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ZevsVultAveHera
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
You cannot log into account which does not exist according to reddit.
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Reddit became a hot mess of errors and account bans for no reason
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Yes, it's reddit in a nutshell for like last 5 years now. You could post thread in subreddit and after few days discover that all threads get removed by SPAM filter. Because for some unknown to Universe and reddit global moderation fil
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
C++ now have to get rid of undefined behaviors introduced after years of creating new standards? Imagine my surprise.
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Ask HN: Have you ever increased performance of system by introducing buffering?
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
They forget to list The0's comebacks
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
> Concerning the generally accepted meaning of OOP There is no such thing as "generally accepted meaning of OOP". If there was we would not have every online debate about why OOP sucks turning into "OOP is code structured
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Cool. You get some fancy editors for input or was it some text files or other format?
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Ask HN: Were you developing Expert Systems? Have any stories to share?
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Me? Nothing. I barely ever wrote any Perl code. Just curious if someone has any interesting argument for using it nowadays.
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Ask HN: Would you nowadays write a new web service in Perl?
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Ask HN: Any "complete" books about developing CAD/CAM software/3D editors?
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asymmetric_numeral_systems Microsoft get that patent granted: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20200413106A1 Possibly the shadiest attempt on patenting math so far
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2y ago
Microsoft last month received a US patent covering modifications to a data-encoding technique called rANS, one of several variants in the Asymmetric Numeral System (ANS) family that support data compression schemes used by leading technolog
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Alarm raised after Microsoft wins data-encoding patent
(theregister.com)
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Ask HN: Most underrated CS publications from the '70s and '80s?
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2y ago
Ah, right. There is a part about it there. Worth mentioning indeed. Not as detailed "meditation" about topic of networking stack and interconnections with kernel and possibilities of designing kernels around it, but still worth me
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Fragments of it I found look promising. Thank you!
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Much appreciated!
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Cool! Thank you so much!
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ZevsVultAveHera
2y ago
Awesome! Are there any thick books on Digital Signal Processing that are dear to your heart?
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Ask HN: Is There Any Pattern Matching Bible or Set of Essential Readings?
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2y ago
Is this for real?
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Ask HN: What was the most complicated program you ever implemented on your own?
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2y ago
I feel you. People submitting bug reports not writing the truth in them are wasting time of developers and tech support far too often.
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2y ago
Probably wildest story involving loading/unloading libraries I have ever read about. How you noticed that? Had to resolve to memory debugging?
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2y ago
Ah yes, one of "the funniest" problems. They teach you a lot or drive you insane. Have you ever wrote about this adventure in some form of an article or narrative story? Would be a great read, I'm sure.
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2y ago
Ah, joy of kernel debugging. Even with knowledge of C measured in years it could take weeks to debug trivial mistakes. Been there and seen others (with long careers in kernels) being there.
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Ask HN: Job market for custom OS/RTOS programmers/designers in Europe?
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Ask HN: What was the most annoying bug you ever debugged?
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