fbernier

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by fbernier 4mo ago
Bun is fundamentally a boundary-heavy system and it also rolls its own version of a lot of things that people typically use via libraries, where unsafe is hidden. (no async, memory arenas, etc). It also uses FFI heavily which requires unsaf
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by fbernier 1y ago
Yes, age diminishing driving skills certainly is a huge factor but I wonder how much of this age stat is due to the different generation in which they learned to drive.
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by fbernier 1y ago
Isn't that basically the process some "thinking" models try to do for you under the hood? Prompting itself to improve your prompt. I actually have no idea but this is what I guessed it did when using it.
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by fbernier 2y ago
What's interesting about this is chess.com allows you to stack as many pre-moves as you like but they each cost 0.1s, whereas on lichess you can only have one pre-move which is technically free but maybe not because of delay.
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by fbernier 3y ago
As a montrealer, I was super curious about what the author would do of that analogy but turns out it was very, very bad.
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by fbernier 4y ago
It's still an issue. When online dating, one of the main thing you get from a person's profile is "what are their interests?". Even if it's not explicitly written down, people try to infer based on the pictures. Oh,
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by fbernier 4y ago
Exactly this. I've been single for four months at 27 and dated a lot during that time and I noticed that the bar is set _so low_ to place yourself as a better candidate than, let's say 80% of other men, that's it's simpl
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by fbernier 4y ago
Sounds like codeium need some of that copium.
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by fbernier 4y ago
I can't think of a way they can enforce almost anything without annoying a bunch of people with false positives. If someone has a secondary home like a chalet they go to from time to time, they'd have to pay for a second account?
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by fbernier 4y ago
I am stumped by that person's comment. Waze is superior in every single way for navigation: Faster adjusting to real-time traffic, better navigation UI, more importantly tells you where polices are but also other various things that ar
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by fbernier 4y ago
you're describing apartments or condos and I was referring to the whole building. In Montreal, the central neighborhoods are mostly made of duplex/triplex/fourplex where one unit is often occupied by the owner and the two oth
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by fbernier 4y ago
> You build as much new housing as you can afford to, and let older housing filter down to "affordable" levels. In many larger cities, older housing occupy prime location where the value of the land is twice the value of a new
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by fbernier 5y ago
-fuse-ld has been replaced by --ld-path in clang 12+
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by fbernier 5y ago
Apparently if you develop other skills than engineering and don't spend 100% of your time doing it you're not technical anymore.
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by fbernier 5y ago
Which OS and GPU? It's working great for me on wayland linux: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Firefox#Hardware_video_acce...
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by fbernier 5y ago
Wasn't that from the ScyllaDB CTO ?
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by fbernier 5y ago
Have you looked at market-wide charts when I Bitcoin is having a bad day? All the others are red too. Bitcoin's price is currently artificially inflafed by all the tether printing. It'll go down with it, and so will the rest of cr
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by fbernier 5y ago
Have you looked at market-wide charts when I Bitcoin is having a bad day? All the others are red too. Bitcoin's price is currently artificially inflafed by all the tether printing. It'll go down with it, and so will the rest of cr
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by fbernier 5y ago
Because unlike cryptocurrencies it has an actual value as a currency.
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by fbernier 5y ago
They control the issuance of USDT, something they can't do with USD. They sure hope influencers don't immediately convert it to USD and buy other bitcoin or other cryptos with it instead. That way, they keep the USD and the influe
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by fbernier 6y ago
I certainly know of a few Adtech companies using Erlang to handle > 1M bid requests per seconds :). OTP is pretty great for that.
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by fbernier 6y ago
Same. I'm genuinely curious because I have a lot of Quebec friends and ex-coworkers ho got hired by US companies recently and it seems to be more of a Canadian paperwork hoop you have to go through then you're golden.
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by fbernier 6y ago
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust, Golang, C, Erlang, Ruby. Would also be willing to write elixir. Resume: https://fbernier.me | https://github.com/fbernier
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by fbernier 7y ago
The "until more deliveries arrive" is at most the next day. The supply chain for grocery stores is very, very good and we are not even close to lacking of anything.
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by fbernier 7y ago
I don't think the person you're replying to said it was not possible with PHP. Just that similarly to other languages where it's just as straightforward as the example you gave, it's not built-in.
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by fbernier 7y ago
Precisely. I recently stripped out my apartment (that I own) completely and redoing the electrical wiring and I have zero interest in installing smart stuff. I just have 4 dimming switches all next to each other that control all the zones,
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by fbernier 7y ago
A weissbier can mask a lot of errors because if its phenolic and estery yeast. A proper example of a beer that will showcase the slightest mistake is a simple pilsner.
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by fbernier 7y ago
I see you choose on completely ignoring the Tether fraud and those that came before that makes Bitcoin's price entirely artificial and way higher than it should.
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by fbernier 7y ago
You have not benefited from it until you've sold and exchanged for actual money in your bank account. Just making sure you know.
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by fbernier 8y ago
Westbrook does have a good IQ but I can understand why some people could think that. As for athleticism, I really, really, really dont understand where you are coming from with Ben Simmons lacking in that area. The only thing the guy doesn&

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