RX14

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by RX14 10y ago
I've played civ 5 and civ be on Linux with a case sensitive file system.
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by RX14 10y ago
There's no shame in it but that doesn't mean that it's the best or most efficient way of doing things. I've found that stepping through code in a debugger at a human pace, and getting to really understand what's hap
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by RX14 10y ago
The GCs used in go or crystal tend not to eat memory more than 10% more than the peak memory of a c implementation. The perception of GC == hundreds of MBs of memory usage comes from java, where the GC aggressively preallocates, and has the
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by RX14 10y ago
Just to add another data point, I've seen crystal do over 100k requests per second on a single desktop core.
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by RX14 10y ago
Just to add on that breaking changes are always compile errors, with a nice description of what you need to do to fix it, which makes the breaking changes a lot more manageable.
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by RX14 10y ago
The plan is to support windows before 1.0, although the core devs are reluctant to "open up" to the large amount of developers windows support would bring before they are finished making breaking changes.
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by RX14 10y ago
That is assuming that you don't want your music available offline and you have enough data allowance. Which is not true for many people.
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by RX14 10y ago
High score! In all my filesystem I get about 150,000 files with a colon in their name. Many of them are part of the filesystems of containers which seem to use colons in the names of their libraries and dpkg packages. Many archlinux package
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by RX14 10y ago
Yes. The one thing I miss from Java development the most is debugging code from IntelliJ IDEA. Its just a fantastic experience to be able to step through line by line and see what's really going on, where it branches on each iteration
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by RX14 10y ago
It's not exactly what you want, but if you want a statically typed ruby-like you should check out crystal ( http://crystal-lang.org/ )
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by RX14 10y ago
ZFS has been around and stable on Linux for years, I doubt it's going to be the next big thing. It's usefulness is pretty limited for VMs. Btrfs on vms is at least useful for docker.
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by RX14 11y ago
What I am most excited about is manipulating these using javascript, which is also something you cannot do with a CSS processor because the values are baked into the CSS.
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by RX14 11y ago
Keep in mind that the signal from the satellite will be polarised, and that the polarisation will change as the satellite moves through the sky. To get the best results you will need to rotate your yagi to find the best polarisation.
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by RX14 11y ago
No, these satellites only send out the line of pixels directly below them. For example if the satellite is moving south, your image is rendered from the top down, but from the bottom up if the satellite is northbound. These satellites are v
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by RX14 11y ago
Mojang have been promising this for years, nothing has ever happened and I doubt any modding api they release will have the flexibility to edit the base game that MinecraftForge has.
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by RX14 11y ago
The mdk (renamed from src zip, because it no longer contained the forge source) is a zip containing a template mod, gradle buildscript, and instructions on setting up your ide, you c an download it here: http://files.minecraftfor
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by RX14 11y ago
I disagree with it being difficult to get a mod started, you simply download the mdk (like a mod template) and follow the instructions on the readme. I'm not sure, but they might even have a git ignore in the mdk these days. Edit: In a
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by RX14 11y ago
That config file is really ugly, could they not have simply used JSON or yaml to represent that exact structure? Not sure if it solves any problems docker-compose doesn't solve though.
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by RX14 11y ago
Also - if I remember correctly - if you visit ipfs.io with the Host header set to foo.com, it will return /ipns/foo.com.
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by RX14 11y ago
No, IPFS uses a distributed hash table to find content and nodes on the network. The only centralised servers are the gateways between the regular Internet and IPFS, due to necessity. However it is possible to run your own gateway, and many
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by RX14 11y ago
I used xrandr --setprovideroutputsource to set one image provider as the source of the others image.
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by RX14 11y ago
I am currently using 2 displays connected to my graphics card and one connected to my igpu on my Linux desktop at home, and it's really not that hard to set up. Unfortunately the GPU does all the rendering and passes images to the iGPU
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by RX14 11y ago
I see no advantage over using the --app flag on chrome. It does basically the same thing seeming as this is just a wrapper for whatsapp web anyway...
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by RX14 11y ago
Ah, yes it was thank you!
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Ask HN: Looking for the name of an experimental programming language
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by RX14 11y ago
This seems insanely expensive to me! Three offers a sim-only deal that works with all phones with unlimited data for just £17 ($25), and roaming in Europe will be free after December 2015! Are mobile plans significantly more expensive in th
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by RX14 12y ago
What even Is this? It doesn't do a good job at explaining itself!
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by RX14 12y ago
I have pet servers! Cuddles a server
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by RX14 12y ago
I got angry at this because it "didn't work". I simply didn't read you only have to light up the blue tiles. Maybe i have to go back to reading lessons...