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4y ago
Who are "we"?
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The main selling point is the ability to chain calls foo.do_this(bar).do_that(baz) instead of do_that(do_this(foo, bar), baz)
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4y ago
Meater+ (wireless temperature sensor for roasting/bbq with 50 meter range) Thermapen (super fast spot temperature sensor) Both have superior minimalist UX, very thoughtfully designed and really well executed. If you are into cooking, h
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4y ago
> I find it amazing. This shall pass :) The main beef with C++ is that it's just a mass of every single feature possible held together with some goo. It works, but there's no grace and elegance.
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4y ago
Italy, France, Switzerland - beef tartar is also popular and omni-present. It is also very good. Coming from a country where tartar doesn't exist it took an effort to decide and try it the first time, but if you are OK with medium rare
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4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230102100639/https://accu.org/... Val: https://www.val-lang.dev/ Carbon: https://github.com/carbon-language/carbon-lang CppFront:
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4y ago
> looks like I'm a pirate then. Why? This is an altogether better arrangement unless they take over 3 years to release the next major version.
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4y ago
I see no problem with the switch to a commercial license, however making it a subscription is a very short-sighted move. This instantly kills a lot of goodwill and puts "sold" into "unavailable" rather than "expensi
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For the next year sit in cash or pick up stocks that pay good dividents and are poised to grow after the crisis passes (e.g. banking or telecom). 8-10% is achievable. The goal is to offset the inflation while things stabilize. Afterwards lo
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4y ago
QOI is in the same ballpark as RLE simplicty-wise but performs much better in a larger number of common cases. That's very much "golf".
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This may work as a statement, but functionally it's pointless. They will just blacklist this domain too.
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Alexander
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VC: “I know there are similar companies out there doing the same as Dropbox, why should I invest in just another similar company?” Drew: “Yes. There are similar companies out there doing the same as Dropbox. But do you actually use any of t
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You have a Catch 22. Your game looks super basic and through that unappealing. You would've gotten a feedback IF you would've not mentioned the 4 years sunk into the game. Virtually all that feedback would've been negative
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From their front page: > Build an optimized, secure, and frontend-independent application for multi-platform deployment. Sounds great. Still no idea what this Tauri is.
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> don't underestimate the number of organizations willing to pay $3K/year ... it's an "easy" $30K every year. So 10 then :)
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4y ago
This needs another side of the story.
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Yeah, that's the lowest-hanging C pedantry nitpick. Usually if there's nothing else meaningful that one can say about someone else's project, they will comment on the _t naming... and as anyone with a yota of real-world exp
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4y ago
Clickable - https://github.com/cipher-code/phpframework
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4y ago
It's an EU law.
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> A relay doesn't talk to another relay, only directly to users. Can you elaborate on this point? It would seem that meshing relays would've facilitated the dispersal of updates.
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4y ago
Write (and read) request reordering happens on Windows with all disk types. In theory it shouldn't be, but in practice we have stats that show that it does. Just fyi.
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Getting in there though. They are shielding a ton of in-your-face malware, crack and blackhat sites and don't do much about it.
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The model that is most fair to the vendor and their users is a perpetual license + termed upgrade/support coverage. That is, users buy a license for currently available version and get, say, a year of support and upgrades. After a year
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> unless “hardcore” also means working a little bit on Saturdays It likely means Saturdays and a little bit on Sundays.
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Unexpected GCC optimization of an infinite loop
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What's "filleting"?
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> they made a profit That's literally the raison d'etre of commercial companies. So, yeah, most will do what it takes to remain profitable.
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However in the same "many countries" the tab is picked up by the state in a form of unemployment payouts. Not 100%, granted, but can go as high as 80%.
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* Don Ho is the author of Notepad++.
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