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by ausjke 6y ago
Please ban them in US too. WeChat in particular is used to train their censorship AI engine.
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by ausjke 6y ago
Very informative. I use a TP Link 1750AC cheap router($60) that seems work perfectly fine for the whole house for streaming and surfing. My internet is about 20mbps down and 6mbps up. I never felt the need that my bandwidth is too slow some
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by ausjke 6y ago
A happy Ubuntu users here for the last 15 years, I guess I don't really understand what Microsoft is messing around anymore and I'm just glad that I do not need Microsoft at all for so long.
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GoPlus – The Go+ language for data science(github.com)
3 points by ausjke 6y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
Except that my PC and laptop can not do 4K/120, and yes they both are powerful enough for my daily use.
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by ausjke 6y ago
telegram's link preview is always on and there is no way to turn off, so my phone's screen is always filled with just one or two context, hard to read meaningful text and titles in these busy days. I hope they can let me turn off
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by ausjke 6y ago
Please someone design a cppfmt for c++ in the modern age. If possible for C as well, to a less extent. for clang-format, it can not even add blank lines between functions, and it can not indent "public, private, protect" inside cl
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by ausjke 6y ago
Used to be good, I used a lot in the past, nowadays I use vim for everything(even after I purchased jetbrain whole bundle for years). Geany is not improved fast enough these days, e.g. debugger was broken, markdown support is not as good, e
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Pnpm fast and disk space efficient npm(pnpm.js.org)
1 points by ausjke 6y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
A professor at college can work late into his/her 70s or 80s. so should be software engineers. This is truly inspirational, I also plan to keep coding well into 70s/80s, just loving it, or as long as I can.
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by ausjke 6y ago
so now twitter decides what is right or wrong? let's shot down this little evil bird. the media is so biased these days, their job really should be fair and balance and they totally failed, either too left or two right. social media po
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Rust for Embedded(rust-lang.org)
3 points by ausjke 6y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
also I hope it's for the future new c++ standard, i.e. for c++17, c++20 we will have full 32bit support, that should suffice for one decade I assume. otherwise we need get rid of c++ for 32bit embedded fast.
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by ausjke 6y ago
this is crucial, thanks! I'm to forgo c++ efforts due to this decision/intention. on the other hand, rust does not support 32bit arm at tier1 either. https://forge.rust-lang.org/release/platform-support.html
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by ausjke 6y ago
Other C coroutines https://github.com/hnes/libaco https://github.com/baruch/libwire https://swtch.com/libtask/ https://github.com/halayli/lthread https
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by ausjke 6y ago
what made you think they don't care about embedded space, just curious. Yes I use c++ for embedded though much less comparing to C.
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by ausjke 6y ago
welcome to socialism/communism, where equal opportunities are nothing, only equal results matter. the left is absolutely brain dead, the road to hell is paved with their "good" intentions.
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by ausjke 6y ago
what a shame google
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by ausjke 6y ago
Why not just put html/css inside a go-http-binary and use the browser as the UI part, that will be 100% portable and browser is universal these days anyways. Anyway still fyne looks like another good option
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by ausjke 6y ago
Installed and run the REPL deno, hit TAB twice there is nothing, node REPL give you auto-complete but there seems no for deno, not beginner friendly unfortunately.
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by ausjke 6y ago
The key is, can it re-use all those npm modules? otherwise the ecosystem is too large to take on these days.
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by ausjke 6y ago
What about Indiegogo?
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by ausjke 6y ago
hundreds of rules to read, is this on its recommended list if it's so critical? is its name 'no-floating-promises'?
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by ausjke 6y ago
Follow the money. Smart people go into finance and law. H1Bs fills the STEM positions. This is how it plays nowadays, it's called globalization of IT. I don't like that.
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by ausjke 6y ago
mesh network still cut wifi bandwidth over hops badly, after 2 or 3 hops you barely can do any streaming, though surfing is fine. taking bus to provide wifi is expensive, an outdoor wifi node solution will be much cheaper, all you need is s
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by ausjke 6y ago
What's the key difference between Javascript client side and nodejs in the post-ES6 era? For example Airbnb states "Symbols and BigInts cannot be faithfully polyfilled, so they should not be used when targeting browsers/envir
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Robust Client Side JavaScript(molily.de)
1 points by ausjke 6y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 6y ago
yes that's the problem, you use wechat, you're helping the CCP to censor. it's so sad all the other alternatives, facebook/Line/Telegram/etc are still lagging behind Wechat as a chatting tool, if there is one e
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by ausjke 6y ago
I started my career at Motorola, I saw so many senior(read: old) engineers working efficiently and staying updated. They're eager to teach newcomers. It gradually stopped when the outsource era came. I notice over the years a few star
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by ausjke 6y ago
for investors there is no gain so far, definitely worse than those who did not or could not invest. I think most if not all of "us" are still under deep water, my 401K became 201K a few weeks ago, now it's about 301K, so as

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