fritolaid

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by fritolaid 4y ago
The thing about Bun that turns me off is around the OS-specific system call optimizations (using different optimizations for different platforms) which means that each new feature they add to bun that uses any system calls must be done 3 ti
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by fritolaid 4y ago
you said "analgrams"
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by fritolaid 4y ago
Ah. I see.
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by fritolaid 4y ago
the metadata can be versioned and you can lookup by version, so names of stored file can be changed but every time there is a change to any of the metadata the version is updated too
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by fritolaid 4y ago
I did not expect anyone on HN suggesting sticking it deep into the luggage so it's out of range.
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by fritolaid 4y ago
in tech, we don't really have 40hr/wk. It's more like 80hr/wk. And work on weekends. If you have a position that requires 40hrs/wk or less and no work on weekends whatsoever, consider yourself lucky. I hear stories
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by fritolaid 4y ago
What if the task was invoked asynchronously (and maybe it keeps happening.) What does async stack unwinding entail in Rust? Is there a parent-child relationship between invoker and invokee? async scopes ( https://rust-lang.github.
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by fritolaid 4y ago
No, not the thing itself. Humans are fixated on the thing itself. I couldn't care less about the Dorkchain, but what role it plays in the greater scheme of things. Be it bad or good from your individual perspective.
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by fritolaid 4y ago
Unless it was holding a welding gun and stopped on one spot with the welding flame turned on instead of gracefully turning off the flame and backing away. Never used Rust before but is there a way to supply some default code to run in such
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by fritolaid 4y ago
The way our brain is equipped to process concepts is an over-simplification and confusing of what some refer to as the deeper reality or simply the reality that our mind obfuscates. It's worse than Plato's Cave. It's futile t
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by fritolaid 4y ago
Not a finite set of concepts per se, but a finite set of patterns that hides behind the near infinite set of all possible concepts.
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by fritolaid 4y ago
In Arabic, Sunday is Ahad (first) Monday is Ithnain (second) and so on until Friday which is Jum’a (gathering) and Sabit (comes from Sabbath I think?) as Saturday. So the US is not the only country that considers Sunday to be the first day