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10y ago
How did you get your phones display on your desktop?
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Mine was down too. So I looked here to see if it was posted yet. Incredible. I've never seen Google down, but I've seen FB down many times in my life.
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10y ago
Not really. the end user doesn't need autotools installed actually. To build the configure script from the "configure.in" file, you need autotools. Go ahead and try!
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sizeof returns size_t, not sure why he's using `long long`, but to be precise it isn't a function, so it doesn't "return" anything. I guess it "yields" size_t.
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It's not that hard. I recently had to debug a memcached configure.in script. But, I consider myself a C programmer, so that fact might be source of bias.
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Auto tools is great. To compile all you do is ./configure make make install It couldn't be simpler. Even though I am part of the GitHub generation, I don't see why so many of my peers hate it. I actually
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I remember trying to explain that checking the file extension of a file doesn't mean that it is actually an "image" file. I was an intern at my first internship, but wasn't taken seriously when I proposed [to the senior
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10y ago
I will be graduating college this year, just a few days after my 26th birthday. Don't worry about age.
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Because it's written in Go of course.
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Probably he can't talk about it without lawyers first, because remember, Mark isn't a single founder.
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No, the Debian Platform. That may be one way of exploiting it.
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Don't use stable. Stable doesn't mean what you think it means. It means that, among other things, it doesn't get any major updates to core software.
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AND is explicit in the groupings.
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10y ago
Yes. You won't even have to know to code. You'll just press a button that generates the code for you. In the future, all programming jobs will turn into data entry jobs where the programmer will be entering commands into a GUI to
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Finally! The term "open source" has become a buzzword. Especially recently by the GitLab guys and their rhetoric. Thanks Stallman. I stand with you. GitHub is another fine example of a company who preaches open source, but doesn&#
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I think he means friends as in a group of people you can get trashed with and their is no expectation of "professional" context. Those relationships will be hard to form as you get older.
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They are not many C compilers that are widely used in the wild. So, if I had to guess the average C programmer is using either GCC, Microsoft's C Compiler, or Clang.
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10y ago
I don't think it's about when, it's about what you ask. This is based off instinct; I don't have data to back it up. The Ask HN page is small.
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10y ago
Good point. I get as many credit card offers, as I do inquires on LinkedIn for jobs.
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Should you be using the mobile application if _you_ care about privacy?
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> Giving them nothing in return. You're giving them a lot, even if you don't click on ads or see ads. Is it not clear that your data is valuable? You're giving them personal information. Not that people that aren't de
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10y ago
I'd bet their terms allow them to impersonate your own friends.
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10y ago
Knowing Zuck, he'll probably lobby to make it illegal to use ad blocking because Ads Make The World A Better Place (tm)
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Why do you even empower these people by answering the phone? I never answer when they call.
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It has to parse a javascript file, which isn't trivial. The reason they use regular expression is because implementing a javascript parser isn't an easy problem to solve fast, even though the grammar is available.
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The AST? What AST is that? You don't get access to an AST.
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Must you be connected to an Exchange service to get real push?
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What was quite ironic for me is that I bought a ".mobi" domain name, because it was the only TLD that I was able to get so it can be $first_name + "." + $tld. - It seems that the .mobi TLD is more confusing than ever for
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Yeah I agree. If running it yourself works for you, then by all means, you should do it. For me, I'd rather spend the 4 hours it takes to configure on something else.
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I did that for a year on a 10 dollar box with Digital Ocean. In the end, the cost wasn't justified, as I can pay FastMail 120 a year for a lot more than what I was getting with Digital Ocean, and I don't have to worry about mainte
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