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by drtse4 10y ago
Played a bit with it and it's not ready to replace My Maps at least for me. I don't care much about recommendations since I plan my trips beforehand and use My Maps to save the places I want to visit. Having something that could p
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by drtse4 10y ago
Yes, not really a problem in that case. But let's not forget that this release also contains nearly 50 other source breaking swift-evolution proposals (full changelog here: https://github.com/apple/swift/blob
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by drtse4 10y ago
> A lot of older programmers seem to think they have 20 years of experience, when they only have the same year of experience 20 times. A lot of younger programmers seems to think they have 3 years of experience, when they only have the s
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by drtse4 10y ago
What you describe was already possible on DO using snapshots (that can be stored for free), and that's what I usually do too.
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by drtse4 10y ago
A bit pricey for the long term but great if you just need to add some disk space to your vm and don't need the other improvements more expensive vms give you. I use DO mostly to compile stuff on Linux when i don't have access to a
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by drtse4 11y ago
I'd like to see more details about that claim, just to know how they were able to reach that ("via a combination of C-Band and L-Band transmission" it's a bit generic) using more than 170 channels on the same fiber. Btw,
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by drtse4 11y ago
Sorry, you lost me at "rockstar developer" (actually at that brilliant quote about the "inferior OS", c'mon we are engineers right?).
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by drtse4 11y ago
> the HotSpot VM in OpenJDK is incredibly fast. True, but only on x86.
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by drtse4 11y ago
> But what I don't understand is why they're importing the full AWT API! Some really old and completely unrelated non-awt classes depend on interfaces defined in java.awt. But in this case it simply seems a mass import.
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by drtse4 11y ago
> Harmony implementation is rather inefficient. A lot of stuff have been fixed or improved from the original Harmony code over the years, performance-wise the android implementation of the core library and the openjdk implementation are
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by drtse4 11y ago
My guess is that they don't actually care. Just looking at the project examples it's clear that they target the "i want a facebook-like app for xk$" elance crowd, good luck with that, bright future ahead (until the not-s
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Swift 3.0 Upcoming Changes(uraimo.com)
2 points by drtse4 11y ago|0 comments
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by drtse4 11y ago
Someone downvoted you, go figure, even if maybe you expressed it simply, your comment is spot on.
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by drtse4 11y ago
Something similar could be built easily using an ESP8266, but a single AA battery would not be enough. Looking at this guide[1] it looks like new sw can already be flashed on it, but other than using the uart or some gpio, i don't see
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by drtse4 11y ago
> You can open a business bank account in your country in the name of your LTD company in the UK. You will need to have your company documents (Certificate of Incorporation and Memorandum & Articles of Association) apostilled. I&#x27
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by drtse4 11y ago
Cheap iOS development device?
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by drtse4 11y ago
If someone is interested in using something like that (minus the API part), right now, try this: https://github.com/albertlatacz/java-repl
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by drtse4 11y ago
From the paper: > Since the issues may not be easily fixed, we built a simple program that detects exploit attempts on OS~X, helping protect vulnerable apps before the problems can be fully addressed. I'm wondering if the tool is pu
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by drtse4 11y ago
Looks like it's there since 2011-11-28.
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by drtse4 11y ago
This is so sad...
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by drtse4 11y ago
Read this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9538418
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by drtse4 11y ago
But, real crypto. (Seriously, what's that supposed to mean? Should that increase my confidence in how "secure" this is?)
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by drtse4 12y ago
Only if you care about the jtag controller they added (and the tooling/portability/etc...), consider that if you just need a board with that processor you can get the STM32F4 Discovery (no spi-flash, more sensors) for $10 ($10 mor
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by drtse4 12y ago
What was your product? With this collection of working samples you could build a reference menu bar app with an interface similar to codebox, dash-snippets,etc... iOS beginners will at least consider buying something like this, imho.
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by drtse4 12y ago
Incredibly no, he really meant Felix, as in Apache Felix the OSGi Container. It seems that Adobe has a product built on that, AEM[1], and , afaik, employs at least one of the main committers of the Felix project. [1] https://www.
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by drtse4 12y ago
I can confirm it works :)
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by drtse4 12y ago
The problem is caused by Typekit, that appears to be blocked by default. Providing an alternative font could be a partial "fix" for those using ghostery (many).
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by drtse4 12y ago
The complete issue on the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine-079
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by drtse4 12y ago
Looks like that he parses the log with the hook and then stores the json output in ~/.git-stats (git-stats --record), my guess is that he then generates the calendar only from that data so that he doesn't have to parse the whole h
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Git-Stats – A local GitHub-like contributions calendar(github.com)
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