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by Bayart 5y ago
>Now say John travels to another town, and the proprietor of a similar establishment in that town, wanting to provide John with the best level of service, calls you to ask "Hey, what does John like?", and you tell them. That&#x
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by Bayart 5y ago
Mexico was the Viceroyalty of New Spain before its independence as the Mexican Empire.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I was intrigued so I went to hunt for the Burrito repo[1]. I thought it was some sort of Erlang native compiler written in Zig (which sounds like an incredible pain in the ass), but it's really "just" a cross-platform install
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by Bayart 5y ago
Hey Isaac, thanks for the Elixir Process series, it was really useful !
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by Bayart 5y ago
The immediate effect of Heartbleed was the OpenBSD folk [1] and Google [2] forking OpenSSL. There's a talk from Bob Beck of OpenBSD on pruning OpenSSL, it's pretty hilarious [3]. In that case open source was at least able to react
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by Bayart 5y ago
What's the healthcare situation like in California ? Because if it's normal at all, in the end the tax-payer will have to pay for the cancer treatments of weed-smokers.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I remember picking up Mosh when it was shown on HN as an MIT student project. Apparently that was back in 2012 [1]. Time flies. I've used it on and off over the years, mostly when having to work on a fast train and a flaky 4G connectio
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by Bayart 5y ago
I've definitely seen it done, in both code I was adjacent to and code I was pulling from outside. I have vivid memories of stumbling on a lib doing seemingly what I needed but with all comments in Chinese and variables/funcs in Pi
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by Bayart 5y ago
> And what OS are they going to run? Considering MacOS seems to be an aging spaghetti-BSD under the hood, there's no doubt any serious attempt at the server business would come with Apple submitting patches and documentation to majo
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by Bayart 5y ago
The bulk of the work wouldn't be bringing the chips over, it would be having the sales and support structure around it. See how hard it was for AMD to get a foothold.
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by Bayart 5y ago
There are Indo-European speakers living in Xinjiang right now (Tajiks), and there were Indo-European speakers there 3000 years ago. It's not far-fetched to imagine a Western Eurasian connection. The Eurasian steppe goes practically u
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by Bayart 5y ago
I understand your point, but for the most part memory-safety features and speed of execution run contrary to one another. Garbage collection and bounds checking is big sticking point for systems / high performance programming, and to a
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by Bayart 5y ago
I'm not quite sure what you're referring to. In my country's case, certified vaccination is required for in-doors entertainment (theatres, restaurants, bars). I don't know whose livelihood is being ruined there. The only
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> ??? Is it common that people think he is Asian for some reason? What a strange paragraph to include... Call me a fool, but it's never occurred to me that he wasn't . I've always pictured him as a Chinese gentleman, a so
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by Bayart 5y ago
>and it isn't written down by winners Is it not ? Y DNA patterns seem very much to correlate to « winners ».
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by Bayart 5y ago
Signed certificates are the reason why vaccination was eventually successful in my country.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Discovery on Amazon is pretty bad. I've never picked a book there after having serendipitously finding my way to it. But I've done exactly that in bookstores countless times. The only websites that give me an experience remotely s
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by Bayart 5y ago
I use the international US layout. It's ironically much better for writing my native French than the regular AZERTY layout.
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Seems short sighted, considering it's normal in a lot of European countries to have three given names (and completely legal to have far more).
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The assumption that there's a « tone » to be aware of is irritating. Not everyone follows the latest developments of tech drama or cares about it.
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by Bayart 5y ago
There's a significant niche for such features, we're dozens . That's the reason why people like stuff like Zig. Pointer arithmetic isn't just dangerous, it's cool too.
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by Bayart 5y ago
Memory "unsafety" isn't bad . It's just a feature. In fact it's a feature some people want and need. I'd still start with C. There are all the ressources in the world to learn and it's better to know how
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by Bayart 5y ago
Found the (much more readable) original after some search: https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts
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The correct implementation is obviously to return 1 on success !
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I recently walked into a pretty esoteric issue for people who don't with terminal emulation often : Having rebound at firmware level my Left Ctrl key to F13, I found that while the key was appropriately grabbed at the OS and terminal e
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Terminal Function Key Escape Codes (2005)(aperiodic.net)
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Even within the languages that have always been written in say the Latin alphabet, there's a wide variance of scripts. Reading document written in Roman cursive or Renaissance handwriting requires quite a bit of training.
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VSTs are lighter than pedals.
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I don't know this Crowder person, but Shapiro and Trump are absolutely mainstream. Enough that I, a guy who's not from the US and has no interest in its domestic politics, can get Shapiro memes.
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by Bayart 5y ago
I wish I could plug into HDMI all the time. I still get a lot of VGA projectors !

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