HiJon89

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by HiJon89 1mo ago
> “Humans of course can drive with just eyes, so there’s that proof of existence,” he said. “If the goal were to just approximately match human performance or to build an assist product, that’s a very reasonable way to go.” It feels like
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by HiJon89 2mo ago
> Specifically, I think it would be perfectly cromulent to have JsonArray.of() be able to support any Iterable of native Strings, Integers, Doubles, or Booleans; that doesn't feel like feature creep to me at all. What type would tha
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by HiJon89 2y ago
Using observed latency, power of two choices, and requests in flight reminds me a lot of Finagle https://twitter.github.io/finagle/guide/Clients.html#p2c-lea...
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by HiJon89 2y ago
Not sure I follow. The function coloring problem is still solved in that scenario. You can apply structured concurrency to any function (there’s no colors), and any function can contain structured concurrency within it (ie, using structured
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by HiJon89 2y ago
Really cool analysis and visualizations! Although there’s an interesting wrinkle with Mario Kart 8 + 200cc - most players don’t want speed over a certain level because you’re too fast to control. So rather than trying to maximize absolute s
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by HiJon89 3y ago
My Plex lifetime pass is still going strong
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by HiJon89 3y ago
> > Another common example is when you are implementing an interface method or overriding a superclass method > This doesn't seem to be supported and could cause many issues e.g. if a base interface adds an overloaded method w
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by HiJon89 3y ago
A common example is try-with-resources where you don't actually need the resource and are just using it for the closing effect. For example, let's say you have a metrics library that allows you to time code blocks like so: try
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by HiJon89 4y ago
What if your system is the one actually sending the emails (ie, you are the 3rd party in this scenario)
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by HiJon89 4y ago
When do you record the message as processed? If you do it before the processing is complete, you have at-most-once delivery (because processing could fail after you've recorded it as processed, and it won't be retried). If you do
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by HiJon89 4y ago
What if the receiver process fails? How do you know which messages it processed successfully? You can shuffle the problem around indefinitely but it doesn’t go away. If your processing doesn’t have any external side effects (make external A
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by HiJon89 4y ago
Thanks for making the previous poster’s point for them.
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by HiJon89 4y ago
Thanks for the great writeup and the great work! The fact that half the comments here are dismissive or condescending is such a sad indictment of HN culture :(
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by HiJon89 4y ago
With 2 million users, I imagine it would be on the order of thousands of posts per day, and maybe hundreds of reports?
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by HiJon89 4y ago
How would that work for something like S3 range requests? Rather than reading an entire object sequentially (which would work fine with transparent compression) you can also ask to read an arbitrary byte range (give me bytes 1,000,000,000-1
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by HiJon89 4y ago
There was a later tweet clarifying that an update (presumably over-the-air) was released in 2021 but for some reason not all devices received it. Quote: Now it seems an update was available and has been rolled out end of 2021. But many H50
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by HiJon89 4y ago
I expected the top comment on hackernews to be something this pedantic and irrelevant to the content, and I was not disappointed
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by HiJon89 4y ago
We don’t need to write a test that tests this function as a whole, we can test the parts we care about independently. What could possibly go wrong :)
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Our Journey to Multi-Region: Routing API Traffic(product.hubspot.com)
2 points by HiJon89 4y ago|0 comments
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Our Journey to Multi-Region: An Introduction(product.hubspot.com)
1 points by HiJon89 4y ago|0 comments
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Healing HBase Locality at Scale(product.hubspot.com)
1 points by HiJon89 5y ago|0 comments
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by HiJon89 5y ago
Limited driver assist? Are all the videos of people using Tesla full self-driving on YouTube fake?
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by HiJon89 5y ago
Or maybe the sad state is that there are still people dying every day from a pandemic THAT WE HAVE A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE VACCINE FOR.
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by HiJon89 6y ago
I had to read that sentence a couple of times but I think it’s just poorly worded. He’s not saying that the person is old, he’s saying that the reason for wanting to fire them “you are not doing a great job”, is a “plain old” reason
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by HiJon89 6y ago
I think this misses the point, which is called out directly at the top of the site: "jQuery and its cousins are great, and by all means use them if it makes it easier to develop your application. If you're developing a library on
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by HiJon89 6y ago
For some context, S3 used to provide read-after-write consistency on new objects, but only if you didn't do a GET or HEAD to the key before it was created. So this access pattern is all good: PUT new-key 200 GET new-key 200 Ho
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by HiJon89 6y ago
We used to use S3 for Maven artifact storage. This is mostly an append-only workload, however Maven updates maven-metadata.xml files in place. These files contain info about what versions exist, when they were updated, what the latest snaps
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Java 11 Upgrade Tip: Don't Rely on Generated SerialVersionUID(product.hubspot.com)
7 points by HiJon89 6y ago|0 comments
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by HiJon89 7y ago
Awesome, thanks for the response. Looking forward to trying out Sourcegraph again
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by HiJon89 7y ago
Seems like this is in the works already, but the boolean operators in OpenGrok are so intuitive and powerful. I use them every single day and the lack of support in Sourcegraph immediately disqualified it for us. For example yesterday I was

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