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by jhh 21d ago
they did fairly well with Java
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by jhh 3y ago
Does anyone have examples of people migrating from Go to Java? I suspect this has more to do with moving away from functional and/or reactive programming.
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by jhh 3y ago
Awesome content, and Julia is very good at recognizing what people need to know to understand the whole thing
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by jhh 3y ago
I've never seen such a big protest. The transit system in Hamburg was completely overloaded. People standing around Alster lake, you couldn't even get close to the actual point where the protest was scheduled to happen. Those prot
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by jhh 3y ago
Reasoning based on cui bono is a hallmark of conspiracy theories.
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by jhh 3y ago
Why skulls though?
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by jhh 3y ago
Everybody has to save money
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by jhh 3y ago
All of those are kind of bad, polling being the most practical, imho. Would be great if Postgres innovated in this area.
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by jhh 3y ago
Just to clarify, not trying to correct anyone here, the third attendee was Bob Sproull, author of "Principles of Interactive Computer Graphics"?
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by jhh 3y ago
The article says that 40 GW power was reached. And you are talking about MwH (i.e. energy ), so that is a misconception I think. Renewables share for the whole last week in Germany was 77.4%. https://energy-charts.info/ch
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by jhh 4y ago
Makes a lot of sense to me. Intel's production cannot keep up and so it's only TSMC and Samsung with a big gap. I think some people will be surprised when TSMC starts taking more and more of the profit from the value chain in the
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by jhh 4y ago
I was also surprised by that but there may be some slightly unusual background reason for that that simply doesn't get mentioned. Superficially it sounds like the author should just... do the HTTP request? Since they're waiting fo
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by jhh 5y ago
Playground link for convenience https://play.golang.org/p/mEVfizXY_Mf
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by jhh 6y ago
They don't target the exact same protein and they use a different vector.
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by jhh 6y ago
I think this can enable experimentation. Enthsiasts may use this and the things that work best can be brought upstream.
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by jhh 6y ago
So I think it is certainly _very_ unsure that Bitcoin will become the dominant crypto asset. I think there's some reason why it might. Kind of subtle and hand-wavy, but I think it's dysfunctionality in terms of leadership and &qu
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by jhh 6y ago
So I feel the "Bitcoin is undesirable as a store of value because it's so volatile" point is not too fair. Firstly, fiat money can often experience instability which is quite extreme. Moderate instability, mostly in form of i
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by jhh 6y ago
It's so odd that he would make these statements in an interview without the data or a press release published. I mean this should be information subject to mandatory publication with regards to their shareholders. Astra has been by far
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by jhh 6y ago
The use case I mention in the first sentence of my comment: Long term store of value.
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by jhh 6y ago
I think about Bitcoin (and similar systems) primarily as a long term store of value. I think they are a pretty fundamental innovation in that space. What are good alternatives? Gold, cash, or ETFs have substantial drawbacks - especially in
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by jhh 7y ago
5k a month would be an amazing deal.
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by jhh 7y ago
Imteresting SMR ideas in my view: Nuscale [1] and the GE BW-RX 300 [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NuScale_Power [2] https://nuclear.gepower.com/build-a-plant/products/nuclear-p...
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by jhh 7y ago
Still remember how one German Islamist terror group just used their web-email provider's draft feature. They never 'sent' anything. There are often quite simple ways to circumvent this kind of thing.
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by jhh 7y ago
In practice our infrastructure costs for scale-to-zero technology like Lambda and DynamoDB has been a lot lower. So much of the cost in reality comes from idling non-prd instances.
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by jhh 7y ago
Well, tell me comrade, how could it explode?
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by jhh 8y ago
Could existing Coins switch their network to the new technology or is there something fundamentally in the way of that?
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by jhh 8y ago
I think Martin Fowlers remarks on customization are illuminating. https://martinfowler.com/bliki/PackageCustomization.html
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by jhh 9y ago
Kotlin comes to mind.
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by jhh 9y ago
I like diversity, but "Fck white dudes lol" likely isn't helping anyone. Promoting diversity using affirmative language only should be possible. And white guys's feelings are important, too.
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by jhh 9y ago
The example does seem somewhat cherry-picked. Undoubtly these case do exist to some extent, however.

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