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by d33 7y ago
Definitely interesting. I have a couple questions: 1. Quite confused about actual use cases, could anybody come up with an example? 2. The way I see it, it's kind of a way to have run-time "macros"? 3. How much overhead does
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by d33 7y ago
Does anybody else feel that the syntax is terrible and SQL is not a good fit for this? I, for one, would appreciate if the paths were accessible via a change to the SQL syntax as opposed to a magic operator or - even worse - a new function.
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by d33 7y ago
Is the debugging experience finally any more bearable?
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by d33 7y ago
You can only talk about preservation if you actually can pull the content out. It's not like Google doesn't shut down a handful of projects early - at some point they might decide to wipe unprofitable videos as well and we might e
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by d33 7y ago
> rehypothicated Off-topic, but: thanks for teaching me a new word! I found that the correct spelling though is "rehypothecated". According to Wiktionary: > (finance) To pledge hypothecated client-owned securities in a margi
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by d33 7y ago
Either of us is reading it backwards - for example, Michał Boni is "green" in both "Vote on Possibility to Change the Final Text" and "Final Vote on Copyright Directive". Doesn't it mean he opposed it? Or
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by d33 7y ago
I found it quite surprising and decided to double-check. This source doesn't seem to agree if I'm reading it right: https://saveyourinternet.eu/pl/ Could you let me know where you have this information from?
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by d33 7y ago
Judging by posts here on HN, we'll eventually get there ;)
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by d33 7y ago
They're happy until someone fuzzes their stuff.
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by d33 7y ago
This makes me wonder - could trees be modified genetically to handle more CO2 in order to make this number lower? Could we, instead of trees, have huge walls made of plants that would consume our CO2?
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by d33 7y ago
How does snappy compare to lz4? Also, for gzip, you might want to consider using its multithreaded version, called "pigz".
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by d33 7y ago
Would be interesting to see a graph of how things get reposted between subreddits. Also, I think you missed one quite relevant category: "perspectives". In many cases, it's just about the angle the picture was shot from. Perh
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by d33 8y ago
I don't know much about kernel memory management, but if he was booting memtest86+ bare metal, I wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't triggering the same edge cases Linux would do - which is why I'd prefer to make the actu
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by d33 8y ago
I think I would also run the memtest under the VM to make sure that the memory map is actually all reachable within Linux and doesn't mess anything up.
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by d33 8y ago
I like the changelog. Looks like a zero-effort way to publish something other people could make use of.
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by d33 8y ago
Personally, I would advise finding an itch to scratch - something you'd like to see improved. Then try to understand the code from this perspective - where would you put the functionality, which pieces would it be connected to? Try t
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by d33 8y ago
Which game is that?
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by d33 8y ago
> Wow, I'm surprised to see the typical "Well, why didn't you just use Rust" comment hasn't been posted. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19387279 Also, yours seems to count as well. I think
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by d33 8y ago
Unexpected/undefined behavior?
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by d33 8y ago
Wouldn't you otherwise risk a dangerous race condition? Many languages I know do that, for example C#.
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by d33 8y ago
Is it actually OK to publish subscriber links here? The content is interesting though. > Be aware that printk output is no longer time-sorted. So does dmesg sort it?
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by d33 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Address_space_layout_randomiza...
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by d33 8y ago
> Okay, so what to do with this when I don't want to do any harm? I have contacted abuse@ for the given addresses, but unsurprisingly received no reply. shutdown -h now
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by d33 8y ago
> Have you read this? Flicked through this. Seems like it does say QEMU is supported. Unless you meant something else by pointing me there?
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by d33 8y ago
I tried that yesterday because the ISOs were already up and unfortunately, unless Qemu is an unsupported platform, it's a mess. First, I tried the LiveCD and found that the default qemu's network driver is unsupported. Found the d
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by d33 8y ago
How about: tr -dc '[:print:]' < /dev/urandom | head -c 20
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by d33 8y ago
By the way, I feel like I should underline that I consider the technology behind Wikimedia a nice idea, but terrible execution. Apart from it being completely not standardized and having only one implementation, just compare it to Stack Ove
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by d33 8y ago
So, in other words, the machine's still alive, but has no backup CPU?
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by d33 8y ago
Just curious, are there any users of irssi that chose it over weechat-curses? If so, why?
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by d33 8y ago
What exactly were you missing? Could it be that you're just not used to the shortcuts that let you navigate with the cursor, remove previous word etc.?

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