antonios

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After years of work, CLANG is now the default compiler in FreeBSD(lists.freebsd.org)
1 points by antonios 14y ago|0 comments
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OpenBSD 5.2 released: now with SQLite and nginx(openbsd.org)
1 points by antonios 14y ago|0 comments
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Why video game journalism sucks: The Rybicki Maneuver(nma-fallout.com)
1 points by antonios 14y ago|0 comments
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Chemical Element Trump Cards(spinellis.gr)
1 points by antonios 14y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 14y ago
For those who miss Greek characters, here's an Inconsolata variant that has them as well: http://www.cosmix.org/software/
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by antonios 14y ago
Probably a combination of the above. They are also writing tests for each successfully crushed bug: Whenever a bug is reported against SQLite, that bug is not considered fixed until new test cases have been added to the TCL test suite whic
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How SQLite is tested(sqlite.org)
176 points by antonios 14y ago|40 comments
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Google closure - How not to write Javascript(sitepoint.com)
3 points by antonios 14y ago|2 comments
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by antonios 14y ago
Yes. For _me_, using _my headphones_, it doesn't matter. Everyone's experience is unique, as it depends on various factors.
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by antonios 14y ago
This is meaningless. Statistically meaningful tests are performed using ABX testing methods ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABX_test ) with high-quality equipment. And, yes, many people have trained ears (and brains?) that can easily disting
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by antonios 14y ago
I'm just another soul that experienced the same despicable behavior from GoDaddy. Far too many coincidences, I say.
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by antonios 14y ago
Of course it's better. It's a filesystem that has had years to mature, while Btrfs is _still_ in development. There isn't even a comparison.
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by antonios 14y ago
It isn't.
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by antonios 15y ago
I believe CouchDB is starting to feel a much more mature and polished product nowdays. Kudos to the developers for their hard work.
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by antonios 15y ago
If, according to the author, "In the Linux ecosystems, we do things a little (ok a lot) smarter", then we shouldn't be discussing things like this: https://plus.google.com/109922199462633401279/posts/HgdeFDfR... The article itself is just
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Six months of Emacs - A summary of the experience(epsilonvectorplusplus.wordpress.com)
1 points by antonios 15y ago|0 comments
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by antonios 15y ago
My thoughts: The exam can be characterized as "surprising" until the end of Thursday's class. Getting the probability at the end of each day for the exam to be made from now on, we have (M=Monday, T=Tuesday etc): End of Sunday : P(exam=M
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by antonios 15y ago
So why the hell are we still wasting time responding to the same damn questions? Because customers never read anyway.
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by antonios 16y ago
Nice slashed zero, The letter 'l' nicely distinguishes from one, greek character support and bitmap support for those who hate anti-aliasing. Simply wonderful.
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by antonios 16y ago
Data deduplication is not available in the current version of ZFS in FreeBSD. Work is ongoing to port version 24 from upstream which will offer this feature.
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by antonios 16y ago
Nice. Reminds me a lot of the AMSTRAD CPC days, what a machine that was.
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Code Documentation(spinellis.gr)
17 points by antonios 16y ago|2 comments
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by antonios 16y ago
Most probably you're talking about the developer of thttpd: http://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/repo.html
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by antonios 16y ago
Although the computer-generated charts are statistically meaningless, the persistence of number '17' in humans likely has its reason. The first thing that comes to my mind is that this happens because 17 the number from 1 to 20 that we come