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by babuskov 10y ago
> improving it or making a new debugger requires massive effort Seeing what a single person (Greg Clayton) has done with his gui experiment for lldb (just run lldb and type "gui" command), I'm not sure the effort is so mas
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by babuskov 10y ago
It's very simple. Apple doesn't want you to listen to the radio, they want you to buy music on iTunes.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> OS X is so much more stable than any other Linux desktop I've ever used I guess you never used Slackware. ;) I agree that OS X is way more stable than Ubuntu, Fedora and any of their derivatives.
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by babuskov 10y ago
If only the paragraph width was set to something reasonable (say, 33em) it would be great.
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by babuskov 10y ago
I don't see FB/G as direct competitors. Google is good to sell products that are actively searched for. People go to Facebook when they are bored. Facebook is great to sell products to people who are bored (various forms of entert
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Europe had human zoos in 1958(theplaidzebra.com)
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by babuskov 10y ago
> First we'll want to make sure that we are supporting IPv6 How does that help security?
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by babuskov 10y ago
Sure. Execution is where the victim is captured, disarmed and has no means of retaliating.
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by babuskov 10y ago
I'm so glad I'm not your junior then. I prefer to work at companies who actually ship products instead of going around fixing 3rd party bugs.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> I just can't see the moral authority You completely took that out of the context. I wrote about it to show how risky it is to pick a random library, not to complain about the author. > But surely, the moment you integrate the r
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by babuskov 10y ago
IDK, there are companies you have never heard of that have $6 bilion in yearly revenue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YKK_Group Definitely not making cars nor consumer electronics.
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by babuskov 10y ago
You misunderstood. He couldn't see a comment on his own post because it wasn't written yet. He could only see the $4.7M which you quoted.
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by babuskov 10y ago
I'm not blaming the author. I'm just saying that picking a random library is a bad idea.
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by babuskov 10y ago
As you can see, I gave a link to the problematic .json file. If I were a developer of the library, this would be enough for me. I have made and maintained open source projects (see my bio on HN) and I have often got less to work with (peopl
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by babuskov 10y ago
Yes! This is exactly what I expected from the website.
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by babuskov 10y ago
This seems more plausible, because the initial comment only had that one.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Yes. Most people who aren't in the tech just launch a word processor (word, libreoffice, etc.) Tech people on Windows use Notepad or a similar GUI program. Vim is used by a tiny, tiny fraction of people in the world.
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by babuskov 10y ago
That's interesting. I also read it as "Four", but now I look at it and it reads "five". Could be some brain trick.
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by babuskov 10y ago
> code written 10 years ago will not compile as C++11 without changes I have a lot of projects from 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 that compile and run just fine. All those use "make" as a build system. I even have some stuff
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by babuskov 10y ago
JsonBox: https://github.com/anhero/JsonBox To give some credit to libhunt.com, they don't even list it :)
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by babuskov 10y ago
I looked at the code... writing my own parser would be faster than fixing it. But that's beside the point. I decided to use a 3rd party library because I did not want to invest my time into that. The moment I had to even look at the so
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by babuskov 10y ago
The best? Here's the problem I had with my previous game project. JSON writing and parsing. I type "JSON" into your search box and get 20 libraries without much difference explained. 17 of those match my license requirements.
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by babuskov 10y ago
AFAIK, .org is a US controlled domain.
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by babuskov 10y ago
How old are you currently?
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by babuskov 10y ago
Nodding your head to such video is easy. Actually doing it takes way more effort. Although, I think those millions of views come from people who were lured into watching those by smart marketing message that basically laid out their problem
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by babuskov 10y ago
> Does anyone know who's behind this site/books? http://ithare.com/real-people-behind-the-hare/
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by babuskov 10y ago
Looks like stepping away from Unix philosophy of tools with clear boundaries.
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by babuskov 10y ago
Eclipse CDT (Juno) does it even better. Just hover a mouse over any function call and you can see the body of that function in a scrollable tooltip. You don't need to jump back and forth - you simply follow the code logic and see wha
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by babuskov 10y ago
If I'm actively searching for some information I need, I cannot "simply close the browser and do something else". Search results are polluted with junk and time it takes to find useful information has increased a lot. Finding
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by babuskov 10y ago
Wow. I wish if more Americans would think like that.

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