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Galanwe
11y ago
"Large Scale C++ Software Design" by John Lakos This book made me understand that writing software is not just about creating opaque binaries with _stuff_ inside. It's also about what does this binary depends on, which symbol
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11y ago
...Except it's dead. InfiniBand was the way to go 5/10 years ago, when 10G Ethernet was not there. Nowadays, most of companies that invested in IB years ago are stuck with a dead infrastructure. It costs a lot, there is very littl
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11y ago
This is stupid, and wrong. I worked several years in Estonia (at Skype) and I would say that more than 50% of programmers are from foreign countries. Mainly russia, but also Ukraine, latvia, Czech republic... In Tallin, half the population
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Galanwe
11y ago
Really refreshing article. Huge kudos for that great achievement! Seems like you had a lot of fun.
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Galanwe
11y ago
Sorry, but there is nothing new here. Skype has been providing this service for years now. It could either be achieved by buying a "Skype number" in the country you are visiting, or by using "Skype To Go". And you don&#x
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12y ago
The point of my post was exactly to state that this case does _not_ exists... Because 1) a layer 2 virtual network between "user-like" hosts serves no real purpose, except for games (which is the main use of Hamachi). And since th
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12y ago
Yeah, that's also how ActiveX were sold...
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12y ago
> but I don't see anything in the code that would suggest that it can connect two NAT'ed peers directly. Which is not really a problem IMHO. I mean, most of the time these peer-to-peer VPN solutions are useful when you have box
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Galanwe
12y ago
How does this compare to something like Freelan?
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Galanwe
12y ago
Can you give explanations on what actually makes you think that way? => As a Microsoft employee, i totally disagree. I would even go as far as guessing that you either are talking about something you don't know, or are just one of t
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Galanwe
12y ago
What I thought, exactly.
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Galanwe
12y ago
Google translate in english: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&js=y&prev...
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Galanwe
12y ago
That is _really_ sad :(
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Galanwe
12y ago
Anyone having links to the video of the talk?
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Galanwe
12y ago
> "And, what is that lambda symbol doing in the output?" Hipsterish $PS1
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Galanwe
12y ago
It doesn't even support logging anything other than strings... I would just call it "print string lambda" ... Why is this thing on HN?
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Galanwe
12y ago
Closed source and insecure are really different problems... As for "is known to have relayed links to Microsoft from chat" I dont even get what it is supposed to imply. Some Microsoft conspiracy to listen to Strong AI chats?
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Galanwe
12y ago
Can you elaborate on that?
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Galanwe
13y ago
ThinkPads USED to be good products. Lenovo killed it. the W530 is still good, but the W540 is a joke. The "Lenovo recommends Windows." at the top of Lenovo's website finished to convince me not to buy any TP anymore.
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Galanwe
13y ago
Got a Schenker from XMG. Works like a charm.
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Galanwe
13y ago
If that's not a command line application anymore. What's the point of keeping the "vim" name apart from teasing users? Call it neogvim or neogvimlikenotepadforjsfullstackdevelopper
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Galanwe
13y ago
From their job post, these guys really look like over confident 20-something hipsters...