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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Don't know, probably some VM testing on their part but I just upgraded to Creators Update and here's my result: rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.098/0.109/0.131/0.012 ms
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
> The Justice Department, which defends federal agencies in court, declined to comment. The Homeland Security Department, which issued the summons, had no immediate comment. I hate that these kind of cases almost always end up getting th
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I wouldn't count on it, judging by his previous comments he seems to prefer drive-by snipes over discussions. The fact that he made so many claims about how bad Crystal is without even attempting to explain why doesn't really make
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
This is very well made, I'm going to add this to my bookmarks. Thank you & good job!
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
That's a problem with those you follow, not the service.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I would say the startup scene represents a very small portion of professional programmers.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
One does not simply tell a PC gamer to buy a console... There's a reason I'm playing games on PC and has invested a lot of money into a fat gaming rig.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Go to chrome://help/ and it should update to latest version (Version 57.0.2987.110 (64-bit)), after that it works like a charm. This usually happens when you haven't restarted Chrome for a while.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
For the Photoshop part, check out Krita ( https://krita.org/en/ ). Although it isn't exactly like Photoshop, a non-power user wouldn't notice the difference between the two. And Krita is really the only program
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Definitely not, that approach is as production-ready as the webpack version, but it places application structure in your hands.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
You're not forced into using Webpack with Vue though. You can go with the good ol' setup that looks like this: https://github.com/vuejs-templates/simple/blob/master/templa...
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
It produces static binaries like Go does yes.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
There are two that I know of that are truly tiny: Monkberry[0] and RE:DOM[1] which are respectively 1kb and 2kb in size. [0]: http://monkberry.js.org/ [1]: https://redom.js.org/
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
One of the biggest reasons you go for a cloud is because you don't want to deal with reliability & scaling issues, and there's a premium price attached to that. I think most companies using S3 in this case believed they put th
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Yes of course, but only during the early stages. The post-MVP roadmap for WebAssembly specifies DOM & Web API integration ( http://webassembly.org/docs/gc/ ), so that specific case will too disappear with time.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
> In the last article, I explained that programming with WebAssembly or JavaScript is not an either/or choice. We don’t expect that too many developers will be writing full WebAssembly code bases. I see this statement all the time,
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I'm not an AWS customer, but if it is comparable to Google Cloud's Multi-regional Storage it should be geo-redundant. Doesn't S3 replicate the data across regions, so in case a region goes offline it won't affect the ser
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
This can't be only the US-EAST-1 region. I'm a european resident and most things are down for me too.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Minecraft. That shit is heavy! On a more serious note, some gamers are using RAM disks to greatly improve performance of some games, especially modded games like Minecraft and Skyrim.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Leif GW Persson, who the above commenter is talking about clarified this on TV just a couple of days ago. The segment starts 18 minutes in and is in Swedish: http://www.svtplay.se/video/12505960/veckans-brott&#x2F
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
The thing I think is happening is that literally everyone and their grandmother is becoming a web (app) developer/designer. This might be a very unpopular opinion here on HN, but I think branching out to something else within software
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I don't think it is because he couldn't generate a fair amount of wealth from his work, but rather that he chose not to, and I believe that is what lead to the success of the project. I also don't see him as a world-renow
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
As a Scandinavian I'd like to think that the culture Linus was brought up in influences what he personally sees as "success". Considering he grew up under the belt of the Nordic model, he might consider success completely dif
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
It exists for reasons such as 9/11, which was the only time article 5 was invoked, and European military was sent to aid US military actions.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Just politely ask someone if you could have their seat because you're pregnant? Which is like, what this app is doing.
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I'd say that every major city across the continents have a supply shortage, that's the nature of cities, but I haven't heard of any city in Europe not affordable to live in for the middle class. Surely the good 'ol suppl
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I believe there's another option; make the cities more attractive (and affordable) to live in for the middle class. You can see this across European cities, which is explained really well in this video: https://www.youtube.c
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
Like Golang, using fibers & communicating via channels. I/O is also asynchronous similar to Node (using an event loop). You can read more here: https://crystal-lang.org/docs/guides/concurrency.html
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by Svenskunganka 10y ago
I know Stackoverflow and all their related services are running bare-metal and has done so for a long time. They have written a very detailed series of blog posts about their whole infrastructure and hardware which I really recommend that y

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