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by antirez 5y ago
This specific issue makes the "PHP way" (just to mention a notable example) of having an interpreter created to serve a page and then destroyed at the end, much more convenient, even if more resource intensive. Assuming the proble
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by antirez 5y ago
In in Italy I received 3 shots in total, in three different vaccination units. We have among the highest vaccination rates in Europe so at some points a lot of people showed up. Well... the waiting room never where the problem because you n
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by antirez 5y ago
> 65 yo population in Italy is 22.8 vs UK 18.4. Most people dying are the old ones so you'll see more death in countries with older population, in general. Moreover the way we count covid victims in Italy is to count every death eve
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by antirez 5y ago
Well, given I share the same "race" of most UK people (I'm a while Italian), I guess it's not racism. Just the UK government didn't handle it very well in my opinion. For instance now they want a new lockdown after
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by antirez 5y ago
In Italy the 15 wait is done in an additional room where people are just "asked" to stay at the end of the process. Then they can go away before the wait, if the want. I can't see how a wait at the end of the process could re
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by antirez 5y ago
I'm one week into Z80 assembly development for the Spectrum. Surely these folks were extremely capable to obtain great games from such a limited hardware.
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by antirez 5y ago
There is still the misconception that if you just want to cache, you don't need data types. One of the biggest Redis use cases, Twitter (I didn't check if they still use it in the last two years, I guess so, and anyway used it for
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by antirez 5y ago
"May his software immortalise him." I wish this was true just a bit. Software goes away with the time almost like no other human artifact.
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by antirez 5y ago
Strange exercise because Rust and the 6502 original programming mood are totally different: a word of cleverness and the most obscure side effects in order to squeeze the last clock cycle. But everything is "hack value", I will re
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by antirez 5y ago
You can read "your own" also as "you own team/group/...", and you as a group can have standards and quality checks on how to write good code. Especially the initial architecture of every new big system should b
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by antirez 5y ago
I think that you can't get as good as you would like to be at reading code: if you are a good code writer , then there aren't so much improvements you can get to your reading skills. Bad code will resist to such skills anyway, be
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by antirez 5y ago
Only the small version in the pack, but we will print one full size for you.
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by antirez 5y ago
please write me at antirez - gmail, so I can give you all the info and change the order if you want a different thing. There are the sets that are ways cheaper.
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by antirez 5y ago
In the Spectrum maybe it was JetPack. That I started using when I was about 8 yo. I came from a TI99/4A btw. Then at about 11 I switched from ZX Spectrum to an MS-DOS computer.
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by antirez 5y ago
There is the Atari ST!
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by antirez 5y ago
Thank you lokedhs, I avoided putting a link initially, but since you asked and this whole thing is in order to help this person that lost their job due to covid, I'll link it here: https://www.etsy.com/it/shop&#x2F
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by antirez 5y ago
The commodore 64 is still so much in the thoughts of people that played, hacked, have incredible afternoons with it, that a few months ago, to help a friend in economic troubles, I started designing (in the CAD), printing (with a 3D printer
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by antirez 5y ago
There are signs of memorization of images (or text describing them) from the actual movies. Like in Wall-E and Matrix, you can see, more or less, the robot shape and the green-digits wall in Matrix.
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by antirez 5y ago
To the authors: for the new user, your project is 90% your README, do this last 1% of work if you really care about your project.
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by antirez 5y ago
My claim about the Lua C API was that, being a stack-based API, it is hard to use. It's a tradeoff between simplicity and usability from C. Please show me the code I wrote that shows how my ideas about lack of usability of the Lua C in
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by antirez 5y ago
I believe that what happened in the latest 20 years actually shows that multiplexing, for very short-lived requests, won: multithreading is, very often, only used at this point only to scale the single multiplexed approach to multiple cores
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by antirez 5y ago
145/mo for most accounts is incredibly high. Take, for instance, what happens with Youtube: most people there do 5$/mo.
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by antirez 5y ago
Try Plantnet, it's free and is a research project. Works really well. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.plantnet&h...
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by antirez 5y ago
In Italy no need for insurance, it's just the government that gives it you for free. But the problem is, I believe, different: it's the raw cost of the medication. Here in Europe even if the patient has to buy it, the cost is frac
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by antirez 5y ago
Apparently it's an US problem. Never heard of insulin as a costly drug in Europe. US health care system is totally broken with costs 10x for most procedures without any reason.
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by antirez 5y ago
0 - unrelated to RedLock algorithm, since RedLock has its own replication in the protocol. 1 - I replied in a blog post refusing most of the arguments, and then there was maybe another reply. You may want to read the full thing to form an i
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by antirez 5y ago
Spanish is the way to go: the most spoken language in the world among the ones spoke in EU, very simple to learn for many countries in EU, quite regular, very spoken in the US. French is a terrible language from the POV of pronunciation rul
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by antirez 5y ago
As somebody with experience in developing many OSS projects of different sizes (Redis, Hping, Jim Tcl, Visitors web analyzer, and many additional smaller ones), I think that the solution is simpler than it appears: just do what you want. Wh
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by antirez 5y ago
Google is not Requesting For Comments at all. It is imposing its things. Despite the fancy number, this is not an RFC at all, in the ancient sense of the acronym, nor it has the same design principles of simplicity and orthogonality.
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by antirez 5y ago
My comment was referring to the feature itself, I see that the article kinda try to put the things in perspective, but not as strongly and sharply I think should be done.

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