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by amaks 10y ago
I know that. However, factually I'm correct by saying that Chromium doesn't use webkit. It doesn't matter if it's still largely the same, what matters is that blink diverged from webkit for variety of reasons.
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by amaks 10y ago
Chromium doesn't use webkit, it uses Blink.
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by amaks 10y ago
US is far from finishing deveping, fortunately or unfortunately. Take trains, for example, area where US is far behind China, Japan, or European countries, despite the size of its territory. I'm sure there are other examples.
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by amaks 10y ago
Thank you, Volkswagen!
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by amaks 10y ago
Oh, I've got diesel Q5 when diesel gate came out
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by amaks 10y ago
What about them?
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GCE vs. AWS in 2016(thehftguy.wordpress.com)
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by amaks 10y ago
What personal devices, smartphones?
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by amaks 10y ago
Interesting how much outcry this RMS's page causes. It's his personal opinion, you're free to disagree with him but advocating to take down this link is anti-constitutional.
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Foundation Should Not Intervene to Save the DAO(coindesk.com)
2 points by amaks 10y ago|0 comments
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We’ll do it live–a new chapter in YouTube’s live stream(youtubecreator.blogspot.com)
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The Maestro of Memory Manipulation(quantamagazine.org)
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by amaks 10y ago
Please read http://hackingdistributed.com/2016/06/17/thoughts-on-the-dao... . Solidity language makes very hard to write safe code: Is Ethereum/Solidity Suitable for Secure Smart Contracts? It's
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by amaks 10y ago
Sorry, but this is bullshit. You sound like Ethereum or SlockIt employee. No one in their sane mind would trust their money a company which can't guarantee security of your funds, let alone good coding practice (the DAO code is shit, s
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by amaks 10y ago
Well perhaps but I read this article ( http://vessenes.com/deconstructing-thedao-attack-a-brief-cod... ) and it says: "OK, here we go. _recipient.call.value()() is called without a gas amount. That is easily attackable w
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by amaks 10y ago
> All computations on Ethereum have to be funded with "gas" (transaction fees) But that's what was wrong with the exploited DAO code - it didn't use gas. The point of the article is that it's very hard or impossi
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by amaks 10y ago
Here is the analysis: http://hackingdistributed.com/2016/06/18/analysis-of-the-dao...
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by amaks 10y ago
The primary criteria where a system language should be judged is the control over the underlying machine code execution. With GC languages you don't have any - the GC will kick in unpredictably. It may not be an issue for UI (although
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by amaks 10y ago
What happened to Scala? Wasn't that the #1 language for JVM?
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by amaks 10y ago
Any language can compile to the low level C dialect.
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by amaks 10y ago
Yes, and I never said that Go is a systems language. I said Go has found a niche of networking services. This doesn't make it a systems language.
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by amaks 10y ago
It's frustrating to see that people advocate to use programming languages in the areas where they don't belong just because those languages are convenient, have nice syntax, popular, etc. Go for example started that way but ultima
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by amaks 10y ago
The biggest problem I see with the code at https://github.com/slockit/DAO/ is absense of the unit tests. The code looks complex, how the hell can you make sure that it's right? The Solidity wiki doesn't
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by amaks 10y ago
Exactly. DAO should have tested the shit out of their "contracts" before starting accepting people's money. Now DAO and Ethereum as result won't have any trust.
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by amaks 10y ago
I'm curious when their engine will be good enough to start playing against leading human Go players?
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by amaks 10y ago
Also, Microsoft has been developing ReFS as a replacement for NTFS.
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by amaks 10y ago
Was it just me, or ability to interact and access personal data on the lock screen on a locked phone seems little insecure?
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by amaks 10y ago
Digital currency is a cult.
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Quantum annealing with a digital twist(research.googleblog.com)
2 points by amaks 10y ago|0 comments
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by amaks 10y ago
No, they do have sophisticated user mode library but use only public kernel APIs. That user model library also helped them relatively painlessly migrate SQL Server to Linux.

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