But many artists are hallucinating when they envisioned some of their pieces. Who's to say Mozart wasn't on a trip when he created The Marriage of Figaro.
If you need to grab a particular struct's version of the data, you can via `opts.BarService.URL` or `opts.FooService.URL`: https://go.dev/play/p/MUSYJhmoC2D Still worth being careful, but it can be useful when you have…
There aren’t grid-scale batteries that can handle hundreds of thousands of cycles at an affordable price. If we crack that problem, solar and wind for everything will immediately be the only technology worth deploying…
The appeal back then was being able to get all the shows you wanted on a single platform. Netflix had all of Disney, WB, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc. at one point, including strong original content. Going all in on $10/month for…
US students are expected to be able to read 104 characters by the end of 6th grade. While Chinese students are expected to be able to read 20k words by that time. Characters in Chinese can be combined to make more…
Current models are lossy databases at this point. Carmack looks like he might be trying to get logical reasoning to work (learning something abstract in one context and applying it to a similar context). That is…
> But yes, the equivalent of fnmatch should be a separate module and that could be a dependency of glob. Interesting, lets look at fnmatch: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/f... Well, fnmatch…
You know what’s more fun than having a bad junior write crap code while you point out their mistakes? Writing good code yourself.
None of those listed jobs is actually unskilled labor. Driving a big truck around narrow roads is a skill most don’t have, doing it at speed and running up and down to actually move the heavy packages is a skill most…
Sure, but the argument is still that the smartphones aren’t the root cause. It’s the transactional nature of the thing. Can’t fail students because money would go down, so keep passing them as they get better equipped…
Const only saves you most of the time if you have a “const” all the way down the type structure. If I have a type Foo with a field that is a pointer to a mutable value, instantiating a Const Foo just means I’m always…
Google wants Firefox to remain viable (or at least one other browser) so that they can avoid monopoly issues with Chrome. If they pay Firefox to keep Google as default search engine, they keep 80% of the money they’d…
As the law stands, they are allowed to lie as much as they want when in uniform, in public, and anything you say or do in response can be held against you in court. The proposed Virginia law forbids that in the case of…
I do think that game companies have a higher percentage of top-tier programmers. This is both due to pedigree and size of the field. There are some incredible programmers in both big tech and game dev, but big tech has…
Kotlin fixes a lot of the verbosity, but its tooling support is shockingly bad compared to Java in VSCode and IntelliJ for me.
He’s stated that he doesn’t think open source helps produce high quality software and attracts a bunch of people that are less interested in building software and more interested in building policy. However, he’s stated…
Store configs in the program if you can. Store in INI, TOML, or something similarly simple for humans if you must. Never use anything that requires matching syntax as the default (closing tags and matched brackets being…
It ran into a pole… I don’t imagine other cars’ safety systems would fail to brake there
How do we guarantee "T3 submitted at T+300ns" reads the rows that are committed by T1 and T2 at T+100ns and T+200ns? I guess the answer is that the minimum transaction time for consistency is 5 minutes? At that point,…
It’s literally the mechanics of the vote and how it encourages voting not for your favorite candidate, but the candidate most likely to win that isn’t the worst candidate for you. https://youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo
It’s all about accounting for the spend. Wall Street often looks at Capital Expenditures as a sign of growth or at least net neutral, but they view Operating Expenses as negative. If you can reduce your operating…
This article misses the most important reason to not use Serverless: Cost. It's way more expensive to run serverless than it is to run any other format, even something like AWS Fargate is better than Lambda if you keep…
Tool-chain dependencies are still dependencies. If you need autoconf, cmake, python, perl, and gcc to build, you’ve made yourself a giant pile of garbage to deal with compared to just having a bash script that you spent…
One group sees the other as a person backpacking with a bespoke gadget for every little thing, wearing a 60lb rucksack while they are wearing a 20lb ultralight pack and have a multi-tool that serves 90% of their needs.…
What’s another dignified option when it reaches terminal?
