Danieru

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by Danieru 12y ago
Developers. Plain and simple Mozilla pays market wages and has lots of developers.
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by Danieru 12y ago
I was interested in how they got containerization working on a kernel which to my knowledge lacks the required primitives. What I found was marketing looking to treat containerization as nothing more than a buzz word. The article is tone de
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by Danieru 12y ago
"The money comes from various organizations, including AIDS foundations, the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and Protestant churches in Germany's Rhineland and Westphalia regions." So this was straight up a cash infusion. I don&#x
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by Danieru 12y ago
Here's one of the missing photos: https://github.com/quantum-os/quantum-os.github.io/blob/mast...
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by Danieru 12y ago
This is a bit off-topic. I just moved to Tokyo a month ago and Jay was very welcoming. I met him at last month's Hacker News meetup. It was just two days after I landed so I was pretty nervous. Since then I've gone to 5 meetups. O
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by Danieru 12y ago
One theory I've read is Microsoft wants Xamarin to stay third-party so Microsoft's competitors continue working with them. Xamarin is working with a great many companies who would think twice about working with Microsoft directly.
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by Danieru 12y ago
It helps that the nouns are capitalized.
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by Danieru 12y ago
What would happen? Nothing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZjhxuhTmGk
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by Danieru 12y ago
Well if it means anything I thought it was a 15K grade post. But I'm concerned that you either woke up at 5am to read comments, or you stayed up all night.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Sorry, which study did you cite for this correction? Or are you just proposing a potential confounding variable?
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by Danieru 12y ago
I want to hear how he'd do the gray thing, it sounds interesting.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Location: Tokyo Japan Remote: Sorry, no. Willing to relocate: Anywhere south of Hokkaido Technologies: Low level Systems stuff in C, Javascript, bunch of other stuff I've used: C++, C#, PHP, Perl, GLSL, Webgl Resume: http://
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by Danieru 12y ago
That series of strcat's caught my eye as bad practice. Fine in this case since the destination string is short but horrible in general. Every single one of those calls needs to iterate over the entire existing string to find the string
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by Danieru 12y ago
It took me an embarrassingly long time to figure out this was not a true history of his ice cream addiction.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Because that parking cost is after tax. It makes no sense to pay payroll tax on the money that just flows back to the company, unless you're trying to slip in a hidden lower pay rate.
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by Danieru 12y ago
So does that tactic work because the computers are "in-transit"? What happens upon end of life? Do they need to ship the computers out of country?
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by Danieru 12y ago
Windows does have nmake. Of course it is a horrible implementation of make but the basics work.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Okay that's it, off to Akihabara I go. Back... Turns out the New 3DS does not come with a charger... I feel like I'm 10 again and I've ran out of AA batteries for my Gameboy Color
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by Danieru 12y ago
You may be interested in the story of Mel: http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/mel.html
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by Danieru 12y ago
You might know this already but ZZ is faster and a bit more reliable method than :wq ZZ has the side benefit of never saving out copies into randomly named files.
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by Danieru 12y ago
I aggree. Konqueror is no niche browse, it's the grandfather of half the mainline browsers.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Ah good catch, sorry I just skimmed the man page for an interesting sounding feature.
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by Danieru 12y ago
> share or copy code, data, stack, and I think file opens Sounds like linux's "clone" system call. Which is the underlying syscall which clib's fork() uses. You can do just about anything imaginable with it: http:&#x
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by Danieru 12y ago
How? How!? How is it you always have cool and relevant stories!?
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by Danieru 12y ago
> Storing those 4 values takes ~29 bits. Just storing those 4 values in 4 bits is more efficient. Checking that a bit is set is also a simple AND + CMP. Which beats out a DIV + CMP. Sorry I just had not considered this isn't common
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by Danieru 12y ago
You see this behavior in the Tokyo metro system. Even better the doors are numbered so people will learn which car is closest to the exit they need. This provides a clean stream of passengers heading to the nearest exit.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Extending the deadline is exactly what we would expect if it was a high pressure sales tactic without a legal purpose. Sending legal documents without giving the time for legal review is horrible. You should not be encouraging your startups
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by Danieru 12y ago
Personally the story behind why you need to travel with it sounds interesting, are you allowed to share?
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by Danieru 12y ago
That would occur in something C11+, but Microsoft has yet to implement even C99.
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by Danieru 12y ago
You should also reboot to ensure no running instances of bash are vulnerable.

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