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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Try doing a binary tree with tail recursion.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Calling this out. A loop calling a function in terms of style is roughly the same as a function calling itself.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Glad someone else gets it.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
I live by "don't recurse, iterate". Don't get me wrong, recursion seems really clever, if you live in a universe with an infinite stack.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Maybe go for the low-hanging fruit first, so to speak. When I was a free range kid back in the late 70’s, long before CA Redemption Value was conceived, all soft drinks were in deposit bottles. Thick, heavy reusable bottles. You’d pay a dim
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Meh, wake me up when you release 16384. Just kidding, glad this can be a full time venture for you. Mixed feelings about this orbiting back into my field of view again. So far, having fun.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
> would drive prices of basic household goods up 400% Glass is nominally more expensive and works. Our go-to food storage is mason jars. $12/dozen, probably cheaper by volume than the plastic crap on the shelves at Target or Walmart
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Also quite commonly used as a fragrance enhancer.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
> That's not my point. My point is: if they want to fork it, it will be expensive. I specifically said it would not be easy. But as the difficulty factors go, WPEngine is in the best position to pull it off. They have an existing cu
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
He’s not going to step down. And if his beef (as stated) is companies making money with WordPress without contributing back, where’s the line? The top page builders like Divi and Elementor all do the same with their cloud offerings. Does he
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
@WPEngine - fork Wordpress, rebrand yourself and the code. Setup a plugin / update hub like Wordpress.org and provide a pathway for your customers and devs to migrate. I recognize this is non-trivial. Ending an abusive relationship usu
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
> Wordpress has generally been the stable, boring, slow-moving project 80% annual codebase churn (according to Theo) says otherwise
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Just all your notes
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
When Amazon decides to cut you off, you’ll know. Example: bought Albums on iTunes over a decade ago. Can’t re-download. Not even for a nominal bandwidth fee.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
You have done great service to the internets
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
> It would be great if the SQLite team published an official npm package bundling the WASM version, could be a neat distribution mechanism for them. You may benefit from perusing the FAQ on that page.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
IMO this situation is what the GPL was created for.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
The community is just one fork away from a plug-compatible replacement.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Search for Mullenweg's comment, here: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2024/10/13/fields-api-team-s...
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
You're out here on HN acting completely unfamiliar with the idea of configuring to limit resource consumption?
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Tell your friend to get ready to jump to the next thing.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
I succeeded with a High Score of -287!
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Sable was on the hook for costs after losing. I imagine this settlement was a fraction of what they owed. If there is truly justice in this world, Sable principals will have to go out of pocket for tax liabilities and costs associated with
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Gravity vs. active pressure.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
From their docs site: > Documents are saved as PDF/A format which is designed for long term storage…[snip] Can someone please tell me what attributes make a given file format more suitable for long term storage over another?
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
> I want to know what I missed when removing/disabling things that open at logins, All the permission grants are summarized in system preferences. Much more elegant to go do your own audit than have to respond to nag screens. The na
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
The afore-alluded to severance packages and unemployment insurance increases. Those insisting on WFH are apparently going to help mitigate those costs.
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I think they’re gonna be just fine outsourcing it overseas for half the price.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
I’m implying that is Jassy’s thought process.
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by CodeWriter23 2y ago
Dude is a genius. Avoids a layoff by getting the deadwood to quit instead.

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