advantage of having no ABI. Binary interface is a whole lot more difficult to maintain than code interface. C# has multiple technologies built to deal with ABI (though it probably all goes unused these days with folder-bas
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by zamalek 1y ago
In theory .Net 10 should make this obsolete, the headline features[1] are basically all about this. In practice, well, it's heuristics, I'm adding this to a particularly performance sensitive project right now :) Edit: what&#x27
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by zamalek 1y ago
Denuvo counts each proton version as a unique activation, might help you avoid this issue going forward
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by zamalek 1y ago
Power in needs to equal heat out, and that isn't easy in space. They, deceptively, claim that their novel solution is radiative cooling. Relying on radiation for cooling in space is the problem statement! Convective (as on Earth) is si
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by zamalek 1y ago
What does space give us that Earth does not in this scenario? Free real estate? They only mention falling costs for deployment.
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by zamalek 1y ago
What's the concrete data behind his assertion? I have no doubt he's correct about ideas being rare, but supply/demand laws would then dictate that those ideas are very valuable - if money is what matters to you (I suspect tha
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by zamalek 1y ago
Another demonstration of positive-sum: > It does so by expanding pedestrian areas via curb extensions or bumpouts, narrowing crosswalks, and removing parking within 20-25 feet of an intersection. [...] This not only slows traffic, but pe
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by zamalek 1y ago
I think the sentiment (at least my sentiment) is that "mainstream ML" has fallen into the transformer local minimum, and given the weight of the players in that space it will take a huge amount of force to move them out of it. The
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by zamalek 1y ago
Nope, OmniSharp - which uses that AFAIK, is what I'm referring to. Something being open source doesn't automatically make it good.
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by zamalek 1y ago
Homeopathy is way more extreme, for what it's worth. The idea is to keep diluting the thing until it's basically chemically absent, with only the "nature" or the juju or whatever it is.
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by zamalek 1y ago
> As a tinkerer who loves building things, this is heartbreaking stuff. Tinkers are inventors, which are future entrepreneurs. This administration can't think as far ahead as its nose.
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by zamalek 1y ago
One of the big _disadvantages_ is that it prevents access to the VSCode-licensed plugins, such as the good C# LSP (seems EEE isn't completely dead). That's something to pay attention to if you're considering a fork and use an
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by zamalek 1y ago
I have been using sudo-rs for over a year. The only issue that I've had is running into `-E` being unsupported once every few months - which is arguably a good thing because I shouldn't be naughty and allow arbitrary envs to leak
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by zamalek 1y ago
It would make sense, from a product management perspective, if projects did this but not non-contextual chats. You really wouldn't want your chats about home maintenance mixing in with your chats about neurosurgery.
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by zamalek 1y ago
> If a culture of finger pointing and shaming individuals or teams for doing the "wrong" thing prevails, people will not bring issues to light for fear of punishment. Not only this. I had a particularly toxic manager many years
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by zamalek 1y ago
Hatred is a more powerful emotion than desperacy. Votes will continue to flow towards the man, even in the face of their very own livestock being decimated.
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by zamalek 1y ago
I previously worked at a fintech and they, understandably so given the domain, blocked Discord. Think for a second what wonders that does for participating in open source (which the same employer had no problem with). Discord is not a sui
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by zamalek 1y ago
I call it pseudo-liberalism: people who don't understand that protecting rights actually damned hard work. They also can't see the mountains for the molehills. It is also when liberalism is used as a fashion accessory: they wear t
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by zamalek 1y ago
Have you tried Continue?
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by zamalek 1y ago
They should attach a YouTrack issues to reviews, which would automatically show that the issue has been fixed. Their YouTrack integration is pretty deep elsewhere. Still doesn't solve the problem of the average score, though.
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by zamalek 1y ago
As evidence by it disagreeing with far right Twitter most the time, even though it has access to far wider range of information. I enjoy that fact immensely. Unfortunately, this can be "fixed," and I imagine that he has this on a
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by zamalek 1y ago
This might be a situation that warrants a higher temperature. Actually, it could be worth starting a very high temperature initially and gradually decreasing it.
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by zamalek 2y ago
Not even microblogging, jut blogging in general. ActivityPub could be a replacement for RSS readers. I consider a platform that allows you to mix microblogs, blogs, podcasts, videos, and livestreams/events the "endgame" - a
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by zamalek 2y ago
React has lived long enough to become the villain, and it's way too entrenched. It was certainly a very important step forwards in webdev, but it now probably has more gotchas than vanilla JS does.
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by zamalek 2y ago
So I am not free to engage in a contract with like-minded people? The constitution demands that I don't use pronouns? That sounds like limiting speech.
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by zamalek 2y ago
So I would go as far as to include medical professionals, but not the other parent? For lack of any actual argument, you've turned to such a degree of pedantry that it changes the spirit of what I said. Not that your pedantry adds anyt
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by zamalek 2y ago
> If so, women are really only physically bound to the child through the pregnancy. Financially also. In America, child birth will set you back 10-15k insured or 30-50k uninsured. Who pays for that? The woman who has been unable to work
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by zamalek 2y ago
> social contract overrides personal liberty Not signing the contract simply means having no right to the protections that it affords. I have no responsibility to treat you with respect if you don't go out and vaccinate yourself. I

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