anotherangrydev

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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Well, they are not suppossed to do so...
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
>Unbeknownst to some, Javascript comes equipped with a relatively good set of bitwise operators. Never thought that there were people doing Javascript who didn't know about bitwise operators. I guess I know where 99% of the "Ja
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Over the years I have come to realize that unless I can buy something in the nearest BestBuy/Amazon, it is vapor. And also, until then, I would know how much cheaper and better performant it actually is.
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Always the same thing. >1000X faster, 1000X cheaper! Then "No, you can't buy one right now, but you will be able to do it "soon". And, no it won't actually be 1000X faster neither 1000X cheaper because blah blah
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
>they verified that each Amazon Aurora instance is able to deliver on our performance target of up to 100,000 writes and 500,000 reads per second This bit caught my attention, does an "Amazon Aurora instance" means one computin
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
I don't know this firsthand, but I've heard from many people that had delved into OpenSSL code that it is an example of code where "many things could be made better", to put it lightly.
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Congrats on your work 2ton_jeff! Regarding zlib, is that the fastest implementation that's currently available? I rememeber stumbling into a guy that claimed his implementation was way faster (2x or more) than the original zlib, and it
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Sure, can you give examples of those complex topics?
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
What kind of problems have you tried to solve while high? I, personally, prefer to have a clear mind when approaching things that require a heavy cognitive load, but that's just me.
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Human Interface Guidelines, a smuggy (but actually really detailed and overall good) document they publish on how you should design the User Interface of your program to provide a nice experience for your users, particularly on Apple platfo
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Typical. Free speech! (Until I hear something I don't like!) Equal rights! (Except for people that are not like me!)
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Terrible journalism... From the 'making the dogs dance' phrase that is nonsense to believing that this guy has a Twitter account and continuously writes on it...
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Problem: Javascript has almost no standard library. --> Why is this a problem? What does he mean by standard library? Like, "strings", regexes and hashes? Not needed. Problem: Javascript won't run outside the browser. --&g
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Haha, thanks for the laugh. I do research on molecular biology, you could say that every meeting with our project leaders goes like that. Specially that part like: "Why did you do X?" "(I didnt' wanted to but...) As per
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Yeah, but why not write your own temporary parser or whatever. They (should) have top-class software engineers in there, why they don't just make a quick and dirty script to sort out whatever they're looking for? IDK, that tweet f
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
TBH, that hex editor thing sounds like bs.
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
"Bind your tongue or your tongue will have you bound"
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
>#include <bits/stdc++.h> This is a very cool trick to turn your compile time from seconds to minutes.
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Inceptionism: Going deeper into neural networks(photos.google.com)
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by anotherangrydev 11y ago
Just my 2¢. I create custom web commerce solutions for a few small/medium businesses in Mexico. Ever since Stripe launched a few years ago I wanted to try them out but, as expected, they were not available yet here. Still, I subscribed