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by beefsack 10y ago
This was quite popular on Reddit when it was released. Some discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/Games/comments/4capfm/explanation_o...
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by beefsack 10y ago
What about RC boxes[1] in Rust? I believe they're correctly freed but not as part of explicit collecting cycles. [1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/rc/
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by beefsack 10y ago
Or potentially losing any page state when navigating away or closing a browser, such as form data.
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by beefsack 10y ago
For a larger scale case of exactly this I recommend people read about Subversion[1] from Introversion. Regardless of the game being a failure, the tech behind it was incredibly cool, and you can understand how obsession with the technical
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by beefsack 10y ago
gnu.org is specifically for GNU projects, nongnu.org is for other FOSS projects.
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by beefsack 10y ago
I feel the media has taken a useful word in the technology world and made it almost useless for general usage. I'm scared to even mention "metadata" to people even in relevant technical context as the word has become politic
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by beefsack 10y ago
If Servo ever lands in Firefox I wonder what sort of impact that'd have on market share.
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by beefsack 10y ago
If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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Xi Editor – A CRDT approach to async plugins and undo(github.com)
6 points by beefsack 10y ago|0 comments
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by beefsack 10y ago
I'm always surprised at how many people willingly put up with Eclipse's clunkiness and performance problems, regardless of how many functions it provides.
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by beefsack 10y ago
I'd just love to be able to search the respective stores being able to filter out stuff I'd never want. If I could: * Filter out any apps or games with microtransactions. * Filter out any apps or games with ads. * Filter down to a
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by beefsack 11y ago
It looks like a big improvement, but I notice visual mode doesn't work with cursor keys, and I'm also not seeing an ex-mode (eg. :w). Would love to see these implemented :)
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by beefsack 11y ago
I'm a long time Linux guy and absolutely hate Visual Studio, it's just clunky and unusable as Eclipse. This post prompted me to try VS Code and I must say, I'm really impressed. There are still a few rough edges but I do und
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by beefsack 11y ago
A lot of people don't want a bloated editor with too much bundled in by default. I'd be incredibly frustrated if there was some vertical selection functionality built in if it caused issues with a Vim mode extension.
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by beefsack 11y ago
Some examples of ones that don't work would probably be very valuable for the OP.
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by beefsack 11y ago
The plugin ecosystem seems to be really flourishing in Atom, the Go plugin was great and quite excited to see this. I try Atom every couple of months but never last long before heading back to my terminal. I'm assuming it's only
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by beefsack 11y ago
We've achieve a similar thing, but through the use of feature branches. Tickets are branched off a feature branch and merge requests are made back into it which are reviewed one by one. There is still a final review when merging the f
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by beefsack 11y ago
I've heard Epic operate in constant crunch mode and significant overtime is expected.
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by beefsack 11y ago
The more people put up with it, the worse it's going to get.
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by beefsack 11y ago
Assuming you have the JVM installed.
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by beefsack 11y ago
I actually find web applications a fairly weak use case for Go, it's never incredibly pleasant to do. Network services in general are very compelling, mainly because of the strong standard library.
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Zsh simplicity(github.com)
1 points by beefsack 11y ago|0 comments
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by beefsack 11y ago
I absolutely love bash + powerline. You might know powerline if you're a Vim user. http://i.imgur.com/3FKaEIy.png It's incredibly easy to set up, I have a script to do it[1] but doing it by hand is trivial. [1]:
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by beefsack 11y ago
No company is static, what will Apple look like in 10 years? What would happen with my data they recorded today should company policy take a shift? I'm quite uneasy regardless of who holds my data.
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by beefsack 11y ago
In the past decade or so here in Canberra, Australia, we've had a handful of fatalities in the local Chinese community. Death cap mushrooms can look similar to straw fungi, which is popular in Chinese cooking. https://en.wi
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by beefsack 11y ago
It might seem crazy and impractical, but I feel that daylight savings is treating a symptom and removing time zones altogether would be treating the cause.
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by beefsack 11y ago
Does Meteor scale to hundreds of concurrent users yet? I've used it multiple times in the past and have always hit performance barriers even at tens of users, and have found it make scaling your infrastructure nigh on impossible.
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by beefsack 11y ago
pcwalton, are you able to share the rotating 3D test you used in the talk? I'm building Servo now and would love to have a play with it.
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by beefsack 11y ago
Not everyone is entirely driven by money, I choose not to write software for any of the walled gardens.
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by beefsack 11y ago
The best advice I've ever gotten in my professional life is "don't solve a problem you don't have yet."

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