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by dikei 10y ago
Pfff. What kind of hackers use pre-made framework ?
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by dikei 10y ago
Your ISP/country is blocked.
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by dikei 10y ago
The Razer core is $499 for the enclosure only, which make the price even harder to swallow.
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by dikei 10y ago
The gaming performance is too low to justify the price. Intel Graphics is still nowhere near the performance of discrete GPU from Nvidia or AMD.
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by dikei 10y ago
This reminds me of the Automated Curse Generator from DailyWtf http://thedailywtf.com/articles/The-Automated-Curse-Generato...
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by dikei 11y ago
Stick with PyQt, PySide seems dead.
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by dikei 12y ago
I always feel that Elementary OS is all looks, no substance. They replace many well-established applications with their own basic apps that might look better but lack functionality.
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by dikei 12y ago
Exactly, I'm all for getting rid of black magics such as extract() and compact().
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by dikei 12y ago
I absolutely love yakuake. One of the reason why I'm still using KDE.
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by dikei 12y ago
Does it really matter ? While I think Swift is an amazing language, it would be much less useful outside the closed ecosystem of Apple. The same thing happened to C#, it never really took off outside Windows.
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by dikei 12y ago
Of course it's not, but the method is the same, you append a different picture to the end and modify the original image header to point to it. The encoding or encryption is not relevant.
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by dikei 12y ago
Cool trick, I have encountered something like this in a steganography wargame before, the only difference is they used Base64 encoding on the original picture instead of AES :)
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by dikei 12y ago
I think it's for consistency. If any container defines its own padding inside a column, the grid will quickly turn into a mess.
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by dikei 12y ago
That's the norm these day. It's called application-profiling and done by every vendors in the market.
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by dikei 12y ago
I actually like the standard Unix filesystem layout, I find it much better organized than the one used by Windows or OS X.
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by dikei 12y ago
It's not that bad. Linux distro with point-release will always be become outdated over time because they don't upgrade there package to new major version. If you want always up-to-date software, use a rolling-release distro. In my
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by dikei 12y ago
I don't think this approach is new. Scene graph structure has been used for a long time, and those libraries also make use of scene graph or allow you to use it.
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by dikei 12y ago
Yet another canvas manipulation library, just like fabricjs, kineticjs and easeljs
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by dikei 13y ago
Every decent IDEs have a code formater, but not everyone uses the same IDE so its usefulness is limited. On the other hand, gofmt comes with the platform and make it easy to enforce a common standard between developers.
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by dikei 13y ago
It's an issue if you have high internet speed. I've had cases where the data can be downloaded faster than it can be parsed and overflow the internal queue. It's even worse if your crawler is not asynchronous, in that case sl
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by dikei 13y ago
Even BeautifulSoup makes use of lxml now (as of version 4)
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by dikei 13y ago
Firefox cannot run chrome until they implement v8.js
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by dikei 13y ago
That's a very inspiring story. Kudos to you.
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by dikei 13y ago
I don't think this can beat the speed of a hand-tune crawler. When I write crawlers, I skip rendering page and javascript execution if it isn't needed, which massively speed up the crawling process.
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by dikei 13y ago
Machine code is over 50 years old and still has security problems.
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by dikei 13y ago
It was awesome, but EPSXE and others surpassed it years ago :).
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by dikei 13y ago
I don't have time to write my own framework and teach my team to use it, so I use Backbone and tell them to google it :)
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by dikei 13y ago
If you have already used Chef, Puppet or something else to automate your deployment, you probably don't need this.
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by dikei 13y ago
This is like replacing the compiler optimizer algorithm with your own, similar to the method of writing critical function in Assembly, right? Still I don't see the connection to Haskell, can you elaborate ?
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by dikei 13y ago
It's not neccesarily which language is faster, but the which algorithm is faster. He said naively written C, which mean the algorithm may be entirely different and run in O(n2) and much slower than a Haskell version which use a differe

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