IcePic

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   by IcePic 10y ago

   Contiki ?
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   by IcePic 10y ago

   I think the reason is that the versioning tooling is 1% of the work, so making it 0.5% would not be "twice as effective", it would move from 100% to 99.5% work to be an openbsd dev. Diffs mailed between devs still look the same, o
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   by IcePic 10y ago

   Well, your ed comparison could aswell be made for vi -vs- emacs (or Eclipse spit ). As long as the code being written is entered as fast as someone can type on the keyboard, it really doesn't matter which editor they use. Sure, vim an
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   by IcePic 10y ago

   You don't find races and bugs on emulators the same way as on real hardware. Also, if you do find a bug in your emulated environment, how much time would you spend wondering if the emulator is bad or your code? Also, there is a real ch
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   by IcePic 10y ago

   Then again, any program that in any way starts another binary (or several) would always end up having to pledge the sum of all possible child permissions, so it would just mean that any such program (like sudo) would just not be limited at