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by Jare 12y ago
To maintain ordering I assume.
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by Jare 12y ago
Most people can't "see" security vulnerabilities in their OS.
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by Jare 12y ago
I use Mintty because Cygwin's tmux didn't work with ConEmu or Cmder, but Mintty was ok. FWIW, I took a quick stab at the tmux & ncurses code to try to find a fix, but it was far from obvious. Maximus (ConEmu author) said it ha
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by Jare 12y ago
I think Facebook is a lot into D, sounds a more appropriate, for lack of a better word, "replacement" for golang.
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by Jare 12y ago
Right! Thank you!
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by Jare 12y ago
Yeah RVO is clear, I'm confused about the "pass by value" which I assume is as a parameter to a function, where a creating a copy is unavoidable in the general case.
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by Jare 12y ago
> When we pass or return an Event by value, it's at worst a memcpy of a few dozen bytes. There's no implicit heap allocation, garbage collection, or anything like that. I'm confused by this (total Rust newbie): wouldn&#x27
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by Jare 12y ago
I visited that link but only see a minimal box with very little info: Software Architect & Developer Madrid Area, SpainInformation Technology and Services Current Proyecto Asturix, Asturlibre Previous MeetPays, Yestilo
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by Jare 12y ago
This may help a bit (from a previous HN thread) http://www.randalolson.com/2014/06/14/percentage-of-bachelor...
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by Jare 12y ago
Encourage her to build and create things. If she chooses the computer as her tool, all the better, but provide her with as many avenues of creation as possible (paper, sound, words, images, code, wood, ideas, etc) and she will find the one
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by Jare 12y ago
"I'm a CTO and that's why what I'm saying is correct" <- cocky "I'm a CTO and that's why this is important to me" <- absolutely relevant I think you are 100% in the clear, but you win extra
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by Jare 12y ago
Half of the government sites in Spain also use self-signed, including payment sites.
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by Jare 12y ago
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that interface{} is a terrible thing. I spent a decade writing assembly language and then just as much in C and C++ before templates were usable, I know generics are far from essential and that a
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by Jare 12y ago
Depends on your provider. Amazon AWS is known to have waived such bills in the past, see for example http://readwrite.com/2014/04/15/amazon-web-services-hack-bit...
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by Jare 12y ago
I assume most people who complain about Go's lack of generics have at least tried the language. It doesn't take long to run into your first interface{} and subsequent typecast. So, if you define "leaving Go" as "not
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by Jare 12y ago
Because hosts die.
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by Jare 12y ago
> I write Go all day every day and have since before Go 1.0, and I see this troll/complaint at least 100x on hacker news for each time I have to do it once in real life I suspect that there is as much trolling in people who complain
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by Jare 12y ago
> Game programmers aren't unaware of the rest of the programming universe They (dare I say we) are VERY aware of what goes on. Note for example that Mike Acton, one of the most vocal proponents in this area, moved his studio's
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by Jare 12y ago
> You are better at solving your type of problems than they are Mike Acton's remark about Microsoft Word taking 30 seconds to boot suggests he does not generally believe what you said. Part of the philosophy behind these talks is th
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by Jare 12y ago
There are plenty of ways to get random, emergent and simply chaotic outcomes when building a system without thought or care. I wouldn't call those things 'designed'.
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Spanish nurse is first to contract Ebola outside Africa(salon.com)
3 points by Jare 12y ago|0 comments
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by Jare 12y ago
My distant but intense interest in the future of hybrid apps just took a nosedive. Do you know if any of the major players (Phonegap, CocoonJS, etc) implement the web server approach? It doesn't seem too difficult, but it sure must be
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by Jare 12y ago
He is the author of some of the most beautiful presentations on mathematics and computer graphics ever created. Explore the entire site and enjoy.
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by Jare 12y ago
It's still way better than 1.5 months warning before everything (including your data) is gone.
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by Jare 12y ago
The movie War Games came out in 1983, and Neuromancer the book in 1984. I can't imagine a single tech-minded person in 1985 not dreaming of a connected world, and the myriad dangers it could bring. It's the speed with which it has
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Android++ Public Beta Release(android-plus-plus.com)
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by Jare 12y ago
Worth a link to his extensive blog posts http://directtovideo.wordpress.com/category/fluid-dynamics/
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by Jare 12y ago
These "assholes" we see and are concerned about are, I think, mostly adults who did NOT grow up with such devices. Our kids are taking our screens and gadgets for granted as much as we did TV (or whatever is appropriate for your a
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by Jare 12y ago
I took it to mean he launched several copies of the process, each copy pinned to one (and only one) core.
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by Jare 12y ago
Alex MacCaw [1] suggests that O1 requires sponsorship from a US company. My anecdotal and outdated experience matches his description. [1] http://blog.sourcing.io/visa-guide

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