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Could you not do all your debugging and development on a normal host and only deploy on a unikernel when you are stable? There is already a divide between development and production with debug and release builds the later of which are a mas
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6y ago
Thanks, I have been trying to do that but didn't quite find the right games (it doesn't help I am on Linux). I'll check your recommendations out.
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What do you recommend for co-op with kids?
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6y ago
Citadel.
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6y ago
You use the stack or pre-allocate memory and work with that budget. You can also use custom allocators.
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6y ago
For sure the Ad economy is worse. HFT has a small impact on the economy and 0 on culture while the ad model destroyed respectable media and is well on its way to destroying the web, not to mention doing immeasurable harm to social cohesion.
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6y ago
I believe the amount of time adults spend on video games has been growing fairly fast relationship to tv. At least for younger men.
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6y ago
Archery. Went from worthless to mediocre on a recurve bow. I enjoy shooting at the end of the day a great deal. Plan to switch to compounds soon, maybe even hunt one day.
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6y ago
This is stunning, but scary. Even if my descendants survive plagues, nuclear war, climate change and malevolent AI's, they might not have a chance against the allure of these simulated worlds.
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6y ago
The founder of WhatsApp made 0.5 Billion from his exit. Similar outcomes exist for other unicorns, some likely even more extravagant. What game do you think these people played?
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Pot was a typo for post, sorry about that. The rage would come from people who feel that any indulgence accessible only to those richer than themselves is an outrage. There are many such people in tech circles.
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I disagree. There might be reasons to want reforms but for the most part the rich just played the game better than everybody else and the anti-rich crowd would, to a man/woman, instantly swap places with the rich if they could. Envy is
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That is a completely reasonable position with which I happen to (violently) agree. That is not however the position implied by the parent, in my view.
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Fair enough, how do you interpret what he said? I removed the mild vulgarity, I agree it was not needed.
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Yes of course, Gates, Musk, Buffet, Ford, these are just evil mediocrities that got lucky, you are right. Anyone could have done what they did, but for lack of luck.
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6y ago
I hope you are not just trolling. I am not sure if I enjoy more the news that there are effective treatments against aging or the rage you are going to induce with this post.
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6y ago
Your hatred of the successful is likely poisoning your life and making you miserable.
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6y ago
WTF? That is really your takeaway from an article that suggests the fountain of youth is in reach? "Vaccines! Do you really want a world where billionaires do not get small pox???"
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6y ago
In my particular case no, it would be too much hassle for a small business like ours (we are a remote only firm with only a few people). But I can imagine it would make sense when we grow.
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My company would pay for that, up to $50/developer/month. Its a no brainier if you really get X5 speed improvements, not just for full builds but incremental as well. Of course there are tricky issues there, privacy, lock-in, how
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Yes, we all should be judged at 47 by how consistent we are with our 17 year old selves.
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It is true that its much easier to stick with and get good at things you love. But life does not always oblige our preferences. There are times when you have to buckle up and do things you very much rather not and the ability to do this wit
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This is true, but when something goes wrong with Windows it really isn't much better unless you know that particular voodoo.
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6y ago
Imagine getting mowed by a Chinese drone because our drone defenses use 90’s tech.
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6y ago
Perhaps he believes that keeping the US from ceding military supremacy to China is more important than fixing minor UX inconveniences.
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7y ago
Its a lot more than I expected. Thanks for pointing this out.
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7y ago
Some money maybe, but "the money"? Korean and Chinese families are paying 250K per kid in test prep?
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This situation is exposing colleges as the scam that they are. Families are getting indebted up to their eyeballs, thinking are paying for education. In reality the education can be had for free. What they are really paying for is a sorting
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7y ago
How are they not allowed to behave differently in these times? At least in my district there is a huge variance in how the teachers are handling it so it seems they have a fair bit of latitute.
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7y ago
The difference between a simulacrum of a dog and a dog is important only in the context of what you trying to get out of a relationship with a dog. Similarly the difference between a virtual and real teacher. Since I am trying to get differ
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