msvan

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by msvan 8mo ago
One thing that would be genuinely useful would be the ability to integrate Claude with the Metal debugger somehow, to get automated analysis of GPU profiling. The .gputrace format is proprietary and cannot be easily analyzed, and it seems t
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Show HN: Autoliner – write a bot to control a virtual airline(autoliner.app)
4 points by msvan 8mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Autoliner – write a bot to control a virtual airline(autoliner.app)
5 points by msvan 8mo ago|0 comments
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Hyperspeedcube(ajfarkas.dev)
1 points by msvan 2y ago|0 comments
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by msvan 2y ago
I kind of see myself from ten years ago in this blog post! I also obsessively studied Mandarin Chinese in my late teens for the sheer fun of it, before doing a math undergrad. I even wrote comments on Hacker News about it a decade ago: htt
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by msvan 2y ago
This is because you chose to live an expensive life. Most of the world gets by on less.
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by msvan 2y ago
As a current Nix user, what I would really like is a statically typed language to define builds. Recreating Nix without addressing that feels like a missed opportunity.
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by msvan 3y ago
This one has some more traction: https://github.com/fu5ha/ultraviolet
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by msvan 3y ago
Bit of a side note, but COSMIC depends on the rustybuzz text shaper which is deprecated: https://github.com/RazrFalcon/rustybuzz/issues/74 . There was some work underway to bring it up to sync with the latest
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Graphite: 2D Raster and Vector Editor(github.com)
22 points by msvan 3y ago|4 comments
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by msvan 3y ago
I think the final remark about a hypothetical language, Rust-like but without all the low-level requirements, is important here. There is essentially no widely-adopted programming language out that feels like a modern ML with a good tooling
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Half-Edge Data Structures (2019)(jerryyin.info)
69 points by msvan 3y ago|8 comments
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by msvan 3y ago
A 4K monitor has 8.3M pixels, so you could equivalently say that it's ~three 4K monitors.
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by msvan 4y ago
Lots of negativity in here. I for one am excited about the prospect of an editor that is as responsive as I remember Sublime being back in the day, with the feature set I've come to expect from VS Code. An editor like this simply does
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by msvan 4y ago
And in that case, what causes the discrepancy in productivity between London and SF?
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by msvan 4y ago
You'd think there would be an arbitrage opportunity in paying more $$$ for London talent. Still surprises me that this hasn't happened after all these years of huge differences.
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by msvan 4y ago
How does Meilisearch compare to ElasticSearch from an operational point of view? I've experienced ElasticSearch to be quite painful to maintain, requiring lots of manual tweaking to balance shards and careful design of indices.
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by msvan 4y ago
From the slog Github repo: > You might consider using tracing instead. It's been a while since slog was created and it served Rust community well all this time. It remains a stable, featureful and battle-tested library, used in many
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by msvan 4y ago
I've used both of the suggested methods under "Current standards for scaling out databases" so I see where this is coming from. But I peeked at the AWS reference architecture, and it places a Consul and ReadySet deployment in
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by msvan 5y ago
The project has run out of funds: https://github.com/onivim/oni2/issues/3811#issuecomment-9103... . Considering how many people are annoyed by the trend of Electron everywhere, it's a bit sad to see an a
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by msvan 5y ago
It's not written in JavaScript.
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My current views on Rust (the programming language) (2015)(utcc.utoronto.ca)
3 points by msvan 5y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What are your experiences with code ownership?
2 points by msvan 5y ago|0 comments
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by msvan 6y ago
Since it's closed-source, privately owned and not based on any open standards, it doesn't work on Linux or any mobile device that isn't using Google Play Services or iOS. It's convenient, but it's an absolute traves
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by msvan 6y ago
A lot of new technology eventually becomes boring technology, and this is because of adoption in companies exactly in the way the author is discouraging. When the new becomes boring, everyone gets to reap the benefits of the new tech. The w
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by msvan 6y ago
Over the years I have learned and dipped my toes in many programming languages, and I'd need some kind of reason to look into yet another language. What are Raku's main contributions to the programming language design space that I
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by msvan 6y ago
It seems like there's a ton of interest in Bevy! You must be spending a lot of time discussing things, reviewing PRs, doing outreach and community building like here. Is there any time left for the hard feature work? Are there any core
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by msvan 6y ago
But people don't use Brave because they care about privacy. It's the whole monetization angle that appeals to people, right?
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Letters to a Young Poet (1903)(carrothers.com)
54 points by msvan 6y ago|12 comments
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by msvan 7y ago
Presumably they think decentralization is a benefit in its own right.

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