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getsat
15y ago
Sorry, I should have said CPython. Interestingly enough, there have been quite a few attempts at removing the GIL from CPython, too: http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2001-August/0170...
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15y ago
You! Reading about all the cool stuff you guys did with GOOL is the reason I got into Lisp. Awesome to see that you post here on HN. :)
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15y ago
JRuby doesn't have a GVL (Global VM Lock, equivalent of Python's GIL), so you can actually get wild with multithreading. :)
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getsat
15y ago
> I have that game for life Not for life, but rather for the life of Steam as a platform. I don't see Valve going away anytime soon, but you never know...
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getsat
15y ago
You can post in the monthly "Who's Hiring?" threads on Hacker News and let them come to you.
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15y ago
http://i.imgur.com/Y02DM.jpg RIP. Thanks for inventing all that awesome stuff modern languages are constantly rediscovering.
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15y ago
Not being able to provision on demand is a deal breaker, though.
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15y ago
Sure, but that doesn't support his claim that Linux is "easier" to develop in, which is what I was refuting.
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15y ago
Showing that your claim was baseless/anecdotal is trolling? The word "trolling" doesn't mean anything anymore.
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15y ago
> It's just easier to develop in Linux than it is in any other OS. Uh... > Being able to hit "sudo aptitude build-dep python-psycopg2" and then being able to "pip install psycopg2" without having to hunt everywhere for deps and it j
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15y ago
printf() is fine if you just want to see if something is being run (assuming, of course, you recognize the flushing caveat we're discussing). If you're dumping printf()s all over the place to see exactly what flow your program is taking at
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15y ago
Yes. You're not agreeing or disagreeing with me. Did you reply to the wrong post? Also, using printf() for debugging? In 2011? I seriously hope you guys don't do this.
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15y ago
Adding a newline doesn't flush anything. You'd want to call fflush() to do that.
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15y ago
wtf? Everything you could want to know about networking is on Wikipedia. Just jump to a Wiki page for some random networking thing (like the OSI model, CSMA/CD, CIDR, etc.) and click around for a while. If you're not capable of using the va
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15y ago
Jameson is a pimp, and Bob is a genius. MochiWeb is an amazing server.
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15y ago
Minimum wages vary per state in the USA. States with higher cost of living (e.g., California) typically have higher minimum wages.
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15y ago
The quality of the code in your average PHP project is... less than stellar. Low quality code typically results in exploitable bugs (XSS, CSRF, SQL injection, remote code execution, local filesystem access, etc.).
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15y ago
ln -s /sbin/fsck /sbin/fuck
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15y ago
rbenv is a bit easier to use in production (doesn't require any Capistrano addons, etc.) IMO, but for local dev it doesn't really matter one way or the other.
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getsat
15y ago
Go to an application's site. Click the contact link. Use contact form or email the specified email address. If there's no contact info, check the domain's WHOIS record.
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15y ago
Please tell me you're joking. If you're a good programmer, you could move to San Francisco and have a six figure salary within a week.
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15y ago
Please, go back to Reddit.
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getsat
15y ago
You can easily trip up even experienced Linux users with examples (like that one) from the Unix Hater's Handbook.
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getsat
15y ago
I think your sarcasm detector is broken.
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getsat
15y ago
> Post Tweets for you. Hahaha, no.
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15y ago
> out of 4,294,967,296 possible values Another dangerous thing in C: assuming the size of integer types.
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15y ago
I didn't say that they don't write it, I said that they don't actually run it. :)
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15y ago
Facebook doesn't technically run PHP anymore; they transform their PHP into C++ and run that because PHP is too slow. https://github.com/facebook/hiphop-php
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15y ago
Not just Rails, Ruby projects in general. Most have awesome test coverage.
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getsat
15y ago
Irony implies a reversal or an opposite. Your comment was stupid, not ironic.
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