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by lumpypua 9y ago
https://michaelfairley.com/blog/i-made-a-game-in-rust/ > It consists of ~7700 lines of Rust ... > Compile times with Rust are Not Great. This is easily my single biggest gripe about Rust right now. The build
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by lumpypua 9y ago
That's fine, it's: > terrible "wilderness years" of server templates and jQuery where things go off the rails.
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by lumpypua 9y ago
While we're talking about python caching libraries, I'd like to recommend https://github.com/codeinthehole/django-cacheback "It's an extensible caching library that refreshes stale cache items async
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by lumpypua 9y ago
JPEG uses this path for its blocks, rather than anything fancy and Hilbert-ish: http://www.johnloomis.org/ece563/notes/compression/jpeg/tuto... I think this alone would be an improvement for the mp3 enco
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by lumpypua 9y ago
I've seen people use rebase like a patch queue a few times, and it always comes off as awkward and painful. This app seems to make that pattern of use a little less painful -- but patch queues are better. I wish more people knew about
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by lumpypua 9y ago
The trouble is that yarn is legitimately better than npm. My life is better as a developer because of yarn. I'm not claiming that all those transitions were for the best, far from it, but the real question for any language community to
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Just signed up and discovered a vulnerability. Thanks! A quick suggestion, consider adding a full sample configuration along with your config docs: https://pyup.io/docs/configuration/ It's a lot easier to see
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by lumpypua 10y ago
To counter with an alternative tool comparison: drills and impact drivers look very similar. I'd bet that most of my friends don't really know the difference. But for some situations, an impact driver is an entirely more capable t
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by lumpypua 10y ago
pandas is the standard now for most python data munging I've come across. numpy is "low level".
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by lumpypua 10y ago
I did't mean anything special about it in conjunction with magnesium, just that glycine itself is inhibitory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glycine#As_a_neurotransmitter > Glycine accomplishes several functions
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by lumpypua 10y ago
You might find this interesting wrt magnesium supplementation: https://www.gwern.net/Nootropics#magnesium Beyond that, I wouldn't be surprised if the glycine along with the magnesium had neuro-inhibitory effect. Supple
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by lumpypua 10y ago
It would be very interesting to see a computer analysis of position strength in the discarded games and seeing, where possible, if the ratios of "likely win" and "likely loss" match the games that were finished.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Why would that be a consideration? We'd all hope so, but in practice it only depends on the board of Rubin's company and their goals.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
> There is definitely smoke here in my opinion. You have to be grossly incompetent to get fired within three weeks. Agreed. grossly incompetent
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Clayton Christensen (guy who wrote Innovator's Dilemma) has a pretty good debunking of the "target user" approach, telling us to instead focus on what job users intend to do with your product. Tells it through the story of tr
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by lumpypua 10y ago
"Paint Drip People": https://www.facebook.com/notes/kent-beck/paint-drip-people/1... HN Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12226242
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by lumpypua 10y ago
`keys|sort` in jq.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
And ultimately, writes resulting from those reads. I imagine yelp has pretty stout analytics/metrics pipeline fed off views and conversion tracking.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
This guy has some other great maps worth checking out as well. I think his sharknado one is awesome: https://adventuresinmapping.wordpress.com/2016/06/09/how-to-...
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Awesome lists are a great place to get started: • https://github.com/sorrycc/awesome-javascript • https://github.com/fffaraz/awesome-cpp • https://github.com/vinta/awesome-pyt
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by lumpypua 10y ago
I agree, you can do awesome things without too much coding knowledge—but a big part of the current push to teach people how to code is to give them access to the coding job market. If I'm going to hire you as a "software engineer&
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Whiskey fresh out of the still ("white dog") is pretty rough. Whiskey with 30 days of attentive oaking isn't awful (I'll happily get fucked up on it), 90 days will be pretty decent.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
They're not looking at things like antibiotic resistance, they're looking at genes core to biological function like cell membrane proteins and ribosomes—and those look like they came from a common ancestor. So, your options: 1. Co
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by lumpypua 10y ago
I'd also like to recommend Power, Sex, Suicide by the same guy, Nick Lane. It's an absolutely amazing book that explains the origins of mitochondria, why they're necessary for complex life (and this means that complex life is
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by lumpypua 10y ago
My chemistry background is pretty weak so I don't know if it touches the specific points you're curious about, but there's a pretty extensive discussion of electron transport and what all the mechanisms we see in the world to
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by lumpypua 10y ago
Yes, this book and the author's previous books cover exactly those topics among others. Nick Lane is a fucking awesome writer.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
0.5 mg/kg. 5 mg/kg will be a hell of a ride.
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by lumpypua 10y ago
I've used ketamine to self-medicate depression. I decided to out of desperation. It was extremely effective for me. Several provisos for potential users: - Read the papers. If you can't read the papers on K as a depression treatme
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by lumpypua 10y ago
I have no idea what this submission is about. Why would I want rel=noopener?
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by lumpypua 10y ago
It's pretty, but lazy IO is evil: https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/1e8k3k/three_examp...

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