return_to_monke

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by return_to_monke 7mo ago
The point of markdown is that it is human-readable not only in "rendered" html form, but plain text too. I think this explains the lack of viewers; they are simply not needed.
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by return_to_monke 11mo ago
> You can VACUUM INTO, but standard vacuum won’t rewrite the whole db. This is not true. From the link you posted: > The VACUUM command works by copying the contents of the database into a temporary database file and then overwriting
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Faster Argmin on Floats(algorithmiker.github.io)
22 points by return_to_monke 1y ago|11 comments
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by return_to_monke 1y ago
You failed to provide any reason why waydroid is "so bad".
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by return_to_monke 1y ago
All of these things you mention are "thinking", meaning they require complex algorithms with a bunch of branches and edge cases. The tasks that GPUs are good at right now - graphics, number crunching, etc - are all very simple alg
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
There is, it's called flexbox and the CSS grid. I've found that on simple websites a lot of problems are solved with just a few lines of flexbox config (flex-wrap, etc)
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
How would it spike insulin, if it does not contain carbohydrates (or any micronutrient for that matter)?
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
A very good article on why Simonyi probably wasn't the one: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2005/05/11/making-wrong-code-... my verdict is that Simonyi didn't communicate the idea - good otherwise -
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Lk-99 and now this. God the hopium is on insane doses right now
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How to speed up the Rust compiler: data analysis update(nnethercote.github.io)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
In the original paper, so i assume the Lee-Kim ones
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A New Chapter for Waterfox(waterfox.net)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|1 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
I'd think that these improvements were started years ago but only now enabled
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
< Continuing on the offtopic thread > When Eelco wrote his PhD thesis 20+ years ago, with the first version of nix, it was just an academic project. Now it's a lot more. Although nix has a very good community, and plenty of contr
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Design – fish-shell 3.6.1 documentation(fishshell.com)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
the mock-up has very little information density. I think that would've pissed off a lot of folks, so they reverted it.
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Do the java benchmarks include JVM startup?
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
how do you know when it'llbe finished, before the fact?
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Does this mean that DMs will stop working, too?
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Hey dang, you might want to point to this comment instead: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph/issues/53528#issu...
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
sha256 is a hash algo. you probably meant something else?
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
I don't think so. there is a lot of hidden complexitxy in flakes. If you have time, may I ask you to please provide more opinion on what's easier to understand? We are always looking for more input.
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Virtual DOM: Back in Block(million.dev)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
I think this should have an option only to request the submissions when the user wants it to. Sending a full history somewhere (in this case hn search) doesn't seem like a great idea
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Ah, all of thou young fools! Thou haven't not written mail with ink, quill and ye carrier pigeon?
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Don’t open the details in a modal window, have it be a separate page(youdontneedamodalwindow.dev)
403 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|292 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
Why would someone choose this over Rust?
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Claude’s Constitution(anthropic.com)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
The last paragraph mentions it was removed after the journalists asked Amazon what's up
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
or it is part of the authors culture? imo there ain't nothing wrong with double negation

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