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   by dig1 8y ago

   > no interpreter ClojureScript is interpreter, unless you run Closure compiler in compilation phase. Interpretation is done by default in repl. There is also Joker [0]. > no linked lists as base data structure Not true. Linked lists a
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   by dig1 8y ago

   You will end up with proxy anyway. Don't tell me you expose your web apps to the public without any frontend protection?
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   by dig1 8y ago

   People are not educated enough and should start living in 2019, not 2010. Java (trademark) is owned by Oracle, but implementation is open source, backed by big names. > Now Java is showing it’s age and cross compiling is no longer the pr
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   by dig1 8y ago

   Good luck with that :) Any modern website requires javascript interpreter on client side, so unless you provide some sort of javascript interpretation (which can be messy), you'll be able to scrape only simple content with scrapy/
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   by dig1 8y ago

   Part from license: > Do not host in any public way your own versions of this code, in whole or in part. This repository should be the single source for the code base. Author basically killed option to send PRs via github. I'd sugges
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   by dig1 8y ago

   For me it is language instability. I was trying with Hy multiple times, but every new release they would break something, mostly by changing or removing core functionality (eg. removing let/cons). To me, this looks like kids playground
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   by dig1 8y ago

   bitlbee[1] + slack-libpurple[2] will work with any IRC client. [1] https://www.bitlbee.org [2] https://github.com/dylex/slack-libpurple
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   by dig1 8y ago

   Is there any way this could be represented via interactive graph? We were able to tame much complex stuff than deliberate obfuscation by people not aware what tech can do. I guess there is not enough incentive ($$) to solve this problem.
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   by dig1 8y ago

   Any plans for trading API? I presume you are from Netherlands, what exchanges you'll cover? What are limits to EU vs non-EU residents? EDIT: formatting...
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    by dig1 8y ago

    This reminds me on 'Make vs. X' trend some years ago, where Make would be bashed how is slow, not extensible, had weird syntax and incompatible between implementations. So we got alternatives like Aegis[1], Scons[2], A-A-P[3] or J
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Elastic isn't good example of good open-source company, like RH was. They have their main product open sourced (ElasticSearch)[1], but other products aren't [2]. From RH I always expected they will open their successful product at
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Risk management :) It is more effective to burn someone to the ground through legal system (layers, tax reports) than risk everything using something illegal. This is how large corporations cleans up competitors - either they buy you for th
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Before mesom/ninja, you had one problem - install gmake. Now you have three problems - install python, ninja and meson ;) Maybe fourth - learn how to use it
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Accidentally, all of this starts happening when trade war between USA and China is raging and when some countries decided to not follow USA orders to reduce business with China...
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Congrats to author! Just a small addendum: I'm not a lawyer, but I'd advise author to check licenses. GPL3 project license and EPL license of libs used as dependencies aren't compatible. There was a bit discussion about this
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    by dig1 8y ago

    1. SICP ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structure_and_Interpretation_o... ) 2. Generative Programming ( https://www.amazon.com/Generative-Programming-Methods-Tools-... ) 3. PAIP ( https://www.ama
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    by dig1 8y ago

    But you still need jre/jdk to serve HDFS ;) Also, there are tons of other missing products like ElasticSearch, Kafka, Spark...
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    by dig1 8y ago

    That is for Java SE8. Not affected for later releases. Beside, ZGC is part of OpenJDK, which is under GPL.
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Not OP, but worked in science before. What you want is not to work in science on software dev ;) Scientists usually write extremely ugly, messy code, just to make it working and finalize paper for publishing. Remember, their focus is paper
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Because with small subset you get pretty and understandable code with reasonably fast build time. Although STL implementations are getting closer today (regarding underlying speed), unless you plan to lock to particular implementation, even
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    by dig1 8y ago

    I my town, I noticed dogs (that are usually freely wandering), are able to stop on red light and wait green light, not matter if humans are around. I guess this is because dogs are able to learn from those who are hit by cars. Second case a
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Now someone needs to create a site that will collect reviews from imdb, metacritic or rotten tomatoes, only Netflix related. Will this be legal after all?
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    by dig1 8y ago

    With your reasoning, the one should use only kernel interrupts and go even without glibc; because even simple printf() would require thousands of lines pulled from stdio.h X11 is part of the system, just like glibc...
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Since all protection in cars (no matter how complex is) is mass produced, it is very easy for thieves to purchase same/similar car and study it. However, I'm wondering what will happen if an ordinary Hacker Joe (a guy who knows a
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Nope. Everything should be on blockchain now.
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Didn't read this pep, but have they considered C-like assignment, like: if (foo = func()) is not None: ... I find this more readable and uniform than using := construct.
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Huh, I blindly pasted example assuming man pages are always right. Double check next time :D
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    by dig1 8y ago

    Even strncpy() man page warns about this. Correct behavior is: strncpy(buf, str, buflen - 1); if (buflen > 0) buf[buflen - 1] = '\0';
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    AntsDB, MySQL layer for HBase, tops in transaction processing benchmark(antsdb.com)

    2 points by dig1 8y ago|0 comments
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    by dig1 8y ago

    > Some of the worst code I've seen happened to be written in Perl Second that. Worked with a guy who used (and adored) Perl for more than 15 years. His C++ code was so incomprehensible I had to rewrite many things in my spare time.