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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I'm amused you took the time to put in 2pi there.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You'd still need to explain pointer arithmetic somehow.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Maybe he's referring to how identifiers with leading underscores followed by a capital letter are reserved in C++ (I'm not sure if they are in C)...
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
This is by the same guy who made that Linux in your browser a few weeks ago. Even this compiler was included in it. Edit: typo.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Hmm. This is one of those cases where I want to know more, but I know that knowing more would only depress me. It's scary knowing you or a loved one could turn out like this. I hope he's better now.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You can't just not tell us more. How was his mind "broken".
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Is this a different video from the one posted a few days ago? Edit: it is: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2689999
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Does that happen often in business?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I think the STL was too buggy to be used much back in those days. Besides, there's nothing wrong with C style C++. Edit: I must be tired: this is a tutorial on C++, and thus should use C++ style. Also, despite the old-style windows, this ar
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Actually, I do, but I do it by redirecting mail to my DNS to my gmail account. If I change provider, I don't need to tell everyone my new email address.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
"Hacker News" as in http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#what_is Not as in stealing your bank details.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Isn't there some initiative by now to actually educate people on proper password security?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Was thinking the same. Fuck any company with that level of lock-in.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I hear Hurd is making some progress...
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GNU Social(foocorp.org)
1 points by __rkaup__ 15y ago|0 comments
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Nah, it tries to install some OS X "launch agent" thing. Should be quite simple to get it to work in Linux, but it doesn't yet.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
The instructions given only work for Mac.
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Parser combinators explained(qntm.org)
8 points by __rkaup__ 15y ago|0 comments
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Didn't know the GCC preprocessor was language agnostic. Never thought about it really.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
How is this even a problem to corporate users? If they write standards compliant internal web-apps, they should certainly work even better in newer versions of Firefox.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
What BBC interview?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
What's the most intimidating?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
It's been successful in keeping most server OSes similar, I suppose.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
The GPL doesn't forbid charging for software licensed with it. The Free Software Foundation even encourages you to sell your GPL'ed software [1]. However, once you have the software, you can do whatever you like with it, and that includes g
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I wrote something like this using inotify. I was pretty damn proud to have made something that only works on Linux :)
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2670272
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
4 years is always a huge fraction of your life.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
All these presentations about optimizing JavaScript are making me think there should be an alternative to JavaScript, especially if we want to move a bunch of software to the browser. Is this really not feasible?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You are being ironic. It actually is possible to communicate securely over an insecure medium, and not all the internet's infrastructure is in the USA. Am I right?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Oh, it was aggressive. The only options that were available when the dialog showed up for me, was to either oblige, or to "Skip".

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