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by errnoh 10y ago
I was previously working in a company that used Flowdock[0]. Current place uses Slack and I've noticed that there are multiple things bothering me. Biggest complain for me is that the Slack UI gives too much weight on the fact that som
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by errnoh 11y ago
Seems to be €699 in Europe ($750) (edit: This price does not include shipping.)
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Majority of VPN services suffer from IPv6 traffic leakage(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by errnoh 11y ago|0 comments
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Game theorists crack poker(nature.com)
9 points by errnoh 12y ago|4 comments
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by errnoh 12y ago
The problem is that this doesn't stop here. This method works everywhere and it will spread. We'll need a plugin to reverse this, anyone up for it?
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by errnoh 13y ago
That's pretty much exactly what SMBC Theater video "MMO" [1] is about. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD69PAIqiYo
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by errnoh 13y ago
Sure you can, just add the function first: function SUM() { var sum = 0; for (var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) { sum += arguments[i]; } return sum; } Now you can do stuff like =SUM(A1, B1, C2) and it works li
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by errnoh 13y ago
I actually thought this was from the Confederate Express team, the example at https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/001/232/470/76a69a703ac8... seemed so similar to the examples on the Sprite Lamp pag
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Cyborg Cockroach Sparks Education and Ethics Debate(news.sciencemag.org)
1 points by errnoh 13y ago|0 comments
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Not On Steam Sale(notonsteam.com)
2 points by errnoh 13y ago|0 comments
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by errnoh 13y ago
Third one is more interesting since they already announced streaming from Steam to SteamOS.
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by errnoh 13y ago
1080p video is nowhere near 1458 bytes. For raw 720p RGBA you'd send: 1280 * 720 * 32 = 29,491,200 bits but obviously you're not going to do that. Suddenly you're not only sending data but also encoding / decoding it.
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by errnoh 13y ago
Yeah, I see the streaming functionality as almost bigger announcement than the OS. It's quite possible that one could stream into any other machine including tablets, laptops and even phones. This would enable playing your full Steam l
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by errnoh 13y ago
Can't see a reason why it wouldn't. Main reason seems to be that while SteamOS can only handle games that have Linux support the streaming allows you to have "HTPC" SteamOS connected to TV and play anything that Windows
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by errnoh 13y ago
Yes, and that's why they (Rob Pike & ken) created UTF-8 and converted Plan9 to use it. see http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs/utf-8-history.txt
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by errnoh 13y ago
Yeah similar problem. Preordered year ago in June but no credit card charges have been made, nor have I received any emails about shipping. I did call them today and they couldn't even find the order, even though it was still fine coup
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by errnoh 13y ago
Thank you. I've tried bunch of possible candidates to replace Reader and this is the first one that actually feels responsive enough for daily use. And the fact that it's open source and written in Go is just icing on the cake.
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by errnoh 13y ago
Yeah, this is why I laughed at the line "No, it doesn’t have an official reference platform, not even whatever PC Linus happens to be using these days.". Linus is quite known for using MacBooks himself.
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by errnoh 13y ago
Currently it seems to be a meme more than anything. For actual answer to your question, there was a comment about it yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5842769
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by errnoh 13y ago
Yeah, pretty much same service (from couple years ago). Shortly does seem to have a bit larger character limit though.
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by errnoh 14y ago
I'll skip most of the Java vs Go discussion but as you're probably aware that was Go 1.0.3 running on that benchmark. Here's Go 1.1 vs 1.0.3 on a bit beefier machine: https://gist.github.com/errnoh/5320784 Next benchmark will have Go 1.1
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by errnoh 14y ago
Their repo at https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks is open for pull requests I don't think they have anything against C#, probably no one just has committed C# version to be benched. (edit: whops, linked fork first)
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by errnoh 14y ago
Yeah, 20% is even quite low estimate. Here's 1.0.3 vs 1.1 from just now (request worker (wrk) and Go http server running in separate machines) https://gist.github.com/errnoh/5320784
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by errnoh 14y ago
Sadly that's mostly still work in progress. OpenGL bindings are at https://github.com/go-gl For 2D graphics there's promising project at https://github.com/skelterjohn/go.wde which provides interface that you can use together with http
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by errnoh 14y ago
Sigh. Sorry about the mess. I opened the thread first thing after waking up this morning, commented before having cup of coffee and resulted in misreading the whole point of that comment. I'll try to drink more coffee from now on. Sorry kno
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by errnoh 14y ago
bench old_ns/op new_ns/op delta "BenchmarkHTTPClientServer 373216, 52646 -85.89%" That bench is 7 times faster in Go 1.1 than 1.0.3.
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by errnoh 14y ago
Hah, fun idea. Modified it a bit to run in parallel. I guess I'll leave it on for couple hours and see if it gets anywhere. current output: 1363637914 2013-03-18 22:18:34.118051 +0200 EET Stats: 0/53659699 (0%) good/tries, 223559.9132
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by errnoh 14y ago
Using flux as well but that site was one of the most enjoyable sites to read that I've seen in couple years. The colors aren't that beautiful but it's much less stressful for my eyes, and the highlight colors were spot on as well. Thanks to
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by errnoh 14y ago
While probably not being something that interesting for most of the HN userbase, personally I find this an useful resource. So.. thank you.
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by errnoh 14y ago
I do have JS enabled but still run into problems. Probably some script blocking plugin that's causing them but the cause doesn't really matter, what does is the fact that it's preventing one from reading the article. There's really no reaso

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