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by l1ambda 3y ago
Tangent: anyone else remember the https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33217395 post? A handful of HN people were on the CB radio on https://4m3ric4.com and were voice chatting and musing about what if something
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by l1ambda 3y ago
Similarly, don’t start or end sprints on Mondays or Fridays (Wednesday is best?), to make it easier to get back into flow after weekends.
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by l1ambda 5y ago
https://torontosun.com/news/provincial/ontario-now-recommend... "Ontario now recommending against Moderna vaccine for men 18-24 years old...This comes after public health officials determined there is a 1 in
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by l1ambda 6y ago
The Reducks pattern https://github.com/erikras/ducks-modular-redux fixes the boilterplate problem by keeping your action types, action creators, and reducers in the same file.
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by l1ambda 7y ago
I post something like this every time the congestion pricing subject comes up. We have congestion pricing in Minneapolis / St Paul and it just works. If I'm in a hurry, I have the option to choose to use the priced lane. We'r
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by l1ambda 8y ago
Yes. One can workaround it with the throw-as-unchecked pattern: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14038649/java-sneakythro...
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by l1ambda 8y ago
This. We have this in Minneapolis / St Paul. It just _works_. We're rolling it out on most of the highways. I wish we had it on _all_ lanes on all highways already, because what is the point of having a 60mph road if most of the t
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by l1ambda 8y ago
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Oxidation#Rust_Components
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by l1ambda 8y ago
You used to be able to apprentice for just about any profession at all, often earning money while doing so. Perhaps social norms need to adjust and bring back apprenticeship. Perhaps we are on that course now having reached the tipping poin
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by l1ambda 8y ago
That's a completely fair question. I believe it's mainly just that Java bytecode is optimized to run on the JVM whereas WASM is optimized to run on CPUs. https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/
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by l1ambda 8y ago
Microservices typically have two goals, performance and modularity. However, porting a typical webapp to a fast, modular compiled language will typically achieve at least one (often two) orders of magnitude performance improvement over a ty
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by l1ambda 8y ago
It's not so much about immediate performance, but about headroom. The blog post https://www.techempower.com/blog/ puts it better than I: > I argue that if you raise the framework's performance ceiling, app
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by l1ambda 8y ago
The US corporate tax rate is now more in line with the OECD average: https://taxfoundation.org/us-corporate-income-tax-more-compe...
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by l1ambda 8y ago
KeepassXC browser integration actually works well.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
I'd like to see https://www.redox-os.org/ ported to mobile phones and perhaps integrated with this or FirefoxOS somehow.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
The crux of the Software Freedom Conservancy argument hinges on their belief that there is no distinction between a statically and a dynamically compiled Linux module. Modules are, of course, a programming term referring to concerns that ar
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Their conclusion was that zfs.ko, as a self-contained file system module, is not a derivative work of the Linux kernel but rather a derivative work of OpenZFS and OpenSolaris.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
I keep hearing that the GPL and CDDL are incompatible. But repeating something doesn't make it true. And I have read both licenses, and have come to the conclusion that they're unlikely to be incompatible in the first place. Unfor
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Took me too long to realize SIP in this context is "System Integrity Protection" not "Session Initiation Protocol". Please spell out acronyms before using them.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Since the whole point is to reduce congestion, implementing a cap (price ceiling) is absurd. When a price ceiling is set, a shortage occurs. In the case of road usage pricing, a shortage means a shortage of capacity. In other words, you end
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by l1ambda 9y ago
"For the rich" is simplistic thinking. $34.50 is the marginal cost ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marginal_cost); in other words, the price paid at the time the decision to use the lane is made. Consider the
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by l1ambda 9y ago
As well as https://github.com/mstarke/MacPass compatible with KeePass
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Apple Lightning Adapter Audio Quality(kenrockwell.com)
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Example: (()=>{try {return 42} finally {console.log('you will see this')}})() The fn body returns 3, but also the "finally" executes first and you get the console.log. Same with: (()=>{try {throw 42} finally {conso
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Sure you can. (Same with Mithril.) You can use either library with just a <script> tag and no build process. The notion that you can’t and you have to use JSX + webpack is kind of absurd. It feels like that false notion has been perpe
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Think I see what you are getting at--in practice most folks using React are going to use JSX and build tools, and if you alias the function it's kind of non-standard. Mithril has "class" instead of "className"; that
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by l1ambda 9y ago
http://jamesknelson.com/learn-raw-react-no-jsx-flux-es6-webp... Looks like Mithril code ( https://mithril.js.org/ ) if you alias React.createElement to a short function name. I learned Mithril before React, a
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Not true, without JSX, React is basically Mithril, if you alias React.createElement to a short function name.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
JSX is optional.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
> Sun went out of its way to make sure that the CDDL and GPL are incompatible. What evidence is there of this?

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