maattdd

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by maattdd 24d ago
There are a lot of Aldi in France (also Lidl, also Action (Netherlands)...) Not sure of your point.
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by maattdd 2mo ago
Interesting. My anecdotal experience is that it is.
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by maattdd 2mo ago
DeepSeek without OpenRouter is wayyyy cheaper
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by maattdd 2mo ago
You are American aren't you ?
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by maattdd 3mo ago
It does ?
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by maattdd 4mo ago
> not because pizzerias in Berlin or Warsaw Well kinda actually. In countries with good culinary, even basic konbini food can be better than more "serious" restaurant in bad culinary countries.
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by maattdd 4mo ago
Your conclusion is really a false dichotomy. The square of something very very small (close to zero) is negligeable : thus subortibal hop (Concorde was flying at 18km altitute for example).
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by maattdd 5mo ago
I don't know much of PHP, but reaching "Rust/Go" performance is not simply because they have AOT compiler, but because the semantic of the language itself allows efficient compilation. Many attempts has been made for an
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by maattdd 6mo ago
Again, this is not by definition. This is by deduction.
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by maattdd 6mo ago
This is not what "by definition" means.
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by maattdd 6mo ago
What about https://github.com/tw93/mole ?
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by maattdd 6mo ago
https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-apple_a18-vs-apple...
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by maattdd 8mo ago
I'm (and millions other people) are using macOS with a classic scroll wheel mouse perfectly fine. Are you sure there is not something messing with the trackpad at the same time ? (this looking erratically random?)
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by maattdd 8mo ago
TLDR: DBtune identified and tuned key server parameters that seem to have had a large impact, including random_page_cost and max_wal_size
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by maattdd 9mo ago
Zed uses clangd, I don't think clangd support only 90% of C++ (and I don't think it avoid hard work).
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by maattdd 9mo ago
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSS_Object_...
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by maattdd 1y ago
export template extern still exists.
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by maattdd 1y ago
TIL that std::visit supports multiple variants. How new is that ?
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by maattdd 1y ago
Obviously you can delete than iterate. He means delete while iterating.
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by maattdd 1y ago
Examples of better design than abseil in a pure C++20 implementation
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Show HN: A Discord/Slack bot to watch HN comments(newsbutler.xyz)
5 points by maattdd 1y ago|0 comments
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by maattdd 2y ago
Most of CSS is indeed statically typed (property have statically typed valid values). It's not true anymore when you introduce custom properties and IACVT though.
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by maattdd 2y ago
It is working with both Slack and Discord already. I was not aware of f5bot, but I got inspired by another bot called Little Birdie which doesn't exist anymore and it's basically just a re-implementation of it.
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by maattdd 2y ago
I've been updating my HN bot (watch comments for keywords and post to Slack/Discord) written in Crystal to use raw SQL instead of unmaintained ORM. Turns out the whole app needs only ~ 10 SQL requests, and it's way funier to
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by maattdd 2y ago
You can avoid this with custom allocator in C++ for example, you don't have to actually do memory work at synchronous time (aka in destructor)
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by maattdd 2y ago
I switched from iStats to stats like 1 year ago. I found it more responsive (and free). I'm using Vetero for the weather functionality.
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by maattdd 2y ago
It would be interesting to compile the C++ with PGO (it should catch up with JIT)
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by maattdd 2y ago
Any reader who comment here hopefully has enough knowledge to understand the implied C++. struct Add {} std::variant<Add, int> Expr; OR class Expr {} class Add : Expr {}
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by maattdd 2y ago
My sum type example is exactly this (but I didn't use C++ std::variant<> syntax to not confuse the reader). The most common example of a sum type is the "Expression problem" - please read some literature before commenti
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by maattdd 2y ago
Inheritance (the subtyping part of it) is considered the OOP way to write sum type. sum Expr { Int; Add(Int,Int) } VS class Expr { } class Add extends Expr { Expr left; Expr right; }

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