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by corndoge 8y ago
No C support :( I tried YouCompleteMe but on a 500k line codebase, as well as it works, it's just too slow to stay below the constant annoyance threshold. Would like to play around with adding C support and see how this performs
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by corndoge 8y ago
B&MGF were largely responsible for the eradication of polio
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by corndoge 8y ago
My comment was substantive. Saying that "X person who is Z has Y opinion" without giving any reasons - stats, sources, etc - why they have that opinion is what is unsubstantive. My friend, who is a dietician, thinks that chocolate
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by corndoge 8y ago
switchdev is currently dormant. None of the silicon vendors seem to be willing to put the work in, so there's no adoption from the SDN/NOS space. We are still stuck with HALs. Also, there are multiple solutions to run Linux on swi
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by corndoge 8y ago
IIRC they were in GCC first and later ported to clang because it was too annoying for Google to continue to maintain them in GCC.
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by corndoge 8y ago
Say it with me NAT Is Not A Firewall
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by corndoge 8y ago
What would have happened?
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by corndoge 8y ago
Next up: Automake, best practices Publication date 2025 5000 pages
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by corndoge 8y ago
If you really enjoyed them you wouldn't post them on hn
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by corndoge 8y ago
This partisan op-ed is barely tangentially related to the OP. So tired of seeing worn out sensationalist divisive news where it obviously doesn't belong.
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by corndoge 8y ago
Spoilers: make them smaller
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by corndoge 8y ago
Only Americans are allowed to do nonlinear function approximation! Fuck off China!
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by corndoge 8y ago
I do native builds of a relatively big C software project on an odroid-xu4 all the time. What are you building that needs more than 2gb for (presumably) linking? LLVM and maybe the kernel comes to mind? just curious
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by corndoge 8y ago
I don't see what it is you're trying to point out. It looks like functionally the same product to me. The only difference is that UpCart is collapsible - is that what you were getting at?
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by corndoge 8y ago
Unless you are running 3B+ pis, the firmware code for pxe booting has several bugs. Also, Pis have issues with retransmission of DHCP requests on low end network hardware that doesn't set link up fast enough to hear the Pis intial dhcp
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by corndoge 8y ago
Parent meant that officials can simply refer to the fact that it's officially a kingdom when questioned about such deals
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by corndoge 8y ago
Matter of preference. I use tmux as a multiplexer and minicom for serial consoles. Mostly because minicom works out of the box more frequently than screen does, even with proper baud rate and other options set sometimes screen just shits th
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by corndoge 8y ago
The first and only article comment: What about FRRouting, ExaBGP, GoBGP or Bio-Routing ? Yeah, wasting resources for stuff nobody needs - thanks RIPE! (what about contributing?) Bang on, BIRD is absolutely not the only solution in thi
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by corndoge 8y ago
I think Vive is pretty good and Rift is even better (I own both). What are your gripes with it?
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by corndoge 8y ago
VR is already here and better than you might expect
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by corndoge 8y ago
"Sibia caught a glimpse of a revolver in the man’s waist, and let go. The assailant slipped out just as the train doors closed behind him, he said." I was under the impression that concealed carry permits are extremely difficult t
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by corndoge 8y ago
I agree this reads like fiction. Strange capitalization, and no technical person I know or know of would write this way; it all seems very cavalier and not the careful writing of someone who actually does this for a living. Not that I know
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by corndoge 8y ago
That is indeed wrong, wonder if there's some public feedback mechanism for reporting non protocol conforming intersections :)
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by corndoge 8y ago
The US should continue to spy on its allies, and as long as this is the case they're perfectly justified in spying on the US. Replace US with any other country and same applies. There's nothing particularly wrong with this arrange
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by corndoge 8y ago
I use it in raid 1 on a 2x1TB setup and it works great, if you don't use its 'exotic' features like software raid and the fancy volume management stuff just stick to ext4
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by corndoge 8y ago
no guarantee the signatures are the same on all functions, can't use a fp
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by corndoge 8y ago
Probably returns a value if the assert works, and aborts otherwise. I would go so far as to say that using asserts in input validation is a good thing, in very limited quantities. I use them in places where the input should have been valida
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by corndoge 8y ago
this comment makes no sense
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by corndoge 8y ago
(5) It is always possible to aglutenate multiple separate problems into a single complex interdependent solution. In most cases this is a bad idea. Ignored by every technical RFC on L2/3 networking published after this document
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by corndoge 8y ago
Sounds like you 100% agree with the conclusion

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