Joky

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by Joky 11y ago
Isn't it that if you write standard compliant C code, much less compilers come into the picture ;)
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by Joky 11y ago
Did the taxis protesting against Uber in NYC made the US a no-go for entrepreneur? If not, why would it for France...
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by Joky 11y ago
In my opinion "cultural fit" is important, but it has to be about work culture. For instance: are you comfortable with code reviews (or lack of thereof), coding standards, how are you positioning yourself with respect to pressur
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by Joky 11y ago
It's a narrow view: it's about the major label making maths and thinking that it was in their benefit to get as many paying users as possible on the service as quickly as possible, and three months free is a great way to do it.
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by Joky 11y ago
It looks to me like this reasoning is laughable. It looks like the same reasoning as when the major are counting every single pirated song as a "missing sale". Like if it would have translated in a sale otherwise... The three mont
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by Joky 11y ago
There is difference between rewriting a "published" history from your local repo. I am heavily relying the ability to rewrite history before pushing. I hate seeing people pushing a series of commits (in a single push I mean) whe
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by Joky 11y ago
Aren't the only weirdness in French 70, 80 and 90? That's nothing compared to German :)
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by Joky 11y ago
I'm not sure what you mean here, if you have a volatile pointer that points to a memory buffer returned by malloc, how can the compiler prevents a write through the pointer from happening? Edit: unless your point is a temporary copy ca
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by Joky 11y ago
I believe volatile force the compiler to issue a real write to memory and can't be optimized away.
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by Joky 11y ago
I don't get it, the compiler operates within the memory model specified by the language. If it "optimizes" a memset it does not change the behavior of the program (or it is a bug in the compiler which is a different topic).
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by Joky 11y ago
Advanced != Exclusive/Innovative/... That said, the spec here is a bit different than C++ exception I believe.
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by Joky 11y ago
It reminds me of a friend that never lock his very old car so that no-one will break a window to see if there is something to steal inside.
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by Joky 11y ago
It's not because you're saying it like it's a fact that it will become one :/
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by Joky 11y ago
since you can define the cutoff for "best" as you want, you can say 1% while someone else would say that that cover 10000%...
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by Joky 11y ago
I've always wondered if there is not a general conspiracy of lawyers to protect their "industry". They have all interests to keep the current patent system, as well as extending copyright protection to anything: it keeps the
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by Joky 11y ago
What's the alternative for any company? Leaving the US?
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by Joky 11y ago
Your second point is not a consequence of the act itself, but a consequence of making it public. What if they never learnt about?
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by Joky 12y ago
The problem may be that the m3u would contains artist name, song title, and position in the playlist, and even if you could export this, it would not be very robust to import somewhere else.
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by Joky 12y ago
Well since GitHub is only ~5 years old it is not very surprising...
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by Joky 12y ago
ARC stands for Automatic Reference Counting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Reference_Counting
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by Joky 12y ago
Halide is quite domain specific though, it won't help you to create a new database system for instance, or help you on your hadoop algorithm.
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by Joky 12y ago
In France if the police wants to control your identity, you need an official document to prove it. If you don't have it they will detain you until they can verify your identity.
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by Joky 12y ago
Context: this shows the improvement of the new JIT implementation for C# (RyuJIT is the codename for Microsoft’s project to improve the performance and functionality of the just-in-time compiler used by .NET).
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by Joky 12y ago
I disagree, it matters because acquiring a technology that has an existing open-source community (that can fork your codebase...) is not the same things as releasing your internally developed technology as open-source and build a communit
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by Joky 12y ago
Java, is it the thing they used to sue on API copyright? Good demonstration of how to mess with "open-source" IMO. If you remove what they got from Sun, what reminds?
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by Joky 12y ago
"slightly higher"? I know that slightly is subjective, but going from 175k to 233k seems quite significant to me... Especially considering that last year was already a new record. The same thing (lottery for H1B) happened only the
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by Joky 12y ago
You're not completely powerless compared to others: you can marry your girlfriend ;)
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by Joky 12y ago
It is not completely true. See for instance what PNaCl is doing: you can compile C++ (or any similar compiled language) to (LLVM) byte code, and then JIT it at runtime.
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by Joky 12y ago
Did you miss the "not" in "not running on a VM"?
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by Joky 12y ago
I'm not sure what to take from that, is he interrupting more because she's a woman or would he do the same with any other because that's the way he is used to act?

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