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Demangling C++ Symbols in Rust
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Dupe? Previous discussion on the introduction of upspin: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13700492
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10y ago
Firefox has the setting 'media.autoplay.enabled'. Which does the same afaik (no exceptions though). But I hate to install extensions/plugins for IMO basic functionality, especially when it concerns something as annoying as au
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Yup, pretty similar but the limitation to plain JS and to 140 chars makes the code more fun :)
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10y ago
Yup, as confirmed by the author[0]. Also, it's opensource, 'dweet card' template shows that it uses iframes[1]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13702021 [1] https://github.com/lionlea
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Developer Build of SteamVR for Linux
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A Darpa Perspective on Artificial Intelligence
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> When Google’s AI can beat a human at StarCraft, it’s time to be very afraid. More like a time to be very excited! But I totally agree, long-term dependencies are an difficult problem. The DNC[0] by DeepMind is in my opinion a very impo
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This is really good news! Lets hope DeepMind can improve even further on their Differentiable neural computers (DNC) which seems like an requirement for this kind of AI to work (exploiting long-term dependencies). I also hope that other res
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Introducing Google Home
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10y ago
Interesting concept (using the Signal server as relay/vpn-like). But honestly, I don't care about sending GIFs and I want a messaging service (especially a privacy-oriented) to be as sleek as possible. Additions like these just se
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10y ago
looks nice, simple, I like it. Btw, it would be good to be able to copy the message received (android client). And maybe to be able to expand the message if it's too long, currently its just truncated. Good work!
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10y ago
Show HN, right?
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10y ago
"Brief Intro to Latex for programmers/developers" vs "Master LATEX in minutes", quite a difference! But looks nevertheless like a good introduction to LaTeX. Just why the all the emoji...
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10y ago
It seems fixed now.
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10y ago
> Our hope is that the PostgreSQL core team would consider gradually migrating over to C++. How many are you? I see only commits from you. And did you speak with any of the pgsql core team yet? Might be worth investigating, whether they
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10y ago
Several questions: * Is this a one-man effort (for now at least?) or is this 'official' * Why refactor the increment operator? (s ++ to s = s + 1) * Is clang supported (or libc++ for example?) * Do you have a roadmap for planned r
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People knowing about algorithm+implementation details? Definitely not front-end developers. (Not trying to implicate that front-end devs can't do it... you get the point)
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10y ago
seems more like it just wasn't accessible using https (http works just fine).
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10y ago
Thanks, didn't think of that!
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10y ago
bookmarked, thanks for the guide!
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10y ago
Cool, wanted to checkout go anyways. Your example doesn't seem to be running (zs2 -> zs), forgot to import nettypes? Oh well, got it to build (go newbie here!), but it just says "panic: no such device". So where does the i
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Haven't looked at it in detail, but have you mentioned docker builds? I see you wrote about mock, which is immensely useful for building RPM packages. But docker seems well-suited for this task, for example: https://github.c
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10y ago
looks interesting, funny that you use Google Form for adding new hacks. Because the overall website looks elegant, Google Forms not so. Nice collection!
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Website seems down (connection refused). Did you use any network library (aside from native, I mean)?
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Does anybody know if VGA GPU passthrough is working? Thought the UEFI implementation was the limiting factor, not sure though!
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I think you're missing the point. It's not about electronic book vs physical book (If I misunterstood you, sorry and dismiss this post). It's more about the sources on the internet, I don't know many people who read co
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11y ago
I guess he means that you can place a smartphone near an ATM and catch the PIN-code with this technology somehow.