ATsch

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   by ATsch 9y ago

   Well, those are not targeting the enterprise
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   Your comment is ironic considering RPython is (to oversimplify) nice syntactic sugar around C, and it is transpiled and then compiled with a normal C compiler. So one could argue that pypy is just as much optimisation by "rewriting it
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   I can really recommend this. I've made a habit of just casually browsing through the source of dependencies and just opening up anything that sounds interesting.
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   You are forgetting python is (depending on the benchmark) still 100-400x slower than a language compiled to native machine code. Removing the GIL might slightly help in some cases but anything CPU bound requiring high performance will stil
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   Clype: Python lib for creating command line interfaces using type annotations(github.com)

   1 points by ATsch 9y ago|0 comments
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   This is Firefox only, but have a look at facecloak. https://crysp.uwaterloo.ca/software/facecloak/
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   According to what I have learned from a talk the analysing of the VW code [1] the VW cheating consisted of dispensing less AdBlue (VW proprietary DEF) than necessary when no test was detected. That's very much at odds with what you say
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   Well, we don't have it sadly. Jokes aside, there is no "offical" source for my claim. But the fact that they use a linux based system yet have no place to download it is all the evidence you need really. You can find a number
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   by ATsch 9y ago

   Well, last I remember Telsa violates the GPL
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    What are your thoughts on implementing something more general like linux's FUSE[1] instead? A general Virtual Filesystem driver in Windows could be used for a wide range of things and means you don't just have a single-purpose dri
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    I personally think it's more likely the poster was referring to the stasi.
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    A solution, and what I first thought this did from the headline is to lock you out of your account for, say 4 hours
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    or a very boolean algebra answer
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    I personally think EPYC is a lot more tacky than Xeon or Opteron since "epic" has gaming and (internet) pop culture connotations for me. I was pretty surprised when I heard the name and heard it was an enterprise product.
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    I don't know what the HN policy on referral links is, but here's a link without affiliate tracking: http://33mail.com
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    This is slightly misleading considering async funcions are just simply generators and nothing but parsing the keywords is actually implemented in the interpreter. The whole logic is in the asyncio library. This is a great talk where the pre
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    I feel like lainchan.org is related, you can often find these kinds of discussions there. Site was recently reset so it looks a bit empty. The community publishes a magazine (lainzine), but I have personally not read it yet. If you want to
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    by ATsch 9y ago

    Now that's just double stupid. Just dump the flash and done.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    So, did you ever actually get accurate reports from pilots and make changes to the behaviour?
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    SES explicity stated that they would not disclose the discount they recieved, but confirmed they recieved a discount.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    Some games do this, some don't some only actually generate the field once you click the first box.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    We do the same thing with ympd. I much prefer it over a proprietary solution.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    http://outage.report/ does this pretty much, except for the "verified customers" part.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    Yes, this is the "Embrace" Phase.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    It's a shame there has not been an easy, free way to solve the major problems with IRC for everybody: - no history while you are not in a channel - lack of modern features like sending images and lack of good UX - no mobile notificatio
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    It is really not normal, at least from my experience being and living in those countries.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    The way I prefer to see this solved is good section headings. They fulfill exactly the same purpose, except they don't have the annoying disadvantages GP mentioned.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    To me, Lua feels like "Javascript done right". I only find the `end` syntax very annoying to write.
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    I don't think these threats are equivalent. You can detect a rubber ducky doing it's thing if you look at the screen, and the rubber ducky requires your pc to be unlocked, so you can easily defend against a rubber ducky by not lea
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    by ATsch 10y ago

    I have an issue with that still, as it means that by gaining full control of your device you are exposing yourself to a higher risk. I don't want laptops to turn into a situation like android where apps refuse to launch if you want to