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by znpy 10mo ago
> It may well be. Books have tons of useful expository material that you may not find in docs Books often have the "scam trap" where highly-regarded/praised books are often only useful if you are already familiar with the
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Ask HN: What are some interesting papers I could read during vacations?
2 points by znpy 10mo ago|2 comments
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The Annoying Usefulness of Emacs [video](youtube.com)
5 points by znpy 10mo ago|1 comments
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by znpy 10mo ago
> io_uring is a tool for maximizing throughput not minimizing latency. some features are explicitly designed to minimize latency. I'm thinking of the IORING_SETUP_IOPOLL and IORING_SETUP_SQPOLL flags for io_uring_setup . I'm no
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by znpy 10mo ago
i've been in the industry long enough to know that the devops promise that developers can do operation is essentially fantasy. i mean don't get me wrong, some statistical outliars certainly can, or they can as long as they outsour
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by znpy 10mo ago
> Mild counterpoint. Our professions(all things IT) moves bloody fast. Some areas do, some areas not so much. I have a colleague that's incredibly strong with databases (we use a mix of MySQL and PostgreSQL) and he's living off
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by znpy 10mo ago
> but it's gotten so bad that it seems like more and more people react with "how do you know so much?" I had very similar experiences. I had some incredibly wild "successes" in fixing some company systems even th
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by znpy 10mo ago
>This data includes a PornHub Premium member's email address, activity type, location, video URL, video name, keywords associated with the video, and the time the event occurred. I had always known, albeit intuitively, that register
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by znpy 10mo ago
> All this should be part of "development tooling". that's not really development, that's operations.
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by znpy 10mo ago
I would likely check the open source definition, chances are the changes are actually compatible with open source. Maybe it should all have been free software all the time.
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by znpy 10mo ago
This was during Hanukkah. Can we start talking about antisemitism or will somebody chime in and say, again, that this is not antisemitism but “just” antisionism?
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by znpy 10mo ago
> The truth is that pedagogy and instruction is just a lazy way of providing childcare. Nowadays? Yes. And that’s the problem. It used to not be the case in the past.
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by znpy 10mo ago
I actually got accustomed to vanilla emacs and I am quite satisfied with that choice. As a sysadmin that has to often jump from machine to machine it’s nice to be able to install whatever emacs release the os vendor ships and be productive
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by znpy 10mo ago
You could do save-lisp-and-die
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by znpy 10mo ago
> true interactive, exploratory programming environments where developer feedback was instantaneous, context was persistent, and the entire system was designed around the developer’s cognitive workflow. Reminds me of smalltalk? I’ve play
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by znpy 10mo ago
It may or may not be good, depending on a number of fact. I did read the original linux zerocopy papers from google for example, and at the time (when using tcp) the juice was worth the squeeze when payload was larger than than 10 kilobytes
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by znpy 11mo ago
Hard to take this kind of headline any seriously if they start complaining even about food production. What’s gonna be next, blaming people for breathing (clearly a co2 emission) ?
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by znpy 11mo ago
"After nearly 30 years as a loyal customer" I know this might sound cynical... But the author should really understand that Apple gives less than zero fcks about them. Apple is known (and, weirdly, loved) for being tyrannical in t
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by znpy 11mo ago
I know what I'm about to write is a meme, however: I stopped having any performance issue after switching to GNU Emacs for my code editing. Granted, as an infrastructure guy I the codebases I work with aren't always super large. H
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by znpy 11mo ago
It's undeniably cool. Years ago i became team leader and managed shifts for my team. I used an excel spreadsheet that some person from accounting made for us. It was incredibly featureful, visually instant (shifts were immediately unde
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Instacart uses AI to charge customers different prices for the same items [video](youtube.com)
29 points by znpy 11mo ago|5 comments
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by znpy 11mo ago
Party is over for apple, most likely. It was bound to happen after jobs’ death, it’s a miracle it didn’t happen sooner.
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by znpy 11mo ago
500 internal server error…
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by znpy 11mo ago
As another “devops-y” guy (I’m essentially a sysadmin, but i accept whatever job title is trending right now) i agree on everything. It’s nice to see (from a distance) all the bs developers have to endure on a daily basis knowing it doesn’t
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The Medusa compiler: create interactive ebooks(erix.it)
1 points by znpy 11mo ago|0 comments
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by znpy 11mo ago
Aren’t you cheating by having additional ram dedicated for gpu use exclusively? :)
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by znpy 11mo ago
I'm curious to see battery life reports over this. Chances are these arm chips will not be beating intel/amd on battery life. Also worth looking at battery life compared to performance...
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by znpy 11mo ago
I always smile at these situations. Yahrrr!
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by znpy 11mo ago
> In terms of stability: OpenZFS 2.4.0-rc4 has had far more testing on FreeBSD than most of the "release" versions of contrib code shipped in 15.0. I see, thanks. I guess I'll have to trust your judgement on this :)
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by znpy 11mo ago
From what i remember from Bryan Cantrill's talks there were talks about open sourcing Solaris years before sun actually did that. If Solaris was open sourced say, five years earlier, it would probably have been a major player in the OS

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