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721.
by enneff 11y ago
He's great, to be sure, but only Sedol knows what it's like to be in this position. The pressure must be immense.
722.
by enneff 11y ago
Got any numbers?
723.
by enneff 11y ago
He's effectively saying as an outsider that he would have won the match just played. But he has no way of knowing that. It's easy to see mistakes from the outside. Seems like hubris to me.
724.
by enneff 11y ago
It's on topic because if efforts were focused on harm reduction instead of persecution then those resources would help users of these legal drugs too.
725.
by enneff 11y ago
Even today we can still re-build the entire tool chain and standard library in one minute on a modest machine. If we were using LLVM...
726.
by enneff 11y ago
Actually, the opposite. The merging of the branch means that people are now free to continue work on adding new architectures.
727.
by enneff 11y ago
If that was the point then it would have been better made explicit.
728.
by enneff 11y ago
This is the better link target: https://blog.golang.org/go1.6
729.
by enneff 11y ago
Binaries are up but not everything is fully updated yet. Announcement blog post coming shortly. Edit: Blog post up: https://blog.golang.org/go1.6 maybe change the article link to that?
730.
by enneff 11y ago
He wrote tons of commentary on each of the sonnets. He clearly put a lot of work into this.
731.
by enneff 11y ago
You can read some of his rude email exchanges here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/humanities.lit.autho...
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Language and Locale Matching in Go(blog.golang.org)
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by enneff 11y ago
Yeah, the GP post couldn't be further from the truth. Carmack was a OpenGL proponent until long after they had lost the war to DirectX. He wrote Quake3 in OpenGL so that it could be released on Windows, Linux, and MacOS simultaneously.
734.
by enneff 11y ago
I find it flattering that you try to deflect from your embarrassment by talking about me. :-)
735.
by enneff 11y ago
> Eric S. Raymond alleged yesterday that feminist groups have been repeatedly attempting to frame him for sexual assault! And you take this seriously because... ?
736.
by enneff 11y ago
It is both. It means the only people who stick around are those who can tolerate the childishness. This certainly reduces the number of capable people that are willing to contribute to the project. I don't care much how Linus acts sinc
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by enneff 11y ago
> But if I choose to make a contribution to Linux, even a few years from now, I will remember what practices to avoid through my memories of this and previous rants. This reads like fantastic satire.
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by enneff 11y ago
> Nobody will try to pull that shit again for quite some time. Did you read the thread? The programmer who wrote the original patch is arguing with him, just as he would have had Linus' reply been polite. I seems that vitriol does n
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by enneff 11y ago
> You really DO NOT WANT to step on his toes again (and everyone else reading it, too), so in the end Linus' wins. But the person who wrote the code still argued with him. They're still making the same points that they would ha
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by enneff 11y ago
> "Get rid of it. And I don't ever want to see that shit again." Would you really want to work with someone who speaks to you this way? It's like a caricature of a typical "evil boss". I'm amazed that
741.
by enneff 11y ago
> If you don't like how Linus behaves, then don't deal with him. Noone forces you. Linus' status in the Open Source community makes him a role model for some people (whether he likes it or not; I suspect he doesn't),
742.
by enneff 11y ago
Someone at Google (the author of the blog post, Adam Langley) rewrote a lot of what OpenSSL does in Go: https://golang.org/pkg/crypto/
743.
by enneff 11y ago
I think most applications would use a shared file system, just as they do today, including all the same optimisations. But your high performance database would likely be given its own disk to work with. (Just as you would today, but the ben
744.
by enneff 11y ago
If you eat eggs regularly then you needn't keep them in the fridge.
745.
by enneff 11y ago
Are there tests?
746.
by enneff 11y ago
10k LoC is more than enough for an HTTP/2 implementation.
747.
by enneff 11y ago
I think that would be premature. She's still kicking ass. At least wait until she's past middle age.
748.
by enneff 11y ago
It was pretty noticeable on the first viewing IIRC. It's a common movie trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LineOfSightName
749.
by enneff 11y ago
So what's a better time library? Or, rather, how could Go's time library better accommodate these things? It's also not clear that a standard library time package should be the be-all, end-all time management solution. I don&
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by enneff 11y ago
Be honest. I'm happy to answer questions as to why I believe this is good advice.

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