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by drtse4 12y ago
A few years ago i've converted some popular vim color schemes (Twilight, Wombat, Mustang,etc...) to pygments css styles: https://github.com/uraimo/pygments-vimstyles
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by drtse4 12y ago
If you are referring to the monthly jobs threads i was wondering the same thing, i would have expected more people searching for mobile developer (especially freelancers), but i guess mobile apps are not yet the new "website".
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by drtse4 12y ago
> It also happens to be as hard or harder than most other types of software engineering. You have to stay on top of trends, keep building your skills. Wait, what?? :)
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iOS developers share their earnings and the lessons they’ve learned(9to5mac.com)
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by drtse4 12y ago
I'm italian myself and not a fan of how a boatload of things works in Italy, but the reference to the criminality just sounds like something straight out of the Sopranos, which it's quite far from reality in every productive regio
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by drtse4 12y ago
Yup, if your jobs are i/o heavy the cpu time is wasted waiting if you execute them in a strictly sequential way. With your worker pool the cpu intensive part of the jobs is instead being executed concurrently GOMAXPROCS jobs at a time.
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by drtse4 12y ago
>How does it make the program run faster? Sunfmin, wrong answer, you'd have a 20x improvement with 20 workers only with 20 cores (ignoring the limited overhead), regardless of the number of workers your queue of jobs will be consume
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by drtse4 12y ago
No code, no gist :/
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by drtse4 12y ago
Next time, don't hit reply.
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by drtse4 12y ago
> "I started this company while I was getting my MBA at Harvard. Before this, I worked for McKinsey & Company…" he paused to gauge my reaction, “which is one of the top business consulting firms in the world.” I wonder how
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by drtse4 12y ago
Thanks, i already noticed the age of the project :). The ""complaint"" is obviously valid, i'd add at least half a page of examples to explain what it does and how to try it, just to increase the chance of contribut
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by drtse4 12y ago
Link to the vulnerability report for Debian if someone needs it: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2014-7169
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by drtse4 12y ago
Or just run from terminal: env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test" This should be displayed: bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt bash: error importin
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by drtse4 12y ago
> Buy pre-peeled garliC. why? If peeling it's the problem, i do it this way: http://youtu.be/Az_7uMKGtuE?t=47s
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by drtse4 12y ago
> the husks just fall off when you smash the garlic. Oh, the looks i get when i show someone that is really that easy :)
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by drtse4 12y ago
Just a small correction because it feels weird :), on the registration page: <input id="user_password" name="user[password]" type="*password*" />
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by drtse4 12y ago
> I think there's a third edition coming out soon, which should help bring its digital stuff up to date. I'm waiting too, there are still a few months to go: http://www.eevblog.com/forum/chat/the-art-o
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by drtse4 12y ago
Code, highly recommended, even if the content isn't new for you, it's so neatly structured that you'll enjoy reading it anyway.
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by drtse4 12y ago
_dt47, if you like it read everything else from Hesse (continue with Steppenwolf, Narcissus and Goldmund, The Glass Bead Game). Right now, as late night reading, i'm in the midst of the sprawl trilogy of Gibson, i read Neuromancer more
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by drtse4 12y ago
I found it quite "meh" by the end, too much details about their private lives and didn't like the hyperboles when describing more "technical" stuff (e.g. when they built the engine for commander keen, described as s
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by drtse4 12y ago
Don't use println(), use fmt.Println() or other equivalent functions instead. Current implementations provide several built-in functions useful during bootstrapping. These functions are documented for completeness but are no
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by drtse4 12y ago
http://www.minimallyminimal.com/blog/issey-miyake-to-by-toku... ($1400)
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by drtse4 12y ago
The fact that you were downvoted is extremely sad. Downvoters, good luck understanding how the next crappy project[1] you'll inherit was supposed to work without even a one-line specification describing what the reasoning behind certai
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by drtse4 12y ago
Try compiling it with gccgo that is able to dynamically link the go standard library (shared among your go projects) instead of building a single big binary, my guess is it should be just a few hundred kb :)
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Indian startup Flipkart just reportedly raised $1 billion in funding(qz.com)
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by drtse4 12y ago
There is a link to http://www.rubberduckdebugging.com/ , i don't see why duckie shouldn't be there too.
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by drtse4 12y ago
More info here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging
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by drtse4 12y ago
Regardless of the company, there is always a conversion charge around 2% and the rate applied is never the actual rate, banks usually calculate a rate using some kind of moving average.
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by drtse4 12y ago
Mainly tech/programming related, few jokes, witty (i hope) remarks and the occasional retwitted quote: https://twitter.com/uraimo And, if anyone is interested, a few years ago this guy made a list of HNer accounts here
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Architecture of Open Source Applications Series(aosabook.org)
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