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by barsonme 11y ago
A slice is: type sliceStruct struct { array unsafe.Pointer len int cap int } I think you both _mean_ the same thing, just the previous poster is focusing on the entire struct itself, and you're focusing on the 'arr
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by barsonme 11y ago
Okay, thank you! I enjoyed the slides and those talks will give me a lot of study material for tonight. Thanks again!
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by barsonme 11y ago
Does anybody happen to have the video for the talk? I'd be much obliged. Just the slides leave a bunch of holes I want to fill in. I can only find the videos from 2014.
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by barsonme 11y ago
Thank you! That's very generous of you.
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by barsonme 11y ago
I'd love if our projects could somehow work together. My contact info is in my account's description, so shoot me a message!
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by barsonme 11y ago
I'd love some help. I'm juggling 3 side projects right now, and it's hard making time for all of them. :)
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by barsonme 11y ago
Or my rewrite of GNU's coreutils in Go: https://github.com/EricLagerg/go-coreutils It's not complete yet, but I couldn't pass up this thread :-)
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by barsonme 11y ago
Seriously. What I'd like from Go is a structure where there's a source directory for my libraries (including external), a directory for the produced binaries (if any), and a text file that describes all my dependencies (including
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by barsonme 11y ago
Very interesting, thank you for the answer. I love how diverse HN can be. From Ph.Ds in computer science to former jewelers, there seems to be a little bit of everything. Follow up question: would the gas have stuck around until the Nazis a
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by barsonme 11y ago
Does anybody have an idea on how long dissolving a piece of gold that long would take? The article says it's a very slow task, yet makes it seem as if Niels Bohr was able to do it in minutes (or a little longer). E.g., "...physici
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by barsonme 11y ago
Ahh, makes sense. Thank you.
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by barsonme 11y ago
Why did the industry switch away from Ada? I thought they preferred Ada because it was such a 'safe' language?
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by barsonme 12y ago
The host files part was pretty cool. I might not add all the ad/tracking sites, but I definitely added the shock/malware because I know for a fact I won't ever want or need to visit those.
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by barsonme 12y ago
LTS means long-term support, which means freezing features and maintaining that version for 2-5 (or more) years.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Or read through Python's docs and find the hidden Monty Python references :-)
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by barsonme 12y ago
On both Firefox 37.0 and 41.0.2272.101 (gnu/linux x64, 3.19 yadda, yadda...) transform: rotateY(180deg); is the cause of the change. I'm curious which browser stringham is using.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Hadn't even thought of that! Nice catch. It's even shorter: https://gist.github.com/EricLagerg/c3ccf96f6ed90d8b4557
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by barsonme 12y ago
His Go is a little disingenuous. This ( https://gist.github.com/EricLagerg/105431503d32f18d239b ) is almost as short as his D code, and functions the same.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Admittedly I'm a new programmer, but learning Go has taught me far more than just Go. For me, Go seemed very low level -- I mean, it even had pointers! But then I tried to rewrite some GNU utilities in Go (still not sure _why_) and I h
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by barsonme 12y ago
How long have GET/POST commands been around? Probably not as long, but just curious.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Blackberry curves had it.
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by barsonme 12y ago
I would. I installed IE7 thought wine. Partly because masochism, partly because if I could make my website look good in IE7 running through wine then it would look good on any browser.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Cheeky. Are USB condoms really worth it? And do they have any that prevent excess current? (I really like sticking things into ports.)
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by barsonme 12y ago
Great, we're gonna go from coolname.io to b0593290-370e-4710-8fba-a6b00cde400d.io Just imagine trying to keep up with the latest javascript frameworks. "Was that b0593290-370e-4710-8fba-a6b00cde400d or b0593290-370e-4710-8fba-a6b0
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by barsonme 12y ago
I don't understand how it can't be for personal agenda and PR when her response to two adults making juvenile jokes to themselves is to publicly shame them. Since kindergarten children are taught to politely ask somebody to stop
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by barsonme 12y ago
A better title: "9 obvious political facts we hashed together to make a cool headline." 1) Of course. Everybody is short-sighted and the goal is to keep the constituents at bay for the next election cycle. Wait long enough, and yo
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Law firms missed paralegal's $1.5B error, erasing JPMorgan's interest in GM loan(abajournal.com)
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by barsonme 12y ago
> Men in our society are taught to be emotionally abusive in their relating to others. My parents sure didn't raise me that way. Honestly, a large reason why so many people are aggressive when they communicate is simply because th
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by barsonme 12y ago
I love learning. It's one of the things I spend my free time doing. I love being able to hold conversations about things I like learning about or know a lot about -- politics, computer science, programming, whatever. Still, I can&#x2
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by barsonme 12y ago
I honestly believe we live our lives for the moments that aren't spent learning. Facts are facts, and that's just about it. This behavior is "fun" because their bullshitting about Steven Tyler led to them meeting up with

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