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   by zellyn 7y ago

   Do all nodes participate as full RAFT nodes? Or can you have read-only nodes?
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   by zellyn 7y ago

   I don't have the link handy, but I remember someone posting very impressive speed improvements. More important though, to those of us writing and/or stewarding Go code at companies that deal with financial information, these kind
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   by zellyn 7y ago

   Note for those looking for this helmet, from [1]: “Footnote, May 30 2019:We have since received word that the Cyclone MIPS is an older model that has been discontinued by Lazer – and suspect, given the likely spike in interest as a result o
4. 544.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   Anyone know what the bang operator does? It's impossible to Google (unlike "cascade syntax" a few lines down): Is similar to the syntax for the ! operator: e1![e2]
5. 545.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   Will that run ripgrep once per line, or is it smart enough to batch them up?
6. 546.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   Nice. Perhaps with an xargs thrown in to be safe...
7. 547.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   How do I do this in nushell? It's an alias I created recently to ripgrep through java and go files and tell me which have both of two words: function both { comm -1 -2 <(rg -i -l -t java -t go $1 | sort) <(rg -i -l -t j
8. 548.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   As a long-time Emacs user, I think you're not totally wrong. The thing is, it's the idea of Emacs that's important; you could argue that Emacs itself is an antiquated and idiosyncratic implementation of that idea. I'm
9. 549.▲
   by zellyn 7y ago

   All it takes to become a huge fan of IKEA instructions is to purchase and assemble a few items of furniture from other stores.
10. 550.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    Anyone know how this compares to Presto and zetasql?
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    by zellyn 7y ago

    That makes sense. I'm glad you're standardizing all this early, unlike Python which created an entire Twisted parallel universe for everything and only standardized later.
12. 552.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    That is a great treatment. Thanks for the link.
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    by zellyn 7y ago

    A couple of random thoughts: 1. If it's like Javascript, async and await basically boil down to converting to and from Promises. There's no reason to have to transitively perpetuate `async` annotations: you can just deal directly
14. 554.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    I definitely remember seeing scrolling-is-faster-if-you-wiggle-the-mouse on Linux too, back in the day, and being surprised that a bug (? misfeature?) like that would show up on such different stacks.
15. 555.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    Is Go “supposed to be a modern language”? I'm not sure even the language designers would agree with that characterization.
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    by zellyn 7y ago

    If you're interested in this subject, definitely make sure you check out the xi-editor retrospective: https://github.com/xi-editor/xi-editor/issues/1187#issuecomm...
17. 557.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    If any Googlers are reading this and have the knowledge, I’m curious whether things have improved since that article. The numbers are sobering.
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    by zellyn 7y ago

    Googling [nes 6502 tutorial] pulled up a good selection of articles.
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    by zellyn 7y ago

    Here's an in-browser 6502 tutorial with simulator: https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/ Of course, you can pick the system/context you want to learn in: many 8-bit computers used 6502 chips. For example, th
20. 560.▲
    by zellyn 7y ago

    I don't understand your comment. They're describing an Integrated Circuit with several transistors.
21. 561.▲
    by zellyn 8y ago

    First Jepsen report, huh? That was pretty complimentary, as these things go!
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    The generated Unicorn story has about the writing quality (in both senses: standard and feel) of fanfic
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    In no particular order: The Fundamentalists (Two roommates in LA, a philosopher and a comedian.) Why? A little bit of Freudian outlook on life is super useful. Especially good if you too have Religion Issues. The Ezra Klein Show (His recen
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    I work about six to eight miles from home (depending on the route) in Atlanta. I bike in as often as I can, but I would be all over a cheap electric alternative that was rain-proof. I don't see this as a car replacement so much as a bi
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    It's not that simple. I just recently switched back from Android to iOS, and it's so much more convenient to have Amazon forced into the App Store than to have it constantly asking for me to temporarily change my security permissi
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    True. I think SunVox is a superset of what normal trackers can do: you're fully able to limit yourself to samples.
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    SunVox is a fantastic modern tracker that runs on pretty much anything.
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    I was struck by some of the descriptions in the article… “It was probably the scariest meeting of my life,” Multerer said. The team was “scared to death,” Multerer recalls. So I found this comment interesting, because it gave me more inform
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    Just a reminder about apenwarr's fantastic blog post about Bay Area housing price simulation: https://apenwarr.ca/log/20180918 The tl;dr is that as soon as demand exceeds supply, prices shoot up to the average sof
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    by zellyn 8y ago

    I came here to post this exact comment — except less eloquently. Hi, ubernostrum! :-)