He probably meant that free users are more dickish. That’s my experience
The submitter isn’t the library author.
I also stopped reading the article there. This is major version 4 of a library about providing higher level db actions, i.e. transactions are paramount to make them atomic
If I was going to pretend I’m sick I’d just say I have diarrhea. There’s no way for the doctor to check it. So yea this is theater.
In Germany there’s private insurance which can only be chosen by people of higher salary and good health because the rate depends on their condition when they sign up. So this data would be biased towards sick people,…
People would love to build their own servers (and run AI or other workloads on them) and kids would love to build their first PC, but big tech is buying all the hardware and stuffing it into data centers. You make it…
This was so sad to read. I quit because I didn’t want to end up this dead inside.
At that point does your keyboard even still have arrow keys?
Sorry to be blunt, but if you don’t want to spend effort on touch typing (and therefore avoid arrow keys), learning vim motions is rather pointless and you might as well not bother.
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I just looked up the compression rate of FFV1 because I never thought about this. It’s apparently 4x. More would be possible, but increase computational requirements. Another use cases seems to be archival of historical…
I don’t think that you guys should be debating compressed vs uncompressed, but lossy compression vs lossless compression. Your math seems to derive from a naive storage format.
It should be illegal to have others purchase what you as a company only licensed and therefore aren’t legally allowed to sell.
I’d still use a byte slice for that. Some formats may mix encodings, or have a text header and binary payload. For those cases one would need to use memchr for the first byte, then compare the remaining few bytes. So I…
Even if you don’t use Facebook they have a “shadow profile” of you. One of the things that is different on the modern internet.
For context, initial WoW was developed until 2005, and up to roughly 2003 Blizzard was going to release it only for the US and Korea, because they thought “Europeans only play racing games” (source: WoW dev diary by…
Even Riot’s rootkit “Vanguard” has reduced requirements for Windows 10.
As both a lawyer and a software engineer, I don't understand why big tech and EC want to scan messages, if they actually want to combat online abuse. They don’t want to combat child abuse, they want to improve their…
Exit strategy for after their political career. Compare with Gerhard Schröder
That is still simple AI and commonly used. 1. Make individual agent AIs that can act on their own. 2. Make squad AIs that can influence their agent AIs. 3. Add even more AIs on top, like a scenario AI. Each of these AIs…
I started to learn Japanese 30 years ago, and in my experience the people who try to be smart and build systems almost never get decent. It’s procrastination while thinking they’re actually productive. To add insult to…
I changed my opinion about parens when I stopped formatting like C, and used indent rather than parens to denote blocks. That is, a large amount of them at the end is totally fine.
I mean that mostly in the sense that there is huge variance in idiomatic code. So your optimized C/Rust code might be 100-1000x faster than two idiomatic versions of writing that code
I appreciate that you first tried to optimize the original Python code. Idiomatic Python is unfortunately disappointingly slow and not so interesting to compare to.
Aren’t the generated tests superfluous since they just test whether the framework implements validation correctly? This should already be tested at the framework level and add no value?
He probably meant that free users are more dickish. That’s my experience
The submitter isn’t the library author.
I also stopped reading the article there. This is major version 4 of a library about providing higher level db actions, i.e. transactions are paramount to make them atomic
If I was going to pretend I’m sick I’d just say I have diarrhea. There’s no way for the doctor to check it. So yea this is theater.
In Germany there’s private insurance which can only be chosen by people of higher salary and good health because the rate depends on their condition when they sign up. So this data would be biased towards sick people,…
People would love to build their own servers (and run AI or other workloads on them) and kids would love to build their first PC, but big tech is buying all the hardware and stuffing it into data centers. You make it…
This was so sad to read. I quit because I didn’t want to end up this dead inside.
At that point does your keyboard even still have arrow keys?
Sorry to be blunt, but if you don’t want to spend effort on touch typing (and therefore avoid arrow keys), learning vim motions is rather pointless and you might as well not bother.
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I just looked up the compression rate of FFV1 because I never thought about this. It’s apparently 4x. More would be possible, but increase computational requirements. Another use cases seems to be archival of historical…
I don’t think that you guys should be debating compressed vs uncompressed, but lossy compression vs lossless compression. Your math seems to derive from a naive storage format.
It should be illegal to have others purchase what you as a company only licensed and therefore aren’t legally allowed to sell.
I’d still use a byte slice for that. Some formats may mix encodings, or have a text header and binary payload. For those cases one would need to use memchr for the first byte, then compare the remaining few bytes. So I…
Even if you don’t use Facebook they have a “shadow profile” of you. One of the things that is different on the modern internet.
For context, initial WoW was developed until 2005, and up to roughly 2003 Blizzard was going to release it only for the US and Korea, because they thought “Europeans only play racing games” (source: WoW dev diary by…
Even Riot’s rootkit “Vanguard” has reduced requirements for Windows 10.
As both a lawyer and a software engineer, I don't understand why big tech and EC want to scan messages, if they actually want to combat online abuse. They don’t want to combat child abuse, they want to improve their…
Exit strategy for after their political career. Compare with Gerhard Schröder
That is still simple AI and commonly used. 1. Make individual agent AIs that can act on their own. 2. Make squad AIs that can influence their agent AIs. 3. Add even more AIs on top, like a scenario AI. Each of these AIs…
I started to learn Japanese 30 years ago, and in my experience the people who try to be smart and build systems almost never get decent. It’s procrastination while thinking they’re actually productive. To add insult to…
I changed my opinion about parens when I stopped formatting like C, and used indent rather than parens to denote blocks. That is, a large amount of them at the end is totally fine.
I mean that mostly in the sense that there is huge variance in idiomatic code. So your optimized C/Rust code might be 100-1000x faster than two idiomatic versions of writing that code
I appreciate that you first tried to optimize the original Python code. Idiomatic Python is unfortunately disappointingly slow and not so interesting to compare to.
Aren’t the generated tests superfluous since they just test whether the framework implements validation correctly? This should already be tested at the framework level and add no value?