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7y ago
I did get wxWidgets running a while ago, maybe worth trying.
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Same on Windows too. go get.. then you're up and running.
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Its pretty good, it is written by the author of "Hands-On GUI Application Development in Go" which covers pretty much every gui option in goland. Its the easiest to use, just use go modules and it compiles without messing around
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7y ago
What does the company do?
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Cloud isn't just cloud. Google's infrastructure is a cloud, the only thing a competitor needs is the software / services to replace Google. And a lot of them are already there, being recreated. That's why they want in, b
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7y ago
I first thought this might be about eSIM; the electronic SIM that doesn't require a physical SIM card.
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7y ago
Glimpse looks great, but kinda expensive for anything useful.. Any alternatives? I might just use the Google Trends feeds
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lmdb is one that comes off the top of my head. But even that the main file is 11000+ lines of code.
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Had a quick look, found this little gem, a math evaluator with precedence. https://github.com/mirror/busybox/blob/master/shell/math.c Some funny comments like "Think about it. * It makes sen
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I knew it was an updated cpu, but what i meant was they keep it going because it is similar enough looking and probably a lot of the parts are the same like the screen and other associated chips within the device. There is more to a phone t
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7y ago
What i find strange is, i type in a program that is recently added and listed at the top of the start menu, and it doesn't come up in the search.. Then, i tried searching again, and it comes up, 3rd time lucky.. Doesn't make sense
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Only because their newer iphone SE is similar enough.
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Something interesting i found. Magnesium attenuates the release of norepinephrine on the nerve cells (as mentioned in the article, its norepinephrine that causes the greying) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15477382
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7y ago
- Mint, the Indian takeaway in Edinburgh https://mint-takeawayonline.co.uk/
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I have tried this extensively in the past around a year ago, unfortunately its written in Java and suffers performance issues with GC when you start pushing it hard, the whole system crawls and the performance is erratic. I had to uninstall
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7y ago
Its very easy after watching the ancient aliens season 1 pilot episode, believe me!
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Madtracker is a bit better imho. https://www.madtracker.org/about.php Has full .xm fasttracker 2 compatibility, plus a more powerful .mt2 format that supports vsti/vst and built-in effects, automation etc. Renoise is
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7y ago
Thanks for that, nice to know!
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What's exception handling actually doing internally? Genuinely interested and i need to know. Must be some kind of "goto catch block" internally when you throw an error. It has to stop the execution and jump somewhere, but t
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7y ago
Yeah, looks like an extension to bring a lot of functionality go has into the php space.
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Array map takes one or more arrays with a callback, so the arrays have to be on the end. Array reduce has one array as a parameter, as does most of the other functions and they all have the array as the first parameter. Its only one functio
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1 hour 25 minutes in, he talks about long compile times, another interesting part if you're just dipping in.
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I've watched this a while ago, there is a nice part about his opinion on garbage collection about 40 minutes in.
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Its just a case of p2p with people running servers (like bitcoint does) and differentiating between the two based on a bandwidth test.
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Thats a pretty negative picture you paint there. To me, those are fun things to solve. The answer is to still have clients and servers, just that the servers deal with the grunt work of routing traffic and the clients just stream the data t
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I like the look of swoole, first i've heard of it. There is also a complete application server that supports php servlets, message queue, persistence etc. that is well-supported. Its free, open source. https://appserver.io&#
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"Keep tasks small" Thats the key.. Break down the task into smaller chunks and work on them with tests, then bring them into the larger codebase. Once you start ping-ponging all over the place you don't stand a chance at bei
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One method of paying for UBI isn't listed - "Printing Money" (Don't say they aren't thinking about it)
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Awesome job, i did a hack bootstrapping the tokenizer to do the same thing in php, didn't release it though.
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If they take the C out of C++ Call it ++ Basically get rid of everything that the legacy of C brings. If you want those things you probably should be coding C. Get rid of the headers .h etc. Build that from the source .pp files Make a stan
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