canop_fr

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by canop_fr 15y ago
Interesting comments (in mysql.go) : // Muahahaha func strlen(str *C.char) int { gstr := (*[1 << 30]byte)(unsafe.Pointer(str)) length := 0 for gstr[length] != 0 { len
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by canop_fr 15y ago
As long as your browser leaks the list of available plugins and fonts, you're not incognito. An alternative I'd like to see is a standard somewhat fixed small set of plugins and fonts.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Oula... il faudrait créer un compte Facebook rien que pour s'inscrire là dedans ? ^^
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by canop_fr 15y ago
This list lacks a feature that Go has and without which I wouldn't even have considered it : native and complete UTF-8 support.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Yep. Des fois ça marche. Mais c'est sûr que c'est plus dur... Faut dire, les startups, içi, ça fait un peu alien. Et encore, je dis içi... Depuis que j'ai émigré à Lyon, je n'espère même plus en voir près de moi...
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Looks similar to scm breeze : https://github.com/ndbroadbent/scm_breeze But scm breeze (which I use every days) seems much more powerful.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
The last point should be stronger : Unicode manipulation is complex. Some things that may appear trivial, like comparing two strings in a case independant way, aren't at all. A developper who makes its fast conversion function is simply add
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by canop_fr 15y ago
When you think that Jobs asked for the interior of the Macintosh case to have the team's signature and that he insisted on even those hidden parts to be clean and beautiful because an engineer has to be proud of the beauty of the hidden par
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Sometimes, yes. Sartre, speaking of him, had friends and followers, among them Vian and Camus, who liked him more for his role as moral mentor full of wisdom (he was older and lead a different and less animated life) than only as a writer.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
It's hard to really track, define (or even understand) the consumed time on innovative projects. Because time is not the essence. When I make something really new, I don't consume time, I consume a mix of energy, enthusiasm, slowly built mi
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Am I wrong or does it mean that TileMill, while impressive, lacks an essential feature ?
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by canop_fr 15y ago
OK, I understand. As a side note, I send my PNG when needed in JSON (larger, with base64 encoding, I didn't try to make a comparison with ASCII art format) and I find that with getImageData getting the indexed colors is fast and easy. I was
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Yes, because if somebody could make a select from the databases, chances are that he could also get the software used for deciphering.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Thanks. It's fast. Your demo displays one problem : the strange choice of labels. For example, look for France's capital at zoom 8. You'll see a lot of small towns indicated but not Paris. And I can reproduce this for a lot of notable towns
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Why use a grid of characters and not a grid of pixels (with indexed values that can be linked to the properties just like UTFGrid links chars to properties) ? I use this kind of pixel grid which brings those advantages, especially for very
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by canop_fr 15y ago
It's clear that the Elysée is big and full of workers of every kind.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
I was referring to what the article said was its source : http://www.nikopik.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi I mean... Do we have to trust YouHaveDownloaded.com ? Evidence seems scarce...
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by canop_fr 15y ago
The source of the article ( http://www.nikopik.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi ) doesn't exist anymore. Is there some kind of confirmation somewhere ? edit : fixed the link. sorry, bad copy-paste.
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by canop_fr 15y ago
Maybe it's for performance reasons. I have a web server in go that generate (big) png on the fly and most of the time is spent in the png encoding (mostly the compression). PNG encoding is a heavy task. Here's (from my blog) a pprof profile