dysoco

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by dysoco 10y ago
Alright this might be a stupid question, but if packing is about the order in which the fields are arranged... shouldn't the compiler optimize that? I mean, it does much more complex optimizations already doesn't it?
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by dysoco 11y ago
Actually, before Ubuntu's Unity we had the Unity distribution ( http://unity-linux.org ). Granted it was never popular, and it definitively isn't now, but still.
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by dysoco 11y ago
Wait, hasn't this holographic theory been arround for years? What's new?
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by dysoco 11y ago
I'm going to make a guess and say that this is going to sell just because it's Google branded.
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by dysoco 11y ago
There has been a lot of discussion over the past few months about this. The voting machines were created by a private company (MSA). The code was supposedly "open" but it was nowhere to be seen. The machines basically print an ele
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by dysoco 11y ago
Ah yeah, I'm not really into the Erlang world but I've heard of ChicagoBoss.
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by dysoco 11y ago
I must said, I've never heard of this guy, I think I have a new favorite blogger now.
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by dysoco 12y ago
I wrote something similar in Go about one year ago for my IRC bot. I never thought it'd be useful for anyone, but well, I guess it can :P
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by dysoco 12y ago
Wow this was really nice. Although, as a non-webdev, the amount of code needed for this surprises me. I guess that's all abstracted with JS and CSS frameworks, but still.
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by dysoco 12y ago
I've never had a backlighted keyboard. But I must admit, sometimes when it's dark I have to look closely at the keyboard to find the key I want, at least to orient myself when I first touch the keyboard.
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by dysoco 12y ago
Oh I see, thanks for the info.
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by dysoco 12y ago
I've never really considered Unreal Engine. I'm more of a hobbyist making small 2D games, recently picked up Unity (been using SFML and LibGDX before) to make some small games. I guess UE doesn't really target small games? Wh
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by dysoco 12y ago
My only issue with the series is that he uses WinAPI instead of something more... sane, like SDL or OpenGL; which makes the code much more obscure and low level, and the code not portable at all. I guess, however, that I could learn a thing
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by dysoco 12y ago
> such a shitty internet service as in Spain over their network Actually from my experience that was pretty good compared to uh... Telefonica in Argentina. And then people complain about Comcast!
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by dysoco 12y ago
I agree, 90% of my serious daily communication (i.e. not IRC) is done via Whatsapp. I can't explain how horribly annoying is to have to pull out my cell phone and write in that tiny screen every time I want to send a message.
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by dysoco 12y ago
Yeah me too, although I must say it's a quite interesting article.
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by dysoco 12y ago
17/M/Argentina I'm not really into Social Networks, I guess you can tell by the fact that I'm on HackerNews. However I can provide some insight in what's the panorama in the other half of the world. Facebook is stil
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by dysoco 12y ago
Nice, I've been following antirez for a while but never seen that project, looks interesting.
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Announcing Fedora 21(fedoramagazine.org)
25 points by dysoco 12y ago|3 comments
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by dysoco 12y ago
As I said, it depends. Right now I'm young and eager to go work at a big company or a startup. Maybe 30 years from now I'll just want to come back and rest, who knows?
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by dysoco 12y ago
I too live in a fishing town, yes, it's nice being a small town without any traffic or people on the street (except in Summer when we get tourists) but honestly I can't wait to move out. I can't get fast internet, power/
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by dysoco 12y ago
xv6 is probably the smallest and simplest kernel you can study: http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.828/2014/xv6.html
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by dysoco 12y ago
Something that has always annoyed me about Dropbox. But honestly I'm not going to bother given that I have to pay in order to sync more than 3 folders. Specially when I can accomplish this with a bit of hackery and symlinks. Nice produ
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by dysoco 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Bitcoin requires you to go arround with a cellphone and internet 24/7 in order to make payments. That might be a thing in Buenos Aires but definitively not in the rest of the country. Bitcoin as nation
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by dysoco 12y ago
That's because this was posted 1h ago, come back in a couple hours.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Oh nice that didn't show up in the schedule below the stream.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Apparently there are no talks about C++ at all, what a dissapointment. I was expecting Herb Sutter or Bjarne giving a talk.
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by dysoco 13y ago
I agree, I'd rather have a website like http://www.slackware.com/ than any of that bootstrap stuff.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Sos awesome as always! Keep on going.
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by dysoco 13y ago
Actually I've heard it can be easier, since you get the real feedback from the plane/yoke

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