Some more respectable commentators suggest the current environment is the start of a second tech bust, and although that seems sensational, it might be fair given current trends of shrinking credit, de-globalization,…
I was thinking somewhere vaguely along the lines of easy credit as something like heroin addiction/withdrawal, that's where poison came from. I guess it is awkward
It warms my heart to think I could still be graded on language use so late in life. How would you describe it?
Worth recalling there are >5 rate hikes priced in for the remainder of the year, and that the problem with CloudFlare isn't just the speculation, but for their legitimate business, the credit fuelling many of their…
Seems that .70 floor might possibly have been due to some mechanics at Binance https://twitter.com/hasufl/status/1523817151471230976
FWIW many of these yield generation products work by selling options under the hood.
I think most of this comment can be answered by highlighting the difference between supposed "Internet friends" and "real friends". Over corona there have been a wide range of studies published on the negative effects…
Mostly Asia. I stopped for exactly the reason in the previous comment.. I realized that what initially seemed like a fun and academic idea about the people I was meeting absolutely did develop into a fundamental life…
Just for some context, I was nomadic for well over a decade and consider that time an extravagant extension of youth, and a needless stunting of my growth into adulthood in absolute terms. By my late 30s I see no reason…
I'm not sure I have the faculties to address what bothers me about this comment, but there is so much tied to traditional society the comment seems to ignore. - Voting districts - obviously tied to physical land, with…
> It is a fundamental problem of a "graph". So why are we using it for so many naturally non-graph problems? 90%+ of developers' exposure to graphs is through tightly abstract interfaces, I could name maybe 3…
I've yet to encounter a GraphQL off-the-shelf server (from Python and JS spaces) where hitting a slow query didn't immediately turn into half a day's work The whole concept is what happens when you let a smart person…
Perhaps it can also be renamed "SHP" (strict homepage processor) Why would anyone prefer a tool dead set on undoing their productive investments with each new release? Decisions like this are a massive red flag. It…
Article makes a variety of already well understood points, but only briefly touches on the most interesting one (from my perspective): durability. If the thing you're integrating is an evolving, improving moving target,…
Can anyone offer a working link for a Javascript player wired up to a notable example? Weirdly inaccessible world. I found Slouching Towards Bedlam, but the site wants to run a Java applet
cumulative count of posts having matching URL over time
Graphical form: https://imgur.com/6rnFVsl
The story according to Wikipedia is truly amazing, covering multiple acts of obsolescence, lost originals and technology failures, and societal issues (e.g. copyright) that seem actively conspiring to prevent this…
Even where the ports are available, 25 Gbit from a single address is well into the realms of looking like attack traffic in a wide variety of scenarios. Past even 500 Mbit I'm way more interested in latency…
Interest rate increases, selling reserves, RUB sales bans, demanding customers pay for energy in RUB, demanding local businesses sell non-RUB reserves, banning foreign sales of Russian assets The rate may look similar,…
Intro page could do with some liberal screenshots.. it took 4 clicks into the manual to see references to some kind of UI, before which I wasn't sure whether or not this was just some backend thing. These projects are a…
> They have symmetric gigabit fibre in all of the villages, for €20 a month. I often wonder at observations like this whether it's the result of massive subsidies or massive over-subscription of the infrastructure. How…
I may be mistaken, but I believe he can achieve $21bn in short exposure to Tesla through swaps and never have to report the "sale" publicly
You can frame-by-frame on YT by pressing '.', but yes, still an amazing catch by parent
apt-get install linux-tools perf record -g myapp perf report Play with the output for a few weeks. "Why is this slow?" is a never-ending question leading down infinite corridors and weird specialist tools. Cachegrind…
Some more respectable commentators suggest the current environment is the start of a second tech bust, and although that seems sensational, it might be fair given current trends of shrinking credit, de-globalization,…
I was thinking somewhere vaguely along the lines of easy credit as something like heroin addiction/withdrawal, that's where poison came from. I guess it is awkward
It warms my heart to think I could still be graded on language use so late in life. How would you describe it?
Worth recalling there are >5 rate hikes priced in for the remainder of the year, and that the problem with CloudFlare isn't just the speculation, but for their legitimate business, the credit fuelling many of their…
Seems that .70 floor might possibly have been due to some mechanics at Binance https://twitter.com/hasufl/status/1523817151471230976
FWIW many of these yield generation products work by selling options under the hood.
I think most of this comment can be answered by highlighting the difference between supposed "Internet friends" and "real friends". Over corona there have been a wide range of studies published on the negative effects…
Mostly Asia. I stopped for exactly the reason in the previous comment.. I realized that what initially seemed like a fun and academic idea about the people I was meeting absolutely did develop into a fundamental life…
Just for some context, I was nomadic for well over a decade and consider that time an extravagant extension of youth, and a needless stunting of my growth into adulthood in absolute terms. By my late 30s I see no reason…
I'm not sure I have the faculties to address what bothers me about this comment, but there is so much tied to traditional society the comment seems to ignore. - Voting districts - obviously tied to physical land, with…
> It is a fundamental problem of a "graph". So why are we using it for so many naturally non-graph problems? 90%+ of developers' exposure to graphs is through tightly abstract interfaces, I could name maybe 3…
I've yet to encounter a GraphQL off-the-shelf server (from Python and JS spaces) where hitting a slow query didn't immediately turn into half a day's work The whole concept is what happens when you let a smart person…
Perhaps it can also be renamed "SHP" (strict homepage processor) Why would anyone prefer a tool dead set on undoing their productive investments with each new release? Decisions like this are a massive red flag. It…
Article makes a variety of already well understood points, but only briefly touches on the most interesting one (from my perspective): durability. If the thing you're integrating is an evolving, improving moving target,…
Can anyone offer a working link for a Javascript player wired up to a notable example? Weirdly inaccessible world. I found Slouching Towards Bedlam, but the site wants to run a Java applet
cumulative count of posts having matching URL over time
Graphical form: https://imgur.com/6rnFVsl
The story according to Wikipedia is truly amazing, covering multiple acts of obsolescence, lost originals and technology failures, and societal issues (e.g. copyright) that seem actively conspiring to prevent this…
Even where the ports are available, 25 Gbit from a single address is well into the realms of looking like attack traffic in a wide variety of scenarios. Past even 500 Mbit I'm way more interested in latency…
Interest rate increases, selling reserves, RUB sales bans, demanding customers pay for energy in RUB, demanding local businesses sell non-RUB reserves, banning foreign sales of Russian assets The rate may look similar,…
Intro page could do with some liberal screenshots.. it took 4 clicks into the manual to see references to some kind of UI, before which I wasn't sure whether or not this was just some backend thing. These projects are a…
> They have symmetric gigabit fibre in all of the villages, for €20 a month. I often wonder at observations like this whether it's the result of massive subsidies or massive over-subscription of the infrastructure. How…
I may be mistaken, but I believe he can achieve $21bn in short exposure to Tesla through swaps and never have to report the "sale" publicly
You can frame-by-frame on YT by pressing '.', but yes, still an amazing catch by parent
apt-get install linux-tools perf record -g myapp perf report Play with the output for a few weeks. "Why is this slow?" is a never-ending question leading down infinite corridors and weird specialist tools. Cachegrind…