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by dkhenry 10y ago
This reminds me of the first computer games I ever wrote. I remember being able to get something so satisfying together in BASIC, with graphics, user input, and sounds. Then I remember moving to C and asking how I could draw a simple line,
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by dkhenry 10y ago
I think the grandparent is oversimplifying a bit. Even that group that is really xenophobic has people groups different then themselves which they are comfortable associating with, I think the unifying factor is everyone has some group of p
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Is it really free if you pay for it by taxing a subset of the population ( the wealthy ) who will almost all had gone to college. You can either pay for your tuition up front voluntarily, or you can pay for tuition for the rest of your life
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Yes what we should do is complain that people are starting to use side streets because no one plans on increased traffic when developers and homeowners are building mega suburbs. If you want sub-urban sprawl, but don't want to invest i
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Before I found rust I used to be a big advocate for Scala. What eventually drove me away from Scala and towards go and rust was my jar's for Scala were clocking in at 300 to 400 Mb's, so the fact that a rust binary has a pretty fi
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by dkhenry 10y ago
Or Rust, or Go. C++ is like Java, it will pull in features of other languages years after they have been proven to be valuable and useful, not that there is anything wrong with that. There is something to be said for a slow moving target th
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by dkhenry 11y ago
And if you don't have the appetite to risk the merged company, the reduction in competition will spill over into other firms. So if you see a marketplace consolidating and you think the reason is to decrease competition, then buy one o
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by dkhenry 11y ago
So now someone can make a back panel that has a slot for the USB dongle ?
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by dkhenry 11y ago
This would be funny if NPM was obeying the law, but they weren't there was no court order forcing them to do this. So they were simply valuing the opinion of a lawyer above their users and developers.
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by dkhenry 11y ago
I am more interested to see how a major Rust project holds up when its attack surface gets larger. So the question is when does Servo get added to the Pwn2Own
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by dkhenry 11y ago
While I am no fan of Trump, I don't think there I understand the attack angle here. This program is a government sponsored program to get foreign money into US based capital development programs. They don't get ownership or equity
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by dkhenry 11y ago
This article is spot on, but the author fails to account for the fact that on _most_ new cars, your in the same boat. Unless its a maintenance item, your not going to be able to replace it with anything but the manufacture's blessing.
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by dkhenry 11y ago
I have had some really great Brazilian coffee, but I don't think I could blanket say any region is hands down the best. They all bring something different to the table, If however I am blending my coffee I will most likely u6
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by dkhenry 11y ago
Yeah ABI compatibility might be problematic, my currently plan is to LD_PRELOAD what I have to test it for speed. I have the feeling that rust could mock the ABI and serve as a general replacement, but first things first is it even fast eno
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by dkhenry 11y ago
I have actually started to do this to see for myself how much work it would be http://blog.dkhenry.com/2016/02/17/deciding-to-rewrite-getad...
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The trap of playing compay at your startup(blog.dkhenry.com)
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by dkhenry 11y ago
Looks good, I wonder how it compares to https://jsonresume.org/ One of the things I liked about jsonresume is I could separate the data from the layout.
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by dkhenry 11y ago
I love the concept ( and have implemented similar systems to the one listed ), but I am not seeing anything other then a unification of the lexicon used to talk about tracing user space programs. You still need to solve the biggest problem
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by dkhenry 11y ago
I wouldn't lump "artisanal" and "walkable" as Millennial values. Remember back in the 80's we used to have neighborhoods we could move around in, and we would get things from local stores. Then as the 80's
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by dkhenry 11y ago
So as someone who also is lumped into that category, I think it is intentional that the "Generation" they have created and are hyping is so large as to cover at least three discreet cultural groupings of people ( 80 to very early
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by dkhenry 11y ago
Are you asking how to buy physical oil, have it delivered to you so you can hold onto it ? If you are then the quick answer is you don't, you don't have the infrastructure to take delivery or to hold the oil. However if you just w
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by dkhenry 11y ago
So this project is really cool, but its not the first. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:328569 That has been sitting in my print queue for some time waiting to be printed
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by dkhenry 11y ago
No its very much normal still. However due to shifts in parents its not as prevalent as it used to be ( Kids spending more time indoors, fewer "neighborhood" schools, many other things ). So you don't see it as much, but ever
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by dkhenry 11y ago
LINQ is just an "express your query as an AST" approach. Sure LINQ presents its self as a DSL on top of that AST ( which is exactly what SQL is at the end of the day ), but there are libraries for MongoDB that allow you to do the
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by dkhenry 11y ago
From his willingness to post on an internet forum about his faith and about the historical record of the Bible, I imagine this isn't his first time having such an argument, and anyone who has presented and defended their faith in _any_
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by dkhenry 11y ago
Great Scott........
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by dkhenry 11y ago
If I take the index off the benchmark will run just about as fast for 500M rows as it did for 0 rows, at 500M rows MySQL's BTREE index starts to fall over, but I have plenty of options to mitigate that. I don't think anything is a
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by dkhenry 11y ago
So I added an index on (poll_id,time) since thats a more likely index for various reasons. mysql> ALTER TABLE polls_disk ADD INDEX `timestamp` (poll_id,time); mysql> INSERT INTO test.polls_disk SELECT * from test.polls_memor
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by dkhenry 11y ago
The whole point was if you are going to batch writes to disk to get high thoughput then PostgreSQL or MySQL can easily sustain the same rates as InfluxDB ( which my little example shows ). I wouldn't have MySQL parse 500,000 insert sta
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by dkhenry 11y ago
Even at 300k points per second, PostgreSQL or MySQL can easily service your needs. The scheme that this article presents is really about batching writes to disk to get high throughput. mysql> CREATE TABLE test.polls_memory ( id INT

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