But many artists are hallucinating when they envisioned some of their pieces. Who's to say Mozart wasn't on a trip when he created The Marriage of Figaro.
If you need to grab a particular struct's version of the data, you can via `opts.BarService.URL` or `opts.FooService.URL`: https://go.dev/play/p/MUSYJhmoC2D Still worth being careful, but it can be useful when you have…
There aren’t grid-scale batteries that can handle hundreds of thousands of cycles at an affordable price. If we crack that problem, solar and wind for everything will immediately be the only technology worth deploying…
The appeal back then was being able to get all the shows you wanted on a single platform. Netflix had all of Disney, WB, ABC, CBS, NBC, etc. at one point, including strong original content. Going all in on $10/month for…
US students are expected to be able to read 104 characters by the end of 6th grade. While Chinese students are expected to be able to read 20k words by that time. Characters in Chinese can be combined to make more…
Current models are lossy databases at this point. Carmack looks like he might be trying to get logical reasoning to work (learning something abstract in one context and applying it to a similar context). That is…
> But yes, the equivalent of fnmatch should be a separate module and that could be a dependency of glob. Interesting, lets look at fnmatch: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/f... Well, fnmatch…
You know what’s more fun than having a bad junior write crap code while you point out their mistakes? Writing good code yourself.
None of those listed jobs is actually unskilled labor. Driving a big truck around narrow roads is a skill most don’t have, doing it at speed and running up and down to actually move the heavy packages is a skill most…
Sure, but the argument is still that the smartphones aren’t the root cause. It’s the transactional nature of the thing. Can’t fail students because money would go down, so keep passing them as they get better equipped…
Const only saves you most of the time if you have a “const” all the way down the type structure. If I have a type Foo with a field that is a pointer to a mutable value, instantiating a Const Foo just means I’m always…
Google wants Firefox to remain viable (or at least one other browser) so that they can avoid monopoly issues with Chrome. If they pay Firefox to keep Google as default search engine, they keep 80% of the money they’d…
As the law stands, they are allowed to lie as much as they want when in uniform, in public, and anything you say or do in response can be held against you in court. The proposed Virginia law forbids that in the case of…
I do think that game companies have a higher percentage of top-tier programmers. This is both due to pedigree and size of the field. There are some incredible programmers in both big tech and game dev, but big tech has…
Kotlin fixes a lot of the verbosity, but its tooling support is shockingly bad compared to Java in VSCode and IntelliJ for me.
He’s stated that he doesn’t think open source helps produce high quality software and attracts a bunch of people that are less interested in building software and more interested in building policy. However, he’s stated…
Store configs in the program if you can. Store in INI, TOML, or something similarly simple for humans if you must. Never use anything that requires matching syntax as the default (closing tags and matched brackets being…
It ran into a pole… I don’t imagine other cars’ safety systems would fail to brake there
How do we guarantee "T3 submitted at T+300ns" reads the rows that are committed by T1 and T2 at T+100ns and T+200ns? I guess the answer is that the minimum transaction time for consistency is 5 minutes? At that point,…
It’s literally the mechanics of the vote and how it encourages voting not for your favorite candidate, but the candidate most likely to win that isn’t the worst candidate for you. https://youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo
It’s all about accounting for the spend. Wall Street often looks at Capital Expenditures as a sign of growth or at least net neutral, but they view Operating Expenses as negative. If you can reduce your operating…
This article misses the most important reason to not use Serverless: Cost. It's way more expensive to run serverless than it is to run any other format, even something like AWS Fargate is better than Lambda if you keep…
Tool-chain dependencies are still dependencies. If you need autoconf, cmake, python, perl, and gcc to build, you’ve made yourself a giant pile of garbage to deal with compared to just having a bash script that you spent…
One group sees the other as a person backpacking with a bespoke gadget for every little thing, wearing a 60lb rucksack while they are wearing a 20lb ultralight pack and have a multi-tool that serves 90% of their needs.…
What’s another dignified option when it reaches terminal?