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by d0vs 27d ago
GH didn't collapse so it's not impossible that they already implement these measures: > At peak, web/API error rates were approximately 20%, while archive and raw-content downloads reached approximately 50%. https:/&
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by d0vs 2mo ago
https://www.techmonitor.ai/technology/wifi_and_bluetooth_dis...
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by d0vs 4mo ago
Agreed. Not a direct answer but this should be interesting: https://github.com/cyphar/filepath-securejoin
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by d0vs 9y ago
How would I go about using my own style?
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by d0vs 9y ago
Compare the cheapest Mac ($1000) to an $800 ASUS: https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-air https://www.amazon.com/i5-6300HQ-keyboard-Microsoft-signatur... The ASUS has: - a larger screen - a
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by d0vs 9y ago
Apple build overpriced low-end perf laptops with high build quality, I'd rather have performance at a way lower price.
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by d0vs 9y ago
Chrome-only and that's if there's no bug. I have the latest version of Chrome on Ubuntu but my GPU (GTX 960m, latest drivers) is blocked and the --ignore-gpu-blacklist flag doesn't work.
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by d0vs 9y ago
http://www.craftinginterpreters.com/
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Performance of Solaris' ZFS LZ4 Compression(jomasoftmarcel.blogspot.com)
48 points by d0vs 9y ago|21 comments
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by d0vs 9y ago
Can anyone give concrete examples of datasets that are better suited for a graph database and why?
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by d0vs 9y ago
What's it called exactly? I can't find it.
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by d0vs 9y ago
I wonder who will win in the long term between Brotli and zstd. http://facebook.github.io/zstd/
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by d0vs 9y ago
It baffles me that all those JS physics library never provide proper docs or even an API reference and always link to the C++ Box2D manual as if it was an acceptable alternative. Always have to guess what the JS equivalent is but even then
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by d0vs 9y ago
If you're used to dynamic languages, it gives you type safety and performance for little effort. I love Python but always wished for a simple, type-safe language; Go gives me that. It's not worse than Python IMHO.
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by d0vs 9y ago
You're right. This was an amazing couple of posts anyway, I hope you continue the series!
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by d0vs 9y ago
This looks like an AOT compiler to me, not a JIT compiler.
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by d0vs 9y ago
> Most languages have no line length limit Some languages do?
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World Happiness Report 2017 [pdf](s3.amazonaws.com)
1 points by d0vs 10y ago|0 comments
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by d0vs 10y ago
I have trouble believing this to be honest. Any hard evidence?
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by d0vs 10y ago
Agreed. As a user, I couldn't care less about your bounce rate.
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by d0vs 10y ago
So you can't run projects for free on Flex like you can on Standard?
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by d0vs 10y ago
If we can get closer though, I suspect most people wouldn't be bothered.
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by d0vs 10y ago
The moon is actually 2 pixels on my screen
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by d0vs 10y ago
I honestly don't think people outside the HN echo chamber care that much.
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by d0vs 10y ago
First of all it's far easier to learn than most people make it out to be. As for why I decided to learn vim: I grew tired of having to switch IDEs depending on the language I use and most importantly memorizing their different sets of
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by d0vs 10y ago
Have you remapped Caps lock to Escape yet?
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by d0vs 10y ago
> Google's dev infra is pretty amazing and it's at least a decade ahead of anything else I've seen. Every single ex-Googler misses it quite a bit. This may be naive but why not recreate it as an open source project?
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by d0vs 10y ago
Looks like a better shelve https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/shelve.html
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by d0vs 10y ago
iTunes, OCRing PDFs.
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by d0vs 10y ago
> The math is kinda light, you either seek to understand it or trust that it works and focus on the ML principles. This is accurate and also why I dropped out pretty quickly.

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