Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
hubert123
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
11 ms
·
61.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
D is not fast enough either, I only like Java (with the eclipse compiler), Golang and obviously the dynamic languages
62.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Rust is an overly complicated language that made the exact same deadly mistakes that c++ made: takes too long to compile and is too complex. Yes I get it, you're working on the compile times. You will never bring them down to under 1
63.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
This is demonstrably untrue, I have read many articles showing collaboration between major news outlets and the US government. I think wikileaks mentioned it too. Specifically John Podesta saying something along the lines of "lets ask
64.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
What do you think "proactively advance fact-based narratives that support U.S. allies and interests" means? It means that US "facts" will get priority in the media over foreign "non-facts". Somebody will decide
65.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
The whole 'fakenews' narrative is just a ploy to get censorship passed, I hope you guys all realize this. Any foreign media can be classified as propaganda and be called a national security risk - and be banned at will.
66.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
I prefer not having fukushima events and I'm happy to wait and use coal in the meantime
67.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
the voting age should be around 21 nowadays, that's probably closer to the average age people get a real job, move out of home and have to make some actual hard choices
68.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
this is exactly the right direction, Linux needs to become a lot more like Windows = more user friendly
69.
▲
The new form of popup ad in Chrome
(ijfirt.site)
1 points
by
hubert123
10y ago
|
1 comments
70.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
i think the name change makes sense and it's a power move, it basically says: hey if you want to run containers on linx, we are -the- software to do it instead of just one among many. this only works if you're already fairly estab
71.
▲
Golang error handling is not good
(medium.com)
2 points
by
hubert123
10y ago
|
0 comments
72.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Can it ctrl navigate to html import?
73.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
well the only smartphone feature I need from my phone is maps. I'm not sure if this will work well enough without a touchscreen
74.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
I'm happy for Microsoft, I get the feeling that they are really trying now and it is always a pleasure to see strong innovations and competition.
75.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
I'm not arguing with you over what they did, I have not read about it enough. I didn't even read the the exchange in full. This is purely political and a sign of a lack of leadership. The Linux guys should be so grateful for these
76.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
> And there was a function with the bane "validate" that didn't, well, validate so what? you still dont seem to grasp the concept of plugins. Plugin = the 3rd party developer can do whatever he wants and it doesnt hurt the
77.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
The whole point of plugins is that they dont need to be maintained as part of the core product. Seeing AMD's response, it's obvious that they dont expect Linux kernel devs to maintain this thing. They should offer a proper and eas
78.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Runtime isolation would absolutely solve that problem, it would safely shift the blame to AMD if the thing becomes broken. Without it, the kernel devs now have to maintain more and more code that they probably dont know anything about. I do
79.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
I am not familiar at all with this stuff but honestly people should be working on a way to isolate external code in the kernel at runtime somehow. I wouldnt want to be in either position, I dont want to maintain somebody else's shitty
80.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Back then there were essentially two major ideologies in the minds of people, neither was proven to work yet: Fascism or communism. To predict that one of them might win, is not exactly a prophetic thing to do. This is like predicting tod
81.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
> And choice isn't important, it's the appearance of choice that's important i dont understand how this isnt immediately a red flag for dystopian orwellian oppression. I guess u can do it to kids, they cant defend themselv
82.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
yep, people are afraid to call Linux out on its problems because it's open source and free and it makes a lot of people money and we should just be glad to have an alternative at all.. but there are many serious problems with it, it&#x
83.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
That is not even close to being a summary of the story. Sorry. It's not just about mentioning pizza in an email. Your comment was once again completely pointless, I have already told you that what you are doing is only virtue signallin
84.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
There should be a term for your kind of comment, I propose "betterguy trolling", it's very similar to concern trolling but at its core is the belief that you are better than the other person. Your commemts have zero value her
85.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Because the question is extremely stupid, he should take an extra 10 seconds and it should be obvious
86.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
that sounds bad to say the least. Isnt that the entire selling point, rolling your own cloud... I always wondered why Azure and AWS were seemingly more of a priority for a software solution that supposedly is made to replace the cloud or co
87.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
The news articles are written by people who are increasingly detached from reality, more and more biased and more and more paid and monitored by the government. There is no easy fix to this, obviously the education has to be increased but
88.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
I live in a shithole and the only complaint that I have is the health risk from using a shared toilet and the noise in the city. Other than that, I really dont care. I have everything I need and it's cheap. If I could get something eve
89.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
Things learnt that early simply dont have value later on, that's how I would see it from the body's perspective.
90.
▲
by
hubert123
10y ago
still compiles too slowly, a language in 2016 just cannot take multiple seconds for me to use it add 5 crates and watch ur compile/run cycle climb to a cool 10+ second average.
More ›