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by zelly 6y ago
These are cooperative threads, not kernel threads which can actually run at the same time. It uses threads for its abstraction as a concurrent task. Ruby and Python also have "Thread" classes which don't make system calls and
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by zelly 6y ago
Is this not the exact phenomenon I was talking about? You have been able to write C++ for 25 years without Microsoft, but now you've gotten IDE envy and want to switch. Of course LSP will always work best on VS Code, which is the platf
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by zelly 6y ago
It's still stagnating. Emacs has something like 2% of market share. LSP doesn't add many new features. We had jump to definition etc. for decades with TAGS which was much many orders of magnitude faster than LSP. LSP just serves t
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by zelly 6y ago
I've used use-package to get my startup time from 10-20 seconds to <500 ms. (But to be fair I did trim a lot of useless cruft.)
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by zelly 6y ago
No, it's completely single threaded. There's basically a GIL stopping it from ever being multithreaded without a serious rewrite/redesign. For long-running blocking tasks you have to use external processes (or the new dynamic
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by zelly 6y ago
Yes you're not alone, it slows Emacs to an absolute crawl. I was excited about LSP a couple years ago when it came out, but it turns out that it's another one of those things that's better in theory than in practice. There&#x
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by zelly 6y ago
This is thanks to how extremely optimized V8 and Chrome is for string manipulation. It is faster in the small cases but doesn't scale to, say, 10000 rows in a table. Then it becomes several orders of magnitude slower than React and vir
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by zelly 6y ago
All the information is already out there. Ontology is a crutch.
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by zelly 6y ago
Delusion. It's a child's mindset. As kids they saw their parents and older kids drink alcohol and associated it with an exclusive privilege of maturity. They never grew out of that. They also delude themselves into thinking that t
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by zelly 6y ago
I think being sober around drunk people is like going to a naked beach with your clothes on. It just doesn't feel right, and if you don't want to drug yourself up then you shouldn't want to be around people who are.
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by zelly 6y ago
In a few years that will be upgraded to cannabis smoking and you'll be gatekeeped out if you're not down with the herb.
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by zelly 6y ago
"Yes"
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by zelly 6y ago
School is a different domain. It's more similar to the case of entrepreneurs getting drunk together to make sure they can trust each other. As a young person in school, the subject of your interactions with your peers is friendship and
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by zelly 6y ago
It's slow and un usable , not unstable. The one benefit of WC is that it's going to be stable for the next hundred years, just like <marquee> still works in 2020. It's unusable because of all the boilerplate it requires
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by zelly 6y ago
I think a Web Component is meant to be like a <div/>. It's one of the pieces that you render on the server. That way the client is dumb and just implements a design language in Web Components/JS, and the server sends co
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by zelly 6y ago
Even though they may be slow and have an unusable API, Web Components being built into browsers means they will continue to work long after React, Vue, etc. are all dead and unmaintained.
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by zelly 6y ago
What this article doesn't tell you is that this is only historical practice among people making deals with their own money--entrepreneurs--or higher-up executives or partners in a law firm etc. As someone who works for a living for som
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by zelly 6y ago
> What's he going to do when ByteDance uploads the .apk somewhere? This is a social network which gains from network effects / usage. A social network only accessible to Android users is a ghetto. The vast majority of young peo
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by zelly 6y ago
Hopefully this will raise awareness on PWAs. Hopefully using PWAs on mobile will be normalized by the 18-24 year olds. TikTok's PWA seems intentionally gimped (you can't even search) but I will bet it will suddenly start working o
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by zelly 6y ago
> The "wallet" you mentioned in the article could be a smart-contract that by the end of each month (or any desired period) would automatically make the donations Ethereum smart contracts don't work like that. It is push,
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by zelly 6y ago
Yeah, the market value for most of these open source packages is $0. There's nothing about charging for software that goes against the spirit of libre software. (In the 2000s, Debian and Ubuntu made money by charging for CDs of the ins
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by zelly 6y ago
> You can't compete with the people who actually know how to make the things. Then you die. See Hewlett Packard. Innovation happens on the factory floor. Pretty soon the countries we outsourced to will come up with better designs to
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by zelly 6y ago
Say I have a database full of metrics, user agents, IPs, GPS, names, addresses, photos, etc. on a million users, who would I call to sell it? Genuinely curious.
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by zelly 6y ago
I see this sentiment mentioned a lot, but who actually pays for this data? Is there a company I can call that will buy my amorphous "user data"? What are their names?
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by zelly 6y ago
Disable JavaScript and it goes away
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by zelly 6y ago
Dependent typing can make guarantees like that if there are no loops, no parallel mutation, no I/O, no cosmic rays. For example if I made y have rand() elements then there's nothing a compiler can ever do about that. In other case
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by zelly 6y ago
LSD treats cluster headaches, for some people permanently: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2011/06/lsd-alleviates-suici...
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by zelly 6y ago
Wow, I wonder if they spoke about it publicly after the fact. There aren't a lot of stories like this. Did they remember the experience? Was it really a coma or some out of body experience? It would be interesting to see how differentl
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by zelly 6y ago
With some "seed money" I'm sure you could get a lot of it in India or China. The people who work in those factories are the same people who put lead paint on children's toys to save a few dollars. Its precursor literally
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by zelly 6y ago
To make an example out of them and discourage others, prevent a cottage industry from forming. LSD manufacturing scales immensely. One lone wolf could create enough LSD to serve the whole United States demand, maybe even the global demand.

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