> The structural correspondence is the point. > The choice of @form(vec) here is itself a real design decision, not an arbitrary one. > The point of the surface isn’t completeness — it’s that every distinct kind of…
Compiler artifact is still deterministic. Clearly not referring to runtime behavior that is input-dependent
Deterministic compilation, aka reproducible builds, has been a basic software engineering concept and goal for 40+ years. Perhaps you could provide some examples of compilers that produce non-deterministic output along…
> I'm coming to the view that Rust mostly requires less cognitive load than other languages. This view is only remotely within the bounds of plausibility if you intended for "other languages" to refer exclusively to…
> DevOps was a reaction to the fact that even outsourcing ops to AWS doesn’t entirely solve all of your ops problems DevOps, conceptually, goes back to the 90s. I was using the term in 2001. If memory serves, AWS didn't…
That was one of the most frustrating seasons of any television show I’ve ever watched, right up until the finale—which completely redeemed it for me! What an ending.
This is one of the better applications of an Apple Watch, which will detect when you haven’t stood for a while and pester you to do so. Of course, the watch comes with a giant bundle of other features that may or may…
Wild? Using it in dialogue seems perfectly reasonable. It's a common malapropism.
You've misunderstood the theorem. It doesn't say you can't achieve any combination of mostly C/A/P; it says you can't have perfect C, A, and P at the same time.
This completely misapprehends the point of writing essays.
> "in my experience" Here's some data: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... Ignoring the programs using x86 intrinsics to do vectorized math, the top-performing Rust, Go, Java, and C# programs…
The entire selling point of pair programming is that your copilot would point out errors like this, not introduce them. Pairing works when you either pair two strong programmers or pair a strong programmer with a weak…
In "But I think we can aim...", "but" is a conjunction, not a preposition Also, his writing is fine: simple but clear and effective. "Many of his sentences are phrases" — literally every sentence in this essay is a…
Among the drawbacks of excessive syntactic sugar is that it is often difficult or impossible to look up
It's as though you didn't even read the very article you linked
You're using integer arithmetic in Ruby and floating-point arithmetic in Go. Try replacing math.Mod(float64(i), float64(j)) with i%j My results: $ time go run primes.go Found them! 78702 real 0m0.835s user 0m0.787s sys…
> The structural correspondence is the point. > The choice of @form(vec) here is itself a real design decision, not an arbitrary one. > The point of the surface isn’t completeness — it’s that every distinct kind of…
Compiler artifact is still deterministic. Clearly not referring to runtime behavior that is input-dependent
Deterministic compilation, aka reproducible builds, has been a basic software engineering concept and goal for 40+ years. Perhaps you could provide some examples of compilers that produce non-deterministic output along…
> I'm coming to the view that Rust mostly requires less cognitive load than other languages. This view is only remotely within the bounds of plausibility if you intended for "other languages" to refer exclusively to…
> DevOps was a reaction to the fact that even outsourcing ops to AWS doesn’t entirely solve all of your ops problems DevOps, conceptually, goes back to the 90s. I was using the term in 2001. If memory serves, AWS didn't…
That was one of the most frustrating seasons of any television show I’ve ever watched, right up until the finale—which completely redeemed it for me! What an ending.
This is one of the better applications of an Apple Watch, which will detect when you haven’t stood for a while and pester you to do so. Of course, the watch comes with a giant bundle of other features that may or may…
Wild? Using it in dialogue seems perfectly reasonable. It's a common malapropism.
You've misunderstood the theorem. It doesn't say you can't achieve any combination of mostly C/A/P; it says you can't have perfect C, A, and P at the same time.
This completely misapprehends the point of writing essays.
> "in my experience" Here's some data: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... Ignoring the programs using x86 intrinsics to do vectorized math, the top-performing Rust, Go, Java, and C# programs…
The entire selling point of pair programming is that your copilot would point out errors like this, not introduce them. Pairing works when you either pair two strong programmers or pair a strong programmer with a weak…
In "But I think we can aim...", "but" is a conjunction, not a preposition Also, his writing is fine: simple but clear and effective. "Many of his sentences are phrases" — literally every sentence in this essay is a…
Among the drawbacks of excessive syntactic sugar is that it is often difficult or impossible to look up
It's as though you didn't even read the very article you linked
You're using integer arithmetic in Ruby and floating-point arithmetic in Go. Try replacing math.Mod(float64(i), float64(j)) with i%j My results: $ time go run primes.go Found them! 78702 real 0m0.835s user 0m0.787s sys…