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A Brick of Coke
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8mo ago
I feel like this an interesting angle and I want to approach the discussion in good faith.. So why should it be morally ok to show support/better the public image/engage with a party that is supporting/purporting some huge mo
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1y ago
fwiw, your explanation really made markov chains click for me (unlike other markov chain explanations) i have to admit, that the part where you went from the idea over hashmaps to the matrix representation was a bit dense, but rereading i
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1y ago
>I'm sounding like a lunatic lol that was basically my childhood and I am grateful for that, keep on doing it!
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2y ago
I don't really think that those factors are direct causal related (oppressing structures and wikipedia browsing) instead I think there is an indirect link there: More oppressing/partiachalic societies tend to be the ones where t
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2y ago
Oh very interesting, as for me it is the complete opposite: I grew up only knowing real truffle and am now in a position where the fake stuff is just too intense for me, which is kinda sad as some "higher class" restaurants happil
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2y ago
Yes, please post it, you piqued my curiosity!
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3y ago
> Like [..] CPU Branch Prediction Idiocy Can you elaborate on that or point me to some sources as I thought branch prediction was a good thing for speed (until now)
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3y ago
But this is exactly the point (which I think is good). This whole thing is applicable if you produce software commercially, regardless if OSS or not I read it as this: In effect, if you make money of the software you destribute you are resp
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3y ago
Interesting project! After diving into the codebase and looking around I found that iOS is not native... any plans on switching? otherwise are there some docs/papers on how this has to be implemented so I can start my own?
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3y ago
wow, this really resonates with me as I am 18, straight out of highschool and landed my first job at a swift shop for enterprise programming, I really didn't care where I started, I really just want to pogram stuff Can you share more o
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3y ago
sorry, but I dont understand.. in what way? i thought the performance was pretty ok?
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3y ago
wow thank you so much, I read through the whole article and was finally able to grok monads!
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3y ago
see this other comment[0] its most likely a translation issue [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36975492
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3y ago
this is advice I hear very often, but where do you buy second hand enterprise hardware? I went and bought mine second hand from the internet but ive got no idea where to get enterprise stuff
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3y ago
literally soldered cases, where you can't even get to the internals (eg. hp)
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3y ago
Are you planning on documenting your API? contributing a mobile client would become a lot easier tbh after trying SwiftUI the last few weeks I am tempted to give it a shot myself but being really unfamiliar with this type of web development
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3y ago
>Fingerprinting is not and should not be the sanctioned way of identifying people. If I understood PornHubs proposal correctly they want to only provide the content if your browser does not send a "Child-Mode" flag or something
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4y ago
Measured by what? The quota of people able to read/write nears 100%, child deaths are down, etc etc
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4y ago
ah, interesting, what projects do you normally do? i really like this approach but struggle to find a good starting project... I always pivot bewteen too simple and too complex