mattrighetti

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by mattrighetti 4d ago
The Chinese won't slow down.
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Cloudflare's eBPF Replatforming 2: Filling Gaps in the Linux Ecosystem with eBPF(ebpf.io)
4 points by mattrighetti 7d ago|0 comments
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by mattrighetti 18d ago
> The thing is I don’t see you asking that same question to the other Americans in the comment section here making stupid claims, with clearly zero clue on how the EU actually functions. Well it’s just because I bumped into that comment
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by mattrighetti 18d ago
> While there are reasons not to join, most commenters against it have no clue what they are talking about. Are we supposed to believe you know something about it? Would be helpful to have a different perspective from people who know be
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by mattrighetti 18d ago
I like the fact that the first commits were about the logo, important things first :D
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by mattrighetti 19d ago
Posted this the other day but the whole musl allocator thing seems to be well known [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45143347
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by mattrighetti 20d ago
The whole musl allocator thing seems to be well known [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45143347
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Teaching AI to Read a Map(research.google)
2 points by mattrighetti 20d ago|0 comments
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Performance of Static Rust with MUSL (2025)(raniz.se)
2 points by mattrighetti 20d ago|1 comments
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by mattrighetti 23d ago
> Americans shouldn’t have to compete against the whole world to get a job in the USA Milton Friedman would have a couple of things to say about that
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by mattrighetti 27d ago
> I can very easily build a highly functional, pleasant to use Apple platform app with 5 or fewer top level dependencies. In many cases, I reach for between 0-2 total. Most of the things I wrote in Rust have less than 5 dependencies. Tho
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by mattrighetti 27d ago
Probably boosted Mullvad’s ARR as well
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
> I don't hear enough people talk about the powerful addiction of "podcasts + headphones" I have headphones on everywhere I go. If I’m outside I have them on, while I’m doing work in the office I have them on, when I’m doi
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
Anthropic seems to be on a mission to drive away as many users as possible from Claude
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
> Less traffic and less latency per action: a single persistent connection avoids repeating the TCP handshake and the HTTP headers on every interaction. You don’t need a TCP connection for everything. If you’re optimizing for that you ca
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
Well, uBlock is entirely open source so...
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
I'm more surprised by the fact that people still use Facebook
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
I think Italy did something similar a couple of years ago. You would need to put your number in a special register to opt-out of these calls. I don't know if this ever worked or not, but giving your number to government feels odd to
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
> Every time I leave the US, I’m always struck by how happy other people seem to be. Every time I visit a place I get the impression that people are happier, but it's just an impression based on something you notice and experience f
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
Yeah, 5 years ago I was drinking coffee at 10PM and I was sleeping without an issue. I’m pretty sure that would be a very big problem right now
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by mattrighetti 1mo ago
Interesting coincidence - I’ve been drinking only one cup of coffee in the morning for the past month or so. Used to drink one in the morning and one immediately after lunch. Couldn’t really tell the difference in sleep quality and to be fa
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
Love these websites! Design is very cool as well
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
Is distillation something we have to live with or are there ways to prevent it?
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
Do pis have an official power supply?
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Notes on Naming (2014)(blog.janestreet.com)
2 points by mattrighetti 2mo ago|0 comments
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Optimizing a Ring Buffer for Throughput (2021)(rigtorp.se)
3 points by mattrighetti 2mo ago|0 comments
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
Give it time. I’ll see you in 5 years
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
> Obviously it would need to be implemented carefully, but I personally would be more than fine blowing into a tube to start my car if it meant saving 12k lives a year with a very low false positive rate. I can already see two issues wit
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
I was simply suggesting that perhaps this level of overreach isn’t justified. Of course, any road death is regrettable.
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by mattrighetti 2mo ago
Did a quick research and saw that in 2024 there were around 12k deaths in which one or more drunk drivers were involved. Doesn’t seem like much for a country with around 350 million people. In comparison, drug causes 7x those deaths. Cancer

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