Rexxar

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631.
by Rexxar 9y ago
Intuitively, I would have preferred they used a bigger pointer type (96 bits or 128 bits) instead of using unused part of the current pointers that will shrink when will need a bigger address space.
632.
by Rexxar 9y ago
I don't know this domain. Can expand on why is it a disaster for the flight industry ?
633.
by Rexxar 9y ago
I'm may be mistaken, but I interpret jamescostian's comment as "every language has some problems, let's stop this sort of discussion". May you intended to detach the parent comment ?
634.
by Rexxar 9y ago
If the effect applies to programming languages, it could explain why some people love lisp so much.
635.
by Rexxar 9y ago
People like to use percentage for everything. That doesn't mean that everything is exponential.
636.
by Rexxar 9y ago
Does anyone know why the page try to load the url " https://localhost:9000/sockjs-node/info?t=1493857220633" ?
637.
by Rexxar 9y ago
It could be a small part of those people who are doing this in order to have a bigger bonus. Bad incentive structures that cause bad behaviours is not an unknown phenomenon.
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How Democrats Killed Their Populist Soul(theatlantic.com)
9 points by Rexxar 10y ago|1 comments
639.
by Rexxar 10y ago
There are some exceptions : Israël, Taïwan, Cuba, Haïti
640.
by Rexxar 10y ago
- since CO2 has a logarithmic effect on warming Where does this affirmation come from ?
641.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Transistors are much more important IMHO.
642.
by Rexxar 10y ago
For french speakers, here is the direct link : http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/henry-rousso/muslim-ban-donald-...
643.
by Rexxar 10y ago
The previous submission of the link to fossil-scm.org ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12673229 ) has some interesting comments from the creator.
644.
by Rexxar 10y ago
The "nothrow" is not part of the function signature, probably in order not to break retro-compatibility. Without this, "nothrow" cannot be enforced reliably at compile time. And I think they don't want to add a new
645.
by Rexxar 10y ago
I think they are both wrong because they do "absolute" affirmation. > entirely my fault > So no, it's not your fault. But each of them bring us valuable information based on a different point of view : 1- You
646.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Does anyone know if it would be possible/useful to create some artificial "cool zone" to help the coral to survive in some place in order to ease recolonization after such events ?
647.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Nice but the three top gauges are moving suspiciously fast. Do they add a little random the the real number to give a sort of error margin visualisation ?
648.
by Rexxar 10y ago
I have an other interpretation : we just don't need a lot of purely original content. Something slightly different is enough in order not to be boring. Even exactly the same thing is not boring, a lot of people watch films/series
649.
by Rexxar 10y ago
reverse engineering != porting to an other platform edit: but is it really open source as said by previous comment or is it just an SDK ?
650.
by Rexxar 10y ago
You seem not new here (>3000 days). Is it really the first time you see that the duplicate detection algorithm don't work reliably on HN ? This bug is not even really a problem: it allows to give a second chance to unlucky good subm
651.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Does anyone know why the list has been censored ? Does it violate any law ?
652.
Henry George theorem(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Rexxar 10y ago|0 comments
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Fossil: A decentralized version control, bug tracking, and wiki software(fossil-scm.org)
227 points by Rexxar 10y ago|98 comments
654.
by Rexxar 10y ago
I would like to have some basic issue tracking in git like in fossil (www.fossil-scm.org if you don't know, by the creator of sqlite). It's a shame that git has eclipsed all other options.
655.
by Rexxar 10y ago
How can you possibly see that? Short answer : I'm writing a drawing software and I've become pixel sensitive. Technical answer : you are creating 1 pixel wide horizontal/vertical line with integer coordinates. Sadly
656.
by Rexxar 10y ago
It looks nice but the SVG generated seems incredibly big. Every ascii characters seems to be replaced by one svg element. (You can have a hint at this behaviour because some pixel are "more black" when an area is covered by two
657.
by Rexxar 10y ago
It is one of the rare case where I would try to use the Boehm GC.
658.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Thanks, looks very interesting. But it seems more 3D-oriented than 2D oriented.
659.
by Rexxar 10y ago
Yes, 2d shapes. I'm writing vector drawing software and I use agg as backend (which use scanlines). In the long term it could be a good think to use or implement a more modern back-end.
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by Rexxar 10y ago
Concerning last point, do you know nice example of non-scanline-based 2D renderers ?

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