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ausjke
6y ago
errtrace is new to me, otherwise I do similar things. set -ueEo pipefail
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ausjke
6y ago
I'm actually actively learning modern c++ these days, and I like it so far. On another note, Bjarne is 70 year old and he is still very active in c++ new features, very impressive. That gives me a hint that as a software engineer, I ca
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ausjke
6y ago
I just apt remove --purge snap and life is good
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Rust is not that safer than C just yet
(youtube.com)
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ausjke
6y ago
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ausjke
6y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=iOBXVOAbpdY this is a 8-minute study on how rust is safe comparing to C, the summary is that, there is a long way to go, many rust code is still unsafe today.
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ausjke
6y ago
Thanks. I have not done android for the last year, but I'm repo-sync now to see CVE-2020-0022 can be captured by the g++ flags I had now
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ausjke
6y ago
mostly true. it took me a while to decide, I eventually picked up c++. modern c++ is very different nowadays, and it keeps evolving fast, to some extent many modern languages are having the same new features, c++ is becoming better and bett
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ausjke
6y ago
I use a similar approach and setting for c++, I purchased clion for two years and rarely used it, vim is just handy and light-weight, I will probably use clion when my project becomes huge, until then, vim is absolutely enough. vim nowadays
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ausjke
6y ago
Exactly, while FP is a good addition in some cases, where is the "everyone" that hates OOP? OOP is still 1000x more widely used and loved than FP to say the least.
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ausjke
6y ago
Yes please, have not used windows for 15+ years here, I heard it is embracing linux nowadays, a typical microsoft move, the traditional trojan horse approach.
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ausjke
6y ago
Tiktok, in your hiring practice, you stated CCP members first and preferred, you have CCP organization in your company and they're very active daily(meeting, discussing how to serve better to CCP and obey CCP's leadership,etc), in
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ausjke
6y ago
Thanks. The contract and NDA is normally a few pages with terms I don't really understand fully, but I did read "once you're employeed we own you even for what you do after work and in the weekends". Can't say there
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ausjke
6y ago
No I'm in US, Thanks for the reply.
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How to do Discloure before new empoloyment
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ausjke
6y ago
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ausjke
6y ago
I think w3school improved a lot and I use it more often than MDN, as it's more "user friendly" per se, but to get full explanation etc I will visit MDN. So w3school for quick check, MDN for deeper reading. W3school is popular
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ausjke
6y ago
I wasted two hours for this, diagnosis, reboots,etc.
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Understand HTTP3 in 5 Minutes
(jesuisundev.com)
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ausjke
6y ago
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ausjke
6y ago
I worked in large companies where sometimes hundreds of engineers working on a few products and took a long time to launch(hardware+software). I led a team of a few engineers for two years to build network products from bare-metal to UI in
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ausjke
6y ago
what's the difference between this approach and shell scripts? Thanks.
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ausjke
6y ago
ad-hoc in general runs a different path inside kernel module, which is normally not supported as well as AP/client mode, so, while many chips can do ah-hoc in theory, in software side it is a difference story
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ausjke
6y ago
Did this many years ago, it's fun. Just checked it quick again, the basic steps remain the same. It still requires a separate partition, I would add a chapter about: how to use loop device to mount a file as a device, then how to get L
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ausjke
6y ago
so many ransomware locking down governments and companies these days, it's impossible to be 100% secure over internet 24x7, but how about a decent backup scheme, so that if someone locks down the data, you can get back online without d
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ausjke
6y ago
I heard about PHP is really just used by wordpress and drupal to keep its popularity ranking these days, and new projects seldom adopt it based on google trends, is this true? The new PHP7/8 is certainly exciting, is it too late?
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ausjke
6y ago
neither of them are widely used, glib is pretty large(1MB at least, OK for desktop but too large for embedded, for example) and apr's function is limited. clib can let you integrate small pkgs at will at source level, sometimes it is v
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Best Package Manager for C
(github.com)
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ausjke
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ausjke
6y ago
I think Lua is also and already great at embedded usage? Of course the more the merrier. tinygo, micropytho, lua, there were a few mini javascripts but I lost track any of them
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ausjke
6y ago
1. it's all about diversity and equality these days, meaning every thing should be distributed proportionally based on race population and by gender. the ultimate goal will be wealth re-distribution(or, communism), until then, it is no
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ausjke
6y ago
MDN is more important than Firefox actually. If a fundraise is needed to keep it evolving, bring it on. Or google/microsoft big guns can do something about it? after all they will be benefited from this too.
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The entire Mozilla MDN team is laid off
(twitter.com)
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ausjke
6y ago
C11 has safer version of those bad boys(strcpy_s etc) and gcc/clang is more powerful about static checking and runtime checking these days, make existing c code better/safer might be more realistic than rewriting code size of qemu
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