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The Linux Foundation Announces Project to Advance Real-Time Linux(linuxfoundation.org)
3 points by deng 11y ago|1 comments
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Why is this a valid perl program? I was trying to create a syntax error(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by deng 11y ago|0 comments
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by deng 11y ago
Before people buy stuff like this and expect to be able to install Cyanogen in a few months: http://forum.xda-developers.com/fire-hd/general/psa-dont-buy...
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How to Port a 9M Code Line Project to 64 Bits?(viva64.com)
1 points by deng 11y ago|0 comments
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Andrei Alexandrescu leaves Facebook to fully work on the D language(thread.gmane.org)
1 points by deng 11y ago|0 comments
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by deng 11y ago
I remember this library being discussed on the Eigen list in 2012. Here's the thread: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.eigen/3423 The main critique at the time was that Blaze always assumes perfectly aligned
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by deng 11y ago
> So it would be reasonable to suspect that the move might be "[due to] pressure from Clang", no? No. The pressure comes from gcc developers who prefer git over subversion.
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by deng 11y ago
Because clang is hosted with... subversion?
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by deng 11y ago
But they want to make deals with the majors, and they already have one with Warner. Which is fine, of course, but it no longer interests me personally. Instead of being a platform for indie musicians, it seems they are more interested in
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by deng 11y ago
No, I don't think self hosting is the solution. I still remember the times when every label had its own little online shop for mp3s. Those were dark times: not only did you have to register at every shop separately, most of those shops
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by deng 11y ago
Self-hosting is a huge PITA, especially if you don't want to give away your music for free: setting up and maintaining a streaming server and payment system is not trivial at all. Also, if you're not already a big name, self-hosti
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by deng 11y ago
If you are using copyrighted music in your mix for more than a few seconds, I'm afraid SoundCloud has no other choice.
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by deng 11y ago
It's a shame, really. SoundCloud used to be good service for independent musicians, and I really liked the social aspects of it and the integration into Ableton. But next thing you know, you read about deals with Warner and 100M fundin
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by deng 11y ago
You are right, I was thinking of probabilistic problems.
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by deng 11y ago
The squared error is indeed a proper scoring rule, it is however important to note that it is not strictly proper, meaning that if you have two different probabilistic forecasts generating the same mean, they will perform the same. Outside
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by deng 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gdbserver Visual Studio misses features like Python scripting, which for instance in gdb allows you to define pretty printers for your objects, which is immensely useful for complex data st
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by deng 12y ago
I don't know. I'm not advocating kdbus for multimedia, I'm just repeating what I've heard. I think one of the driving forces behind kdbus is Samsung who are interested in kdbus for Tizen.
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by deng 12y ago
IIRC the use case is to stream media over DBus, which currently no one is doing because it is too slow.
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by deng 12y ago
That was my first reaction as well. But to be fair, the kdbus people always said the real speedup will be seen for large packets. However, the real issue is how slow overall DBus seems to be according to those numbers. As Linus says earlier
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“DBus is seriously screwed up”(thread.gmane.org)
281 points by deng 12y ago|199 comments
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by deng 12y ago
Sebastian, while you are bashing this project because of too much talk, I had a look at the Rhodecode site and couldn't really gather any information about the project at all. Maybe I'm dense, but as far as I can see - there is no
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Emacs 24.5 released(thread.gmane.org)
188 points by deng 12y ago|17 comments
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by deng 12y ago
This needs (2010) in its title and was discussed here three times already: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5012432 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4095294 https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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by deng 12y ago
I wonder: which software is the hardest to crack nowadays? As a hobby musician, I know that Ableton Live and Cubase seem to have excellent protection mechanisms, as this topic turns up regularly in forums. Especially Ableton seems to be nas
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by deng 12y ago
I don't know how Visual Studio does it, but Apple did implement a feature called "fix and continue" for gdb (it was very dependend on XCode, so it could not be merged to mainline). The implementation was described like this:
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“Mastering Emacs” ebook announced(masteringemacs.org)
61 points by deng 12y ago|28 comments
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by deng 12y ago
The issues you name are certainly valid, and I would only recommend this with a VCS that offers a wide range of possibilities for rewriting history. In the ideal case, a feature branch is a unit which implements a feature, fixes a bug, etc
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by deng 12y ago
Yes, the pre-commit workflow is also why I won't use it. I want to review branches, not patches. With branches though, there's another problem which AFAIK no code review tool can manage, with the sole exception of Gerrit: force pu
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The Imitation Game: inventing a new slander to insult Alan Turing(theguardian.com)
4 points by deng 12y ago|0 comments
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by deng 12y ago
Yeah, I did not get that either. I also do not understand why the GPLv3 would necessitate a contributor agreement, but MIT would not. I always thought those agreements were necessary so that one institution has copyright and can change the

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