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by neeeeees 1y ago
I think so but it doesn’t really matter. It’s far faster to apply at the border anyway.
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by neeeeees 1y ago
This is not remotely true. The gap between them as players far exceeds the gap elsewhere, combined, many times over. People forget Kerr was a bad GM
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by neeeeees 1y ago
On one of these less forgiving architectures, how does one write programs that read some bytes off the network, bitcast them into a struct, and do something based on that? On x86 you would use a packed struct that matches the wire protocol.
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by neeeeees 2y ago
Quite the opposite actually. Simons and similar practitioners eschewed fundamental valuation techniques. Buffett is possibly a better example.
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by neeeeees 3y ago
To add, the set of observable mutations (beneficial or not) that occur as a result of a single point mutation is in all likelihood an extremely tiny subset of the set of all observable mutations - even after “deduping” for the observed effe
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by neeeeees 3y ago
It’s an intentionally misleading tweet. To simplify, It’s saying, if the genome were a string of some length, for any possible byte b and byte position i, there exists a person whose genome has b at position i. Unlike normal character strin
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by neeeeees 3y ago
Ah okay that makes sense to me
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by neeeeees 3y ago
Interesting - is there a type safe way to do this? vector<variant<>>? and/or a custom “vector allocator” to hide the details?
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by neeeeees 3y ago
> CMake doesn't fetch your dependencies for you and ensure they're the version that your code is compatible with. That’s a little too harsh. You can certainly make it do that via a combination of git tags (to build from source)
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by neeeeees 3y ago
Very cool! What tool did you use to simulate this? What does the code/query (if any) look like?
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by neeeeees 4y ago
(Author here) Thanks for explaining this more succinctly than I can :) Just one nitpick: > decent amount of stuff that has to be done in main before you run _start should read > decent amount of stuff that has to be done in _start b
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by neeeeees 4y ago
Interesting! I liked the configurability, but it was horribly slow with SSL. Possibly due to uncached DNS lookups but I didn’t dig too deep.
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by neeeeees 4y ago
Good answer. OP didn’t specify “blew your mind in a good way”.
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by neeeeees 4y ago
Out of curiosity, what field do you work in that a couple of cycles matters/is measurable?
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by neeeeees 5y ago
How do you turn this on?
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by neeeeees 5y ago
“s '1,$ s/foo/bar/' file.txt”. should be replacement from 1 to end, not 5 to end (#4 on your list)
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The climate disaster is here(theguardian.com)
19 points by neeeeees 5y ago|4 comments
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Anti-Vaxxers as Viewed Through a Psychology Lens [video](youtube.com)
1 points by neeeeees 5y ago|0 comments
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Typo in the first code snippet: > model.get('get') did you instead mean: > model.get('age')
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Neat! Forgive my ignorance, but what does a perfect hash table (which I came across by skimming your project) buy the user? Even with distinct hashes, is there a way to enable random access to the element without an arbitrarily large array?
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by neeeeees 5y ago
> they are slow when not thrown I thought the not-thrown case was pretty much zero-cost, at least in newer versions of Clang... How much of a slow down are we talking here?
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Looking forward to grabbing a physical copy of this book. As a beginner, CI and Alex Aiken’s course at Stanford were a great place to start. Bob also gave me a lot of insight on what it’s like working on programming languages in the indust
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by neeeeees 5y ago
This is very [very] similar to https://opslevel.com
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Hey everyone, I wanted to build a tool like this to clearly illustrate how 'code is just data' - something a lot of students in a class I TA'd struggled to grasp. Everything in CUTE centers around a memory array with disassem
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Show HN: Cute – Didactic VM, Assembler and Debugger in the Browser(github.com)
2 points by neeeeees 5y ago|1 comments
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Looks pretty cool! Couple of questions: - Is there a story behind the name? - Out of curiosity, does “Encore Cloud” also run on AWS? - I think a lot of developers have a mentality of “rather write boilerplate than be tied to a platform not
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by neeeeees 5y ago
Congrats on the milestone! I hope it’s okay to ask a technical question: How did you build push notifications (especially on mobile) with a single codebase? Do you use something like OneSignal? Also, is your iOS app still using Cordova? It
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by neeeeees 6y ago
So you’re telling me... To understand recursion you should first understand ecursion ? :)
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by neeeeees 6y ago
I think I can answer part of this. I worked on building GraphQL APIs dynamically from Rails models as sort of a pet-project at Shopify a few years ago. It’s not a difficult task, but when discussing viability with the APIs team, the general
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by neeeeees 6y ago
Not sure why you’re getting downvoted. A little harsh and hyperbolic , sure, but their website has become an unusable joke in recent years.

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