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by cfcosta 6y ago
He meant Linux/ARM64.
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by cfcosta 6y ago
Oh, they mean POSIX on it. Not binary compatibility.
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by cfcosta 6y ago
Is this a recent development? As far as I know they don't even support full POSIX. Simpler software can be ported by recompiling, yes, but I don't think they support Linux binaries, at least not yet.
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by cfcosta 6y ago
I don't think fuschia is vaporware. But I think the reason this seems more advanced than Hurd even being a lot younger is (also) because the concepts regarding microkernels have been expanded and solidified a lot since it started.
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by cfcosta 6y ago
Adding to your point, even with the artificial limitations of pico-8, massive hits have been born in it, such as Celeste: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2145
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by cfcosta 6y ago
I think op meant "salary on the range of the ones paid to US residents" as in working remotely to a US company and getting paid appropriate salary to do so.
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by cfcosta 6y ago
Let me see if I understand. A french author should be careful about using this french word on its project because, if someone in the US mispronounce it, it sounds like something that's reprehensible? I hope I'm not misrepresenting
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by cfcosta 6y ago
Isn't rapier a french word, and pronounced as such?
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by cfcosta 6y ago
I'm not a native speaker, and searching on urban dictionary I could not find anything. What's the problem with the name?
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by cfcosta 6y ago
I'd say the important word there is "team", you use those libraries and frameworks because they are curated ways of doing what you want, reducing friction. If you are coding by yourself, you know everything about the codebase
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by cfcosta 6y ago
What's your definition of smart? Left wing?
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by cfcosta 6y ago
If anyone, they should be the one to do it. Basecamp/37Signals is established and has enough money to fight the fight without being included in the bickering like it would happen if Google or Amazon did it. Not to say anything is comin
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by cfcosta 7y ago
I work at Red Hat and I doubt that. Red Hat is going to keep being redhat for a long time, and I doubt anything is going to change in that regard. In a sense, I believe that IBM is going to be more red than the Hat will be blue. Disclaimer,
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by cfcosta 7y ago
Except that usually 1-month MVPs become 6 to 12 month projects, unfortunately. Making conservative estimates at this stage of the process is the proper way to go, imho.
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by cfcosta 7y ago
No need for animations or anything like that, 144hz also means less input lag and tearing.
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by cfcosta 7y ago
I don’t know a thing about WebGL, but this is really neat, and the visuals are really fun. Great work!
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A guide to the open source distributed tracing landscape(developers.redhat.com)
2 points by cfcosta 7y ago|0 comments
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Kiali: Observability in Action for Istio Service Mesh(medium.com)
2 points by cfcosta 7y ago|0 comments
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by cfcosta 8y ago
There are vim packs on vim8, and neoplugin, vundle, vim-plug. Easy to add new plugins, update and so on. And it’s usually just download one file to make it work.
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by cfcosta 8y ago
That’s the high level, however t has thousands of micro decisions each time, such as some situations where you might choose to create a hole to maximize a clear later, or when it is better to try to Tetris at higher levels as compared to cl
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by cfcosta 8y ago
Why? Containers are not insecure, some implementation of them have some vulnerabilities. That doesn’t mean that namespaces are insecure, it doesn’t mean that cgroups are insecure, and there is more than one container implementation (such as
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by cfcosta 8y ago
It does, since Mojave.
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by cfcosta 12y ago
And also to a place where no one will judge you because you're a nerd. My CS classes where pretty gender-balanced, more so than my high school, and I can assure you that's not the problem.
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by cfcosta 14y ago
Nice project!
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by cfcosta 14y ago
I really liked the idea, too bad I'm too paranoid to host strangers at my home :(