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by zelly 6y ago
Go will get you 90% there in performance. I recommend that instead of C++ because it compiles fast for that edit-build-refresh cycle. Go also has the benefit of producing static binaries by default which solves a lot of the problems Docker
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by zelly 6y ago
Main benefits of Kubernetes: • Lets companies brag about having # many production services at any given time • Company saves money by not having to hire Linux sysadmins • Company saves money by not having to pay for managed cloud products i
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by zelly 6y ago
Yup doesn't work on Firefox. Also using Fedora.
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by zelly 6y ago
If they wanted to, they could take it from you because they own the trademark.
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by zelly 6y ago
Is there anything like this for Rust or C++? I like the idea of code generation instead of doing the work at runtime (like in ORMs). This is like making your database schema the IDL spec.
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by zelly 6y ago
> Then, when you context switch it is likely the context to which you are switching would like to use that cache for something. By the time we switch to your original thread it is very likely L1d has already been filled with something el
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by zelly 6y ago
Linux is waiting for you.
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by zelly 6y ago
Consider wages 10xing and taxes becoming over 50% and it's not hard to see how firms would have to charge more money for their products just to remain in business. UBI is central planning of the economy, where the government decides th
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by zelly 6y ago
You don't get it. The cost of labor would rise. You would have to pay paper factory workers more when they could just not work at all. The truck driver also needs to get paid more. The shelf stocker also needs to get paid more. The sec
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by zelly 6y ago
There are no controls. Once you put something like that in place and create a dependent population, there is no going back. It would take a violent revolution to repeal it.
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by zelly 6y ago
There are countries with a permanent dole. See the UK and other Northern Euro nations. You just have to fake an autism diagnosis to get $3k euros a month in cash alone (not counting all the other programs). Why isn't that the entrepren
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by zelly 6y ago
> which means employers will have to pay more for those jobs Yeah no kidding so there will be hyperinflation. Making the net effect of UBI almost zilch. What use is $1000 bucks when toilet paper is $100 a roll. > 3) Because of (2), mo
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by zelly 6y ago
"pretty soon" is when? garbage trucks are giant, quarter million dollar machines with giant forks on them that could demolish thousands of homes in an accident before someone shoots its tires. this seems like one of those things t
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by zelly 6y ago
Language Tool which you linked to is open source, GPL licensed. It's "okay".
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by zelly 6y ago
UBI only makes sense in the science fiction world that Andrew Yang and other non-technical journalists think is somehow imminent. We still need people to make things. There are still guys hanging off the side of garbage trucks every day and
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by zelly 6y ago
This is why you use VMs with their own network interfaces to do development in
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by zelly 6y ago
I like the idea of Nix. It's definitely the future of package management and build systems. But it's solving a problem we knew how to solve in the 80s: dependency hell is solved by statically linking everything. In fact in the Win
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by zelly 6y ago
if only there were a currency that existed completely transparently on a public ledger that can be integrated into any finance tracking application without asking a company for API keys or scraping wouldn't it be crazy if someone made
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by zelly 6y ago
What about WebView then? Surely you can run 10 desktop apps that use WebView because it's just like having 10 Chrome tabs open.
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by zelly 6y ago
Telegram is Qt
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by zelly 6y ago
I'm going to take the contrarian position here and say No, there is no place for native desktop apps. If a user has enough resources to run a graphical operating system, then they have enough resources for an extra copy of Chromium. Th
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by zelly 6y ago
A game is intellectual property like a movie. If I copy and paste 1/5th of your game, you can sue me and win. If I copy and paste 1/5th of your blog post, as long as I put quote marks around it, I'm safe. Games won't bec
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by zelly 6y ago
Sure, just look around, do you see any successful micropayments processing companies? Do you use any of them? If any of them were successful, you wouldn't be asking this question. There was a wave of micropayments startups about 6 year
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by zelly 6y ago
I meant "content" as in cultural content--articles, Q&A submissions, blog posts, takes, memes, recipes, how-tos, tutorials. Content that makes up >80% of G search results. At one time, there was a price for such content bec
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by zelly 6y ago
Micropayments have been tried. They all failed. The fair market price for content is $0. What is happening is that the only publishers that will exist shall be only those who create it for free. There is simply a glut of content out there b
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by zelly 6y ago
Twitter has replaced RSS for all intents and purposes. I miss Google Reader and RSS too, but the world has changed. Another reason RSS is in the past is because it was a means of delivering long blog articles which only a small minority of
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by zelly 6y ago
The proprietary API is guaranteed to be slower. The brokers must send order flow as FIX to the exchange. This adds latency of however long it takes the broker's software to translate to FIX. I don't think there are any successful
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by zelly 6y ago
It won't happen all at once. Linux already coexists with Windows through WSL and virtualization. The real work is in porting the APIs that the core MS products make heavy use of (DirectX, .NET, GDI, etc.). The old Windows kernel will r
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by zelly 6y ago
This will never happen. Part of the reason programmers or aspiring programmers buy MacBooks is they think they will be working on iApps at some point in time. This is an example of the most intolerant minority winning[1]. I may have to use
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by zelly 6y ago
You can still get around this because it's still possible to run Hackintosh in a VM.

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