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961.
by halayli 15y ago
NetBSD is under BSD license. They don't have to contribute back.
962.
by halayli 15y ago
The title should be 'BSD socket programming'
963.
by halayli 15y ago
Or use dropbox
964.
by halayli 15y ago
I think the core issue here is how C style strings are implemented. Personally, I much prefer if C strings were <size><data>, but what I was going after is that it's not K&R specific, it's a C design "mistake".
965.
by halayli 15y ago
The function copy expects a C style string but he pass a buffer to some data. If you pass it the proper argument you'll get a proper result, it's that simple. I see the complaint is more about C style strings in general because it's easy t
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Woopra's new labeling feature(woopra.com)
1 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
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Lthread - A coroutine lib that allows you to make blocking calls(github.com)
6 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
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by halayli 15y ago
My point was that the sample code didn't show Ember's strong features like computed properties and auto binding. The backbone version will be more or less the same size for this kind of demo. as for the cleaner part, I didn't like the fact
969.
by halayli 15y ago
Nothing is this article demonstrates a feature that doesn't exist in backbone.js. In fact, backbone.js feels much cleaner.
970.
by halayli 15y ago
Ah, that's unfortunate. I'll be implementing lthread_compute during the holidays. Keep an eye on that. :)
971.
by halayli 15y ago
Unfortunately, as of now you cannot move an lthread from one scheduler to another but it can be implemented. May I ask why you want to do that? I am working on lthread_compute for compute intensive tasks which will offload the work to a wor
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Apple Wins Partial Victory on Smartphone Patent Claim(nytimes.com)
6 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
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Lthread - A coroutine lib with multicore support(github.com)
5 points by halayli 15y ago|4 comments
974.
by halayli 15y ago
Here's my take: 1. Instead of focusing on the idea, focus on the execution. 2. Pick a niche that has a relatively easy entry, and create something better and/or cheaper. Perfect your execution so that your product becomes the obvious choice
975.
by halayli 15y ago
close(2) can also block even when the socket is set to non-blocking.
976.
by halayli 15y ago
This behavior existed since early 90s in Lebanon. "Necessity is the mother of invention"
977.
by halayli 15y ago
I believe it will still be less work than recreating the whole thing.
978.
by halayli 15y ago
Instead of reinventing wheels, why not patch Redis ?
979.
by halayli 15y ago
Those notes found their way to 'The Practice of Programming' book. I highly recommend it.
980.
by halayli 15y ago
thanks for the feedback. I'll make sure to document it more extensively. When you create a pthread, it creates an lthread scheduler in it, and any lthread created in this pthread will get associated with the pthread itself. A typical exampl
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Lthread - A coroutine lib with multicore support(github.com)
8 points by halayli 15y ago|2 comments
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Groups.io - group conversations made easy(groups.io)
2 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
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by halayli 15y ago
A project I created in my free time. I'd appreciate your feedback please.
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Groups.io(groups.io)
2 points by halayli 15y ago|1 comments
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by halayli 15y ago
pylons is a glue framework. It allows you to replace whatever you want, easily and without losing other framework features.
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by halayli 15y ago
micro frameworks provide incomplete feature set. You tend to reinvent the wheel many times. I see no advantage in using them when I can have something more complete and feature rich.
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by halayli 15y ago
dependencies are taken care of by pylons once it gets installed. I like that Ben made it this way because many of these dependencies can be reused in other projects.
988.
by halayli 15y ago
web micro frameworks are evil although they don't look like that in the beginning, I advice to avoid them by all means. IMO, even though pylons 1.0 is now frozen, it is still one of the most flexible frameworks out there.
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by halayli 15y ago
So if I know a user's email I can lock their account by just triggering a reset password.