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Postgres game schemaverse owned: how it happened
(schemaverse.tumblr.com)
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ibotty
13y ago
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ibotty
13y ago
it's hardly surprising that you send one packet, get one ack and then, when the shell wants to update the display sends a packet and then gets one ack. how should it be different? (leaving aside udp-protocols for similar functionality as mo
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ibotty
13y ago
the dirac distribution is everywhere in mathematics. i've only heard about the beta distribution and never needed to think about it...
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ibotty
13y ago
but two statements in one line is not exactly encouraged by the rules either.
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ibotty
13y ago
slightly exaggerated: by that logic only one password should also be enough.
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ibotty
13y ago
do you need to do much "rich" string processing in erlang? it certainly is not designed for that usecase. you _can_ do quiet a bit of string processing in erlang's bytestrings (note: not unicode-aware), see e.g. cowboy (which has nice to re
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ibotty
13y ago
it has not been said here, and i certainly don't want to discuss this here. having said that, silvio gesell, the spiritual founder of freicoin, was very anti-semitic and there are substantial claims that the whole concept of schwundgeld is
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ibotty
14y ago
inotify consumes resources (ram), which a hook into a package manager does not. you cannot watch all subdirectories within /etc with one handle, so you will have to recursively setup handles for all subdirectories. then, you might run into
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ibotty
14y ago
small nitpick, it does not hook into dpkg and rpm but into apt and yum (there are surely hooks for other package managers). so when you install a package without these higher level package managers, it does not get recorded...
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Blib - a tool for seeing your Internet latency
(apenwarr.ca)
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14y ago
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ibotty
14y ago
not that surprising...
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ibotty
14y ago
why has this been downvoted? if this is wrong, a simple "no, this is wrong. see e.g. blah" would have been nice.
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ibotty
14y ago
so you think apple is doing something comparable to the moon landing? i don't think so.
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Building physics effects in html: case study Google io 2013
(html5rocks.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
ehm. anti-virus? there's a whole discussion about it, i won't go into here. but what can an anti-virus do? best would be to patch the database (might be pretty hard). then it could write something like: echo "you have been hacked!"; exit 0
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Sqitch: Now with SQLite Support
(justatheory.com)
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14y ago
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ibotty
14y ago
no
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ibotty
14y ago
if i understand the paper correctly (and apply the knowledge to eigen), it't because of the same reason: you want to allow different stream fusion strategies to work.
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ibotty
14y ago
you are, of course, right. but it's irrelevant to this point. there is a strong consensus, that it's 'Tor' and not 'TOR'. there is _no consensus at all_ on 'gnu/' or not 'gnu'.
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ibotty
14y ago
hi nice work. it's always nice to have functional programming paradigms in javascript. is there any (technical or political) reason, why this is or will not be part of underscorejs?
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ibotty
14y ago
for people that only read the title. it mentions, that native persona is coming to desktop firefox.
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ibotty
14y ago
sorry to say that, but i saw your submission and it was not that funny...
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14y ago
maybe i did not make myself very clear. i tried to address the analogy which is implied by these two points. and it is true, that for coffeescript on javascript, coffeescript is not more constant and js is not more variable. but that's not
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ibotty
14y ago
but that's a looong time ago.
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14y ago
> JavaScript is not the Assembly of the Web. It’s the C of the web. The to-JS languages are lining up to become the C++ of the web. that's just uninformed. both analogies are wrong. but yours is even more so. c++ is usually compiled dow
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ibotty
14y ago
i know it was not your point, but pls use a blank line between title and body.
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ibotty
14y ago
hmm. email is one of the things that scales extremely good (see dovecot's directors for a sophisticated but simple way). i don't know why you will need such a big hammer.
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14y ago
that's a typo.
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ibotty
14y ago
please show these 50x faster queries. really. i am curious.
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ibotty
14y ago
but how can a curvecp based protocol benefit from a tls over udp protocol?
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