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by MHordecki 10d ago
This is a simulated map based on published transit schedules. As I’m typing this I sit on a bus that’s nowhere to be seen on the map.
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by MHordecki 7mo ago
I’ve found this article lacking. Like some other articles in this space, it introduces isolation levels through the lens of the phenomena described in the SQL standard, but I find that there’s a different, more intuitive approach. I think i
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Patagonia's Restructuring Has Led to Employee Fallout(businessinsider.com)
4 points by MHordecki 2y ago|2 comments
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by MHordecki 4y ago
Here: http://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack&page=1
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> (...) separate from the package deliveries for which UPS is known, is primarily a business-to-business enterprise hauling large industrial cargo in big trucks.
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> Is it just me or is the screen not vertically centered on this device? It's a 3D render. The actual display seems to be more or less centered[0]. > Also the wake up button is on the left instead of the right One could presumabl
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> There has been no drop in productivity. As in, your output is the same as with a 5 day work week? So essentially a 20% pay cut per unit of work performed?
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by MHordecki 6y ago
This specific problem was already dealt with during the introduction of arrow functions[1]. It makes sense to keep the same parsing semantics. [1]: https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/11.0/index.html#...
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by MHordecki 6y ago
Java got them in the most recent version 15: https://openjdk.java.net/jeps/378
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by MHordecki 6y ago
Wouldn't "Alchemists" fit even better?
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> they have yearly CPU instruction limits This sounded too ridiculous to me, so I started digging. Lo and behold, [1]. Appendix 8, sections 2 and 3. The entire thing is a fun read, with pearls such as: in the case of an Intel CPU w
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by MHordecki 6y ago
Each company C_n would own 51% of the company C_{n-1} (with C_1 being the actual company). At every point each company owns a sizable chunk of equity.
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by MHordecki 6y ago
Why would the rice cooker need to be programmed for it, though? For any given quantity of rice, the two variables during cooking is the amount of water and the power of the heating element[1]. It is known that brown rice requires a differen
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> With the exception of Singapore (which put an Australian in charge of its response) Both Lawrence Wong and Gan Kim Yong are Singaporeans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_in_Singapore
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by MHordecki 6y ago
What is the grammar rule? I've always assumed that you use "an" whenever a noun starts with a vowel sound, which "Nvidia" does ("n" being pronounced as "en"), thus making "an Nvidia" th
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by MHordecki 6y ago
The moment they start doing this, other countries will restart their mines and the Chinese leverage (and profits) will evaporate. Rare earth minerals aren't that rare.
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> You can ignore the error case on a result / the None case on an option as easily as you ignore the `err` today. The point of a result type is that you _cannot_ ignore the None case. Any method that would provide you with the value
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by MHordecki 6y ago
The vocabulary from that language spec is not even followed consistently in the language's own standard library. The `strings.Compare`[1] function is used to establish ordering, in the spec sense. You'd think they would name it &q
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by MHordecki 6y ago
The linked LWN article[1] mentions context-sensitive keywords, ie. a way to treat certain words as language keywords only in specific contexts. For example, a new match statement that wouldn't require reserving the `match` word as a la
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by MHordecki 6y ago
> Would the Go runtime lock you to that specific thread and block it or sleep that goroutine and move it to another thread when its no longer sleeping? By default, the Go runtime does not guarantee any affinity between Go-level threads (
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by MHordecki 7y ago
An exception that proves the rule.
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by MHordecki 7y ago
This code block doesn't actually work the way the Kotlin one does. Async functions are mere pull-based state machines, so both `one` and `two` will compute serially, without concurrency. What you need is: use futures::join;
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by MHordecki 7y ago
> Is there a Swiss version of what they consider cheap fast-food, and is that place still $20 for a basic meal? Döner joints. They are about ~15 CHF for a meal including a drink.
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by MHordecki 7y ago
Bandwidth is between 9x and 5x more expensive compared to B2, though.
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by MHordecki 8y ago
Note that 150k is just the salary. I don’t know about Japanese compensation structure, but you can easily get >200k including bonus + equity at FAANG in a junior position.
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by MHordecki 8y ago
How do you run umatrix with Safari? I’ve thought it’s not available.
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by MHordecki 8y ago
Looks like this website blocks access from Europe, presumably due to GDPR.
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by MHordecki 8y ago
Note that it's quite possible for a trait to have infinitely many implementations in any given program. For example, Debug is implemented by u64, Box<u64>, Box<Box<u64>>, ..., and so on. While these happen to have the
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by MHordecki 9y ago
#3 is a thread-local allocation buffer, which is what HotSpot is using. https://shipilev.net/jvm-anatomy-park/4-tlab-allocation/
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by MHordecki 9y ago
There are other imperative languages in the ML family too, right? OCaml has an imperative mode. I don't think Rust is that much different from other functional languages. The main critical difference is the manual memory management fea

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