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25 Years of Linux – so far(lwn.net)
2 points by gghh 10y ago|0 comments
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by gghh 10y ago
Since git was born in 2005, the git repository has not even half of Linux' history.
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by gghh 10y ago
FAQ about the lawsuit, compiled by the Software Freedom Conservancy: https://sfconservancy.org/copyleft-compliance/vmware-lawsuit...
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Christoph Hellwig's case against VMware dismissed(lwn.net)
1 points by gghh 10y ago|1 comments
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Some news from LWN(lwn.net)
424 points by gghh 10y ago|145 comments
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by gghh 10y ago
Good question. I would say that those listings with "global location" in the title are open to remote working (like the BTRFS developer or Rails maintainer I list above), and their affiliation to a geographical office reflects mor
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by gghh 10y ago
SUSE Linux | multiple locations | several arrangements | ~90 openings on Linux things, from metal to applications SUSE is the maker of SUSE Linux Enterprise, a Linux distribution that powers some of the major IT infrastructures of the indus
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ABC conjecture: Mochizuki presented his proof in person in Kyoto(nature.com)
2 points by gghh 10y ago|0 comments
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by gghh 10y ago
Right. I somehow mixed up my own wishes with what Jason Scott's comment actually says. Moreover, in the comment after that Lars writes the sentence "I hand over the gmane.org domain to you". I mistakenly took that for a reply
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by gghh 10y ago
Jason Scott from the Internet Archive commented on Lars' blog post, offering to maintain the archive up at the same domain gmane.org https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2016/07/28/the-end-of-gmane/com... T
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by gghh 10y ago
I write here just to be counted. I love Gmane. This is sad news. Thanks Lars for all these years of work.
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ICFP Contest 2016 dates announced: Aug 5th-8th(icfpcontest.org)
1 points by gghh 10y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Linux performance analysis using Perf(youtube.com)
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by gghh 11y ago
The V90 have been my phone ringtone for a while now; when I get called the people around me gets a blast from the past and give me funny looks.
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by gghh 11y ago
I am from Europe, where higher education is inexpensive, and have very little understanding on the implication of such loans in someone's life. But now this thought occurred to me: how can a 20-something person go out and start a compa
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“How to design a Linux kernel API”, slides from Kerrisk's FOSDEM talk [pdf](man7.org)
2 points by gghh 11y ago|0 comments
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Surprise lightening talk by Mark Shuttleworth at FOSDEM about snappy(twitter.com)
3 points by gghh 11y ago|0 comments
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by gghh 11y ago
The article presents a possible explaination for why SSRI antidepressants (which increase the amount of serotonine in one's synapsis) are effective: serotonine plays a role in how we learn, and > [people with an] atypical function o
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Chaos Computer Club Organizes CTF on Dec 27, Winners Qualify for DEFCON CTF 2016(events.ccc.de)
23 points by gghh 11y ago|0 comments
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by gghh 11y ago
There was recently a blog post analyzing exactly this: "Self-Driving Trucks Are Going to Hit Us Like a Human-Driven Truck" https://medium.com/basic-income/self-driving-trucks-are-goin... It was intensely disc
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by gghh 11y ago
feature toggles: do you use them? my experience with projects that do trunk based development, i.e. a single branch and time-based releases, is that not all features can be ready when the release bell "rings", and something is nec
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by gghh 11y ago
It says a Bloomberg Terminal costs 21k dollars per year. I was expecting it to be more expensive, since an on-premises license for Hipchat in a large corp (5k users) costs 3.5 times as much. Is it 21k $ for how many users?
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by gghh 11y ago
We don't write migrations for our C++, so why the heck are we writing migrations for our DBs The reason is that your database is much more "stateful" than you binary executables. A db migration (DDL, i.e. when you change th
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by gghh 11y ago
It's all nice and good but there is an additional problem the article doesn't mention: how do you handle "exceptional" (unplanned) cases in your database version control? Sometimes you discover things don't work as
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by gghh 11y ago
I think the author wrote this series of articles to better understand the kernel source code himself, an effort that I praise. It is probably the same reason why most of us write blogs: our articles are much more interesting to write than t
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by gghh 11y ago
Just out of curiosity, are those jabber chat rooms public? tptacek mentions some jabber logs of the TLS working group.
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by gghh 11y ago
sure thing: http://lwn.net/Articles/219983/
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by gghh 11y ago
another one that seems missing is this one http://www.quantumplayground.net which runs in a browser and has tutorials on how to write programs. EDIT: spelling
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by gghh 11y ago
All correct, but I don't think Bryan O'Sullivan does much haskell these days. He's the manager of some sort of "Developer productivity" team. The Hack programming language came out of his team [1] (tho he wrote a bl
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by gghh 11y ago
forgive my ignorance, is the original library http://python-requests.org ?

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