jjuhl

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by jjuhl 11y ago
286 hours in one month. That's just crazy and will lead straight to burn-out if you ask me. Learn to relax man. Where I live (Denmark) the work week is 37 hours (so roughly 150hrs/month) and if i stretch that to even 40 I can feel
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Putting all eggs in one basket is scary. Putting all eggs in a PHP powered basket is terrifying beyond words. We're doomed :-(
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by jjuhl 11y ago
This is so broken. I'm giving up. The political system is broken beyond repair.
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VC++ – standalone C++ tools for build environments(blogs.msdn.com)
23 points by jjuhl 11y ago|2 comments
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Works well. Keep.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
If they can't survive without advertising then let them die. Personally I don't see the problem. The few sites I care about that produce quality stuff (like https://lwn.net/ ) I pay for and that's just fine. T
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BusyBox Drops Systemd Support(phoronix.com)
2 points by jjuhl 11y ago|1 comments
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by jjuhl 11y ago
I recommend clang-format : http://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html
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by jjuhl 11y ago
In addition to the blog post there's also a survey: http://www.instant.ly/s/6cd68
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Well, personally, I'd consider any notifications, reminders, etc to be SPAM unless I had explicitly set up a rule to allow those emails from a specific source. By default such mails are just unwanted junk (IMHO) and should be treated a
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by jjuhl 11y ago
It would be doable, sure. It just might not be the most efficient solution. ;-)
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Useful tool, sure. But really, if you have to test, then yes, your mail is probably spam that noone cares for.
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Optimizing const objects in LLVM(lists.llvm.org)
1 points by jjuhl 11y ago|0 comments
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James Bottomley: The Linux Kernel Mailing List Behavior Isn't All That Bad(phoronix.com)
2 points by jjuhl 11y ago|0 comments
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Sickening.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Not most . All . All programs have bugs and most people can't write even a simple "hello world" program that doesn't contain bugs (in the program itself, the runtime or, underlying OS or even hardware firmware below it
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by jjuhl 11y ago
I got 3.14s vs 1.01s on my Android smartphone with Chrome. Nice improvement.
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How to use static analysis to improve performance(kdab.com)
2 points by jjuhl 11y ago|0 comments
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Isn't this simply a game about how to do a binary search of a dictionary? How is that exciting?
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by jjuhl 11y ago
My first X86 machine running Linux was a 386DX/33 with 4MB of RAM. It booted the Linux 0.96 kernel (IIRC) just fine and I also used X on that machine. As far as I remember, I did have 16MB swap as well to make things actually usable, b
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by jjuhl 11y ago
One could go for the middle ground with a 3072 bit key.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Once one ignores the broken english, there's a lot of useful info here - not really anything new, but still useful.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Neat hack.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
This is crap. I took a few of the C++ quizzes and not only did it show me results that did not match what I had actually answered on the quizz. I noticed since it gave me a fail on some very basic questions where I was 100% sure what I had
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by jjuhl 11y ago
Since you don't say specifically what topics you are interrested in I'll just name a few of my own favorite non-fiction books that have a great signal-to-noise ratio: - Computer Organization and Design, Fourth Edition: The Hardwar
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0-day attack on Firefox users stole password and key data: Patch now(arstechnica.co.uk)
3 points by jjuhl 11y ago|0 comments
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When GCC’s “-ffast-math” isn’t(programerror.com)
40 points by jjuhl 11y ago|15 comments
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by jjuhl 11y ago
I don't get why people get so worked up over this. Yes, people have afairs; so what? It's fun and everyone likes to have a bit of harmless sex with new people once in a while. No big deal.
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by jjuhl 11y ago
The same experiment: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vKA4w2O61Xo
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by jjuhl 11y ago
I agree. Pay me what I'm worth every month. Keep your options.

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