kbumsik

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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   Is Redis embeddable? If not, it is sometimes building a whole new project is much easier and maintainable than a fork.
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   That is not a "proper" comment though.
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   I don't understand why they are using JSON, especially systemd already use an INI-like config format extensively. Maybe because they are not web devs so that they haven't had an annoying moment when they realize there is no proper
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   Building WebGPU with Rust [pdf](fosdem.org)

   4 points by kbumsik 7y ago|0 comments
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   Fair point, but what I mean is Intel is probably at a good time to make its own dGPU for mobile, just to clarify.
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   Although the CPU hasn't been improved much, Intel has improved its iGPU quite a lot and now outperforms the current Ryzen mobile. [1] I think it is natural for Intel to start making dGPU to replace popular mainstream mobile GPU such as
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   Try unselect node_modules in Selective Sync for ignoring purpose. Uh-oh, you just deleted node_modules in your machine.
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   That is a clever approach to track files. Thanks for info.
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   by kbumsik 7y ago

   > Also onedrive has linux clients too But there is a huge gap between official linux support by Dropbox and a thrid-party app. In my experience, Dropbox's syncing experience is generally superior than the others, especially when it
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    This is the same question as why .gitignore files exists. You probably want to leave build files unsynced in your project folder.
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Interesting. It's the first time for me to see a use of file attributes in Linux. What are the common use cases of file attributes? Also, I just notice that every files in Dropbox folder has com.dropbox.attributes key with unreadable b
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I put everything in Dropbox including all of my projects. In my experience it works pretty well even if node_modules can't be ignored now. Putting every projects in Dropbox with .git is the most awesome feature of Dropbox. With Dropbox
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Interesting question. I'm Korean and actually I was asking myself if "codes" is correct English while typing. I don't know, but except for grammar "code" seems to be countable to me. Note that Korean grammar (a
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I'm not familiar with Haskell and functional programming in general, so I'm curious if these codes in the OP make sense to Haskell people? Every lines of the codes are full of side effects (LEDs, buttons, delay...) and completely
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    > Some companies are using haskell for non trivial needs, they just dont talk much about it. Sorry but doesn't this statement fit better to the definition of "borderline" something?
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    > higher bit ciphers required the high encryption pack until 5.5 released in 2000 That thing exactly was export-restricted and was available only in U.S. and Canada: https://jeffpar.github.io/kbarchive/kb/159&#x
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I'm curious if it is actually more "lightweight" than Systemd in terms of memory consumption or CPU load, especially it depends on emacs PID2. Less lines of code does not always means lightweight.
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I'm Korean so I glad to see someone speaks out this. Actually it was rather inevitable, partially because of the U.S. gov that time. The Korean gov wanted to grow e-commerce/e-banking in 1999 but the American gov did not allow to
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    It is worse than Quora now because Medium not only requires sign-ins bit asks for subscription to read.
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Hey Mir display server is still alive :)
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Can they be applied to other DBMSs? I mean, I don't think other DBMSs treat database files too differently from SQLite, don't they?
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22073908
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I am confused, so is a X11 stack/server runs in an iOS device natively (not remotely) but you need a VNC client since a X11 client is not implemented yet?
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    While Mozilla executives make millions of dollars, Mozilla layoffs employees(twitter.com)

    12 points by kbumsik 7y ago|1 comments
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    Executing instructions dynamically from memory (JIT does this) exposes potential security issues. A good example is the famous Specter vulnerability. Specter itself is not JIT-specific but it is known to very hard to reproduce that the only
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    iOS prohibits JIT for example.
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I'm not American but what are "United States government-funded phones" for? Why anyone wants to use it? The article doesn't give much context...
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    Erwhi Hedgehog: A small SLAM robot using Intel RealSense(gbr1.github.io)

    2 points by kbumsik 7y ago|0 comments
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    The claims from the OP: > So this all started like this: I overheard somebody at work complaining about mysterious stalls while porting Rage 2 to Stadia. The only thing those mysterious stalls had in common was that they were all using s
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    by kbumsik 7y ago

    I'm favor of Linus version. They are not the same message to me. He clearly explains what really would happen behind the scene.