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by fla 10y ago
Gaming console ?
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by fla 10y ago
Yeah OK :) HHVM is not the usual PHP runtime one expects to build the average web service upon. Anyway, my point was that Node.js main core value was to let people script evented I/O over a lightweight runtime. When Node came out, it w
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by fla 10y ago
PHP doesn't
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by fla 10y ago
Node.js is event oriented I/O. It lets you design some server tasks in a way that is non-blocking and thus more efficient. (Some other languages let you do that too)
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The status of reflection in C++(root.cern.ch)
15 points by fla 10y ago|0 comments
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by fla 11y ago
What will you do when someone builds Byte as a service on top of your product ?
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by fla 11y ago
Hardware designers as well ;)
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by fla 11y ago
That sounds as stupid as the Accept cookies popup. Politics and internet...
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by fla 11y ago
From my understanding, this only happens when you are near an open Wifi wich has a 'login' page. (Like in hotels, airports etc..). If memory serves, Android shows up this notification when it detects the http are redirected to a l
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by fla 11y ago
Think of it as Wine, reversed.
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by fla 11y ago
You're not alone here. I've been recently working on bluetooth related tech and was really surprised from the lack of native support under Windows 10. Had to reinstall my sytem at some point due to a stack driver mess.
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by fla 11y ago
I think it's a very valid (and concerning) point. JavaScript is made in way that one fears to implement isPositive or isArray.
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by fla 11y ago
It seems to do a pretty good job btw.
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by fla 11y ago
No no, The very _worse_ thing is when there is only one answer saying he found a solution but doesn't provide any information.
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by fla 11y ago
I wonder how much of it was automatically processed vs manually redrawn/corrected.
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by fla 11y ago
On the other hand, the human brain cosumes approximately 20 Watts.
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by fla 11y ago
In Switzerland uploading copyrighted content is illegal but downloading is not. And beside that, speed is much better.
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by fla 11y ago
SABnzbd: One of these perfect 'just works' software that does its job (and even more) without ever bothering you. Congratz for the 1.0.0 milestone !
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by fla 11y ago
You are correct, that was the word I was looking for. I think democratization works too ;)
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by fla 11y ago
This will certainly be a big step for VR democratisation. I'm surprised they aim for 120hz, it's really amazing. Can't wait to see what gets out of it.
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by fla 11y ago
Are those providing internet access, or just unprotected networks ?
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by fla 11y ago
It is an interessting analysis. I think you're right saying that its a matter of philosophy after all. In my experience, the clean linear history can be important when you build a product which is going to be certified since the develo
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by fla 11y ago
Don't forget to instantiate a CounterIncrementingAuthorizationTokenFactoryFactory in your local cluster ;)
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by fla 11y ago
Didn't know that. Thanks
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by fla 11y ago
For some time now, we use the rebase workflow. (create your branch, do some work, rebase on master, push). It is a great way to have a clean linear history. But it makes git pull 'illegal' because it does a merge implicitely. That
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by fla 11y ago
This article answers most technical questions and goes into great details http://blog.trailofbits.com/2016/02/17/apple-can-comply-with...
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by fla 11y ago
The very first draw call I guess.
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by fla 11y ago
Submitting 'NSFW' (without quotes) will display mangled urls.
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Nvidia Finally Releases Images for GTX 900 Open-Source Support(lists.freedesktop.org)
3 points by fla 11y ago|0 comments
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by fla 11y ago
More info here http://corte.si/posts/visualisation/binvis/index.html

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