rpearl

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by rpearl 9d ago
Lyrion (fka Logitech Media Server ) does album shuffle
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by rpearl 21d ago
If you do the math, their numbers are something like 1000 commits per second. That's not pushes per second either, it's just the total number of commits summed up over a week, not all of which trigger much of anything to happen. Y
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by rpearl 29d ago
That is 455 commits per second. I know that's not qps over the system but it's not that huge of an input number either. Not for big tech like msft.
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by rpearl 1mo ago
it is a simpler set of services at the expense of a more complex user experience
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by rpearl 2mo ago
Clockwork Rocket by Greg Egan is specifically about physics which does not exist here. "Hell is the Absence of God" by Ted Chiang deals with a world in which god, heaven and hell are unambiguously real. Both are definitely &quot
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by rpearl 2mo ago
CFCs are responsible for the ozone hole. There are no known significant natural sources of CFCs. The ozone hole was caused by humans and its course correction was due to the political will to phase out CFCs. > Climate scientists can rais
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by rpearl 2mo ago
these have made significant differences in some WRs recently. Cheptegei's 10000m in particular was set with rock steady even splits compared to the prior record.
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by rpearl 3mo ago
Can you send me these models? I would like to print and bring them to the next committee hearing. My senator is on that committee. I will also be bringing an ergonomic grip for my camera. My email is in my profile.
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by rpearl 3mo ago
> How would the "very small wealth tax" be calculated, that you propose? It is possible to tax unrealized assets. We already do. For example, a property owner pays property tax based on the value of their property, even when th
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by rpearl 4mo ago
it's clear that as of the time of this merge, no human has read any appreciable fraction of current mainline bun, so it's not particularly clear how much of a "mental model" exists anymore.
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by rpearl 5mo ago
It's not "unfashionable". Phabricator has been unmaintained since 2021.
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by rpearl 5mo ago
it is a lot more challenging when running than when biking. The jostling is not your friend.
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by rpearl 5mo ago
Try https://rowzero.com ? We have written a much faster spreadsheet engine and regularly work with 10M+ row datasets
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by rpearl 5mo ago
an article written by an AI about fonts, when the AI fundamentally does not look at rendered text, is inherently without merit
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by rpearl 8mo ago
This niche hobby became https://bernalcutlery.com/ which is a fairly successful Bay Area knife store
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by rpearl 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruby_character
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by rpearl 10mo ago
I do not know the market well; very interesting, thank you.
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by rpearl 10mo ago
perhaps when the clocks at https://clocks.brianmoore.com/ consistently make sense, AI could make a font. Even then, I wouldn't want it making a kanji font. Consider 感 and 惑, both of which would be taught before high sc
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by rpearl 11mo ago
I do floss, but I genuinely don't see that this is obvious. You can do a lot of damage with mechanical force, to both teeth and gums! Starting a flossing regimen after not having one tends to cause pain--isn't that a signal to sto
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by rpearl 11mo ago
When someone is allegedly an il_legal_ immigrant, they are present but allegedly violating immigration _laws_. That is to say, such a person has been accused of a crime. Due process in the constitution guarantees that individuals (including
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by rpearl 11mo ago
SSA form is a state representation. SSA encodes data flow information explicitly which therefore simplifies all other analysis passes. Including alias analysis.
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by rpearl 11mo ago
The point of measuring is reproducibility. If you want to get the same result repeatedly the easiest way is to measure. Obviously people have been making sourdough for a very long time; you don't have to measure.
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by rpearl 11mo ago
I otherwise like Zed way more than the vscode-derivatives but yeah, the edit predictions are just not even close. And it's laggier feeling despite the lower quality.
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by rpearl 11mo ago
I've noticed a number of moderately sized companies "standardizing" on vscode tooling. You can use other editors, but they'll have extra special support for vscode: default project format settings or special tooling for
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by rpearl 1y ago
https://doc.kaitai.io/user_guide.html#_relative_positioning
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by rpearl 1y ago
Sure, it's just ...pretty odd? for OP to say "backpacks were marginalized as being associated with being too poor to own a car" when it's 65% of people who do not use a car in this context at all. (aside: transit is up
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by rpearl 1y ago
> backpacks were marginalized as being associated with being too poor to own a car. The majority of all commuters in SF do not commute by car: https://www.sf.gov/data--vision-zero-benchmarking-commute-me... This has been
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by rpearl 1y ago
> deserve [to be harassed by people in cars] no, they don't. > You want to be on the road (outside of a bike line)? Act like you hold a drivers license then. Oh you don't? Get the hell off the road. A driver's license i
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by rpearl 1y ago
> Instead of worrying about how changes in one module might ripple through dozens of dependencies, you can focus on the explicit contracts between components That's a great idea! I'd like to suggest that we make programming lan
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by rpearl 1y ago
...Do you think that v8 doesn't have tests for what might be one of the most executed userspace codepaths in the world?

